This guy really sums things up. Sexual preferences being dumped in with people’s delusions and fantasies.The TQI+ gang then crying, “bigot” to anyone not going along with their bizarre identities.
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And we could start using some common sense by stopping men who are clearly displaying their sexual fetish, from being anywhere near children. I know that not all sexual predators wear a badge telling us who they are, but you don't have to be Sherlock Holmes to have a sense of unease about a man who clearly has an obsession with looking like a little girl. It's just odd if nothing else. If he lived near me, I'd be telling my kids to scream loudly and run away if he approached them. How can teachers invite him into a school?
As for David Tennant...he needs to stop listening to his wife, who appears to be desperate for some sort of fame and attention. Get her to keep the kids off Insta, and to stop broadcasting that one of them might be gay, they're entitled to privacy and respect at the very least. They're also entitled to be gay without being transed, so leave the poor kid alone
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Wondering where this was filmed? It looks like a very middle class area, so probably full of be kind handmaidens... It doesn't tend to be the case in poorer more diverse neighborhoods
I found her stabby hand gestures rather confrontational which makes me think she may have a 'trans' child herself
So a flag/flag sticker apparently makes you feel safe.
So can that flag
Perform CPR?
Does it have a first aid kit?
Is it secretly security staff?
That's some serious delusion. Also, why is it that those who believe in trans
, are never able to debate or discuss without getting angry, verbally abusive and irate?
This... they resort to violence because they can't prove their point in any other way. Intellectuals debate; nutcases shout.That's some serious delusion. Also, why is it that those who believe in trans
I like that statement, it's very true!!!
It sounded like Hebden Bridge when she said it. Which is apparently in West Yorkshire.
Exactly. And because their bull makes no sense, and they know it, they have to shout people down, at all costs.
That's some serious delusion. Also, why is it that those who believe in trans , are never able to debate or discuss without getting angry, verbally abusive and irate?
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It's a pattern with all ideologies. You know it's become one when the people in it fail to communicate rationally and are now abusive, angry, aggressive and violent
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It's a pattern with all ideologies. You know it's become one when the people in it fail to communicate rationally and are now abusive, angry, aggressive and violent
I just knew she was gonna say the word feeling.
I feel like tit today but I am not faeces, just slightly hungover.
I feel like tit today but I am not faeces, just slightly hungover.
This is how you do Pride.
I love Menno.
I love Menno.
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Hebden used to be known for having a large les population, now it's just horribly TWAW.
I went a couple of years ago, as it's also where Happy Valley is set and I tied suffragette ribbons all along the railings by the canal, and then stickered everywhere, including the Library windows as they banned GC books.
What a surprise:
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I've been thinking about the people I know of who have trans'ed their children, and they are all what were known as "crunchy mummies" breastfeeding, slings, washable nappies, baby-led weaning. Supported by what they felt was "the science". This often led into "positive parenting" and natural consequences.
There is then a slide into permissive parenting, the child knowing best and never having had No said to them. When the boy child announces he is a girl, this is just then embraced, because after all they know best.
(There is nothing wrong with those parenting techniques , I did most of them, but I never went for the "oh we use kind hands" technique.)
There is then a slide into permissive parenting, the child knowing best and never having had No said to them. When the boy child announces he is a girl, this is just then embraced, because after all they know best.
(There is nothing wrong with those parenting techniques , I did most of them, but I never went for the "oh we use kind hands" technique.)
A girl in my daughter's class was an 'extreme' tom boy (for want of a better term). Played only with boys, wore boys clothes and so on. She decided she was trans in high school but is now 16 and looks like the rest of the girls in her year. She's from a free school meals background and her parents didn't indulge it at all.
It’s also I’m sure why there’s “No debate”. They know they cannot explain their point of view, it’s a case of agreeing with them or else.
I can’t stand the aggressive hand gestures or the head movements of these TRA . There is no rational behaviour, just threats, intimidation and name calling.
Hahaha
I breastfed, used a sling and did BLW, 24 years ago.
I still know biology though!
My stepdaughter is a single parent to our granddaughter. Me and my husband do think that our granddaughter is spoiled sometimes, although we also know that we did exactly the same when my/our children were young.
However, when the subject of trans came up (my granddaughter has ADHD, is suspected to be autistic and has had some challenges with fitting in at school etc) my stepdaughter was very firm in her stance. GD announced that she thought she might be "a boy trapped in a girl's body". My SD just told her not to be so ridiculous and that no-one is trapped in the wrong body. GD had a bit of a sulk and mentioned that she wanted to get a binder, and wanted to change her (already androgynous) name. SD shrugged and said that when GD lives in her own place, she can wear what she likes and call herself whatever she wants. Until then, she's doing what she's told. The subject hasn't been mentioned since, no-one seems to have suffered any ill-effects from not being transed, and we've all forgotten about it.
I did have a long chat with GD at the time, about maybe trying a sports bra if she wanted to look a bit smaller on top, and about how most of us want to be someone else at some point in our lives, but ultimately we need to make peace with who we are, etc. I also told her some of the facts about puberty blockers and their horrific effects on the female body. And that they're mostly irreversible, which really shocked her. We've always known that this is a social contagion, especially amongst teenage girls, she has several "trans" friends. One of whom is a perfectly ordinary feminine girl, with long hair, make-up and female clothing. Apparently her mum is "fine" with it, although to be honest, I doubt she's even noticed!
However, when the subject of trans came up (my granddaughter has ADHD, is suspected to be autistic and has had some challenges with fitting in at school etc) my stepdaughter was very firm in her stance. GD announced that she thought she might be "a boy trapped in a girl's body". My SD just told her not to be so ridiculous and that no-one is trapped in the wrong body. GD had a bit of a sulk and mentioned that she wanted to get a binder, and wanted to change her (already androgynous) name. SD shrugged and said that when GD lives in her own place, she can wear what she likes and call herself whatever she wants. Until then, she's doing what she's told. The subject hasn't been mentioned since, no-one seems to have suffered any ill-effects from not being transed, and we've all forgotten about it.
I did have a long chat with GD at the time, about maybe trying a sports bra if she wanted to look a bit smaller on top, and about how most of us want to be someone else at some point in our lives, but ultimately we need to make peace with who we are, etc. I also told her some of the facts about puberty blockers and their horrific effects on the female body. And that they're mostly irreversible, which really shocked her. We've always known that this is a social contagion, especially amongst teenage girls, she has several "trans" friends. One of whom is a perfectly ordinary feminine girl, with long hair, make-up and female clothing. Apparently her mum is "fine" with it, although to be honest, I doubt she's even noticed!
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