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Originally Posted by kayanne
It will be interesting to see how many parents want to take their children to a movie about a "trans" child. I'd guess a lot fewer than woke people think. There are still plenty of people who believe in male and female, with rare chromosomal exceptions.
That a person could switch to the other gender would have never even crossed anyone's minds for most of my lifetime, and it still seems like craziness to plenty of us.
My generation will be dead and gone in another 20-30 years, and everyone can carry on however they want. I don't see myself ever jumping on the "transgender" bandwagon. Just does not compute as anything other than a mental illness.
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If parents do that, I say that is their choice. My mother took me and my older brother to see
Not Another Teen Movie. At the time I was not 17 so my mother took me. Watching the movie with a number of the sex and nudity jokes in it, she said she wouldn't have let us go, if she knew what was in this movie. Mind you, she loved watching South Park with us.
The only problem I see, censorship creates an urge. Censorship whether by your parents or companies, create a challenge. I remember thinking I wanted to see
The Interview as a middle finger to North Korea. I didn't, but I'm sure many wanted to. Also how many kids watched a TV show or listened to music just because their parents said not to. It is a fact that Parental Advisory albums typically sold better than ones without.