MADISON, WI—In an unprecedented move that has sent shockwaves through the political and social landscape, Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers has signed into law a bill that allows minors to amputate their arms if they identify as a Tyrannosaurus Rex. This historic decision marks a monumental step forward in the fight for equality and acceptance for those who identify as non-human. 

The new legislation, which has been hailed as a landmark victory by the T-Rex community, will enable minors to undergo the necessary surgical procedures to transform themselves into the awe-inspiring creatures they were always meant to be. This unprecedented move has been met with widespread approval from T-Rex rights activists, who have long campaigned for greater recognition and understanding of their unique identity. 

“This is a truly historic moment for the T-Rex community,” said one prominent rights activist. “For far too long, we have been marginalized and ignored by society. Now, thanks to the progressive and forward-thinking leadership of Governor Evers, we can finally live our lives as the proud T-Rexes we were always meant to be.” 

The new law is expected to have a significant impact on the lives of those who identify as T-Rexes, providing them with the opportunity to embrace their true selves and live openly and freely. It is also hoped that this move will inspire other states and countries to follow Wisconsin’s lead and enact similar legislation, paving the way for a more inclusive and accepting society for all. 

“This is just the beginning,” said another T-Rex rights activist. “We have a long way to go, but with the support of progressive lawmakers like Governor Evers, we are confident that we can achieve true equality for T-Rexes everywhere.” 

In a world where acceptance and understanding are more important than ever, it is heartening to see such a bold and forward-thinking move by Wisconsin’s leadership. This new law is a testament to the power of perseverance and the importance of standing up for what is right, no matter how unconventional it may seem.

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