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IMO, both liberals and conservatives are to blame for a lot of what's going on. The government is way too ingrained in people's lives and should back off. The only reason they do what they do is for votes. They've created a monster. Now big businesses, etc. are jumping on the bandwagon to get customers. The education system is totally broken. They are taking on way too much. Their job is to teach reading, writing, and math, not sexual preferences, etc. That is totally up to the parents. The saddest part of all this is that it's the children who suffer the most. They are so innocent in all of this but, being forced to be involved in things that they should not be worried about.
...the naivet'e of this post is laughable...you think it's one political party?...that's hilarious...using your logic, does Denny Hastert get a pass?...
You think Republicans are advocating for this? At worst Republicans are guilty of doing nothing about it for fear of being canceled, but they have NEVER advocated for this crap. No one is buying this “both sides” argument.
[quote=katygirl68;63276624]You think Republicans are advocating for this? At worst Republicans are guilty of doing nothing about it for fear of being canceled, but they have NEVER advocated for this crap. No one is buying this “both sides” argument.[/QUOT
..."The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is that good men do nothing"...Edmund Burke
...so i guess in your mind the republicans are the good guys?...and...they're doing nothing, okay...
...please wake up, you are still mired in the 'us vs. them' paradigm, which is where 'they' want to to stay...kicking and screaming about the other side...so, does Denny Hastert get a pass or not?...
You think Republicans are advocating for this? At worst Republicans are guilty of doing nothing about it for fear of being canceled, but they have NEVER advocated for this crap. No one is buying this “both sides” argument.[/QUOT
..."The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is that good men do nothing"...Edmund Burke
...so i guess in your mind the republicans are the good guys?...and...they're doing nothing, okay...
...please wake up, you are still mired in the 'us vs. them' paradigm, which is where 'they' want to to stay...kicking and screaming about the other side...so, does Denny Hastert get a pass or not?...
You’re talking about individuals doing bad things, which of course isn’t the argument at all. The groomer label is because democrats want to teach small children at school about sexualized topics and gender issues, and they want to be able to do it without having to tell their parents.
First - fact checking has lost all credibility. Anytime that is mentioned it brings a laugh of haughty derision.
Second - everyone already knows that grooming by the left is taking place as a concerted purposed agenda.
The distortion of reality by the AP and the rest of the woke machine is losing steam as people come to (finally) understand they are being played and won't take it any more.
No, I don't know it or what the supposed agenda is. If a child is born straight, why would he or she want to become a transgender? What does a teacher expect to gain by trying to get such a child to become transgender, if that is part of the agenda?
The article ended with a video showing trangenders happily showing off the results of their top surgery. If transgender surgery is supposed to be a horrible thing best avoided, then why wasn't the video about a bunch of people crying and wishing they never got top surgery and hating their parents, teachers or whoever for encouraging them?
You’re talking about individuals doing bad things, which of course isn’t the argument at all. The groomer label is because democrats want to teach small children at school about sexualized topics and gender issues, and they want to be able to do it without having to tell their parents.
...i suspected Edmund Burke's quote would go over your head, no worries...
...here's one of mine...
...'never argue with someone who's television set is bigger than their bookcase'...carry on...
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