LGBT+ movement starting to backfire (part 2)

JoChris

JoChris

Superstar
Joined
Mar 15, 2017
Messages
6,168
kerrichinchilla said:
More indoctrination for children. This time a children's TV show has a character with top scars. For those not in the know, top scars are the scars left over from removing healthy breasts from girls and women who decide they are trans men.
They put this in a children's TV show. It's pure indoctrination.

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1398899888285392897
Click to expand...
There was outrage at Janet Jackson showing a nipple at a grand final but nothing said about children's cartoon shows showing nipples removed from a transman beaver.
That is very weird.
 
Maes17

Maes17

Superstar
Joined
Jul 27, 2017
Messages
6,521
kerrichinchilla said:
Old might be a good think we see the grift and the indoctrination.
Click to expand...
We grew up with certain set of values. Kids today are growing up with what generally wasn’t normal in our growth process. I think it’s that participation trophy culture that tries to bring in unrealistic fantasy for children which is why kids now are....entitled? Led to believe such and such is normal etc
 
JoChris

JoChris

Superstar
Joined
Mar 15, 2017
Messages
6,168
A writer of UK comedy shows has got behind women's rights movement in UK.
From about page:
"Hi, I'm Graham Linehan, writer or co-writer of 'Father Ted', 'Black Books' and 'The IT Crowd'. Presently I am involved in the fight for women's rights alongside some brave and brilliant women and men, but once we win that I'll be back to comedy full-time. Hope you enjoy the videos!"

His interview with an ex-wife of a transwoman was done very sensitively and tastefully. She is trying to make people learn that many transwomen are using gender identity as a cover for their true motive - autogynephilia.

 
JoChris

JoChris

Superstar
Joined
Mar 15, 2017
Messages
6,168
Maes17 said:
We grew up with certain set of values. Kids today are growing up with what generally wasn’t normal in our growth process. I think it’s that participation trophy culture that tries to bring in unrealistic fantasy for children which is why kids now are....entitled? Led to believe such and such is normal etc
Click to expand...
I am very glad I was an 80s kid. Us girls were encouraged to do (traditionally) boy things/ careers. My sister and I both did maths-science high school subjects and we had short hairstyles (much easier to have in a hot climate). As far as I remember our sexuality was never questioned because it wasn't on the average person's mind 24/7.
 
Maes17

Maes17

Superstar
Joined
Jul 27, 2017
Messages
6,521
JoChris said:
I am very glad I was an 80s kid. Us girls were encouraged to do (traditionally) boy things/ careers. My sister and I both did maths-science high school subjects and we had short hairstyles (much easier to have in a hot climate). As far as I remember our sexuality was never questioned because it wasn't on the average person's mind 24/7.
Click to expand...
I hear you. I’m a 90’s kiddo. I don’t recall everything being so PC and coddling growing up
 
JoChris

JoChris

Superstar
Joined
Mar 15, 2017
Messages
6,168
https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1399756033866833923

Maes17 said:
I hear you. I’m a 90’s kiddo. I don’t recall everything being so PC and coddling growing up
Click to expand...
You would think the South Park generation would be way tougher than the previous generations. Now it is like young people think that negative feelings (caused by another person) equals violence.
Truth sometimes hurts. E.g. transwomen will always be men, no matter how good the plastic surgeon or wardrobe.
 
Drifter

Drifter

Veteran
Joined
Apr 15, 2021
Messages
515
JoChris said:
https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1399756033866833923


You would think the South Park generation would be way tougher than the previous generations. Now it is like young people think that negative feelings (caused by another person) equals violence.
Truth sometimes hurts. E.g. transwomen will always be men, no matter how good the plastic surgeon or wardrobe.
Click to expand...
I'm a late 90s baby and there are more of us who disagree with this insanity but we get ridiculed or even attacked for sharing disagreeable opinions. Case in point: we had students bring up pride month, gender identity and the validity of transwomen (because screw transmen apparently) for a BUSINESS course presentation. A business course. And they got hot under the collar when another student asked whether or not transwomen should be allowed to compete with natal women. The rest of us were quiet.
 
JoChris

JoChris

Superstar
Joined
Mar 15, 2017
Messages
6,168
Drifter said:
I'm a late 90s baby and there are more of us who disagree with this insanity but we get ridiculed or even attacked for sharing disagreeable opinions. Case in point: we had students bring up pride month, gender identity and the validity of transwomen (because screw transmen apparently) for a BUSINESS course presentation. A business course. And they got hot under the collar when another student asked whether or not transwomen should be allowed to compete with natal women. The rest of us were quiet.
Click to expand...
Unfortunately until more students make a conscious decision to say/ write what they think about those issues nothing will change. There would be a lot of students who are either fence-sitters or the silent majority like yourself.
Of course objective evidence AND skillful diplomacy will be all important to provide when doing formal assessments though. There are no easy answers when even educators/ researchers themselves are currently afraid to swim against the tide of wokeness.

That is what concerns me so much about wokeness in all areas, especially LGBT+- when the silent majority finally rebels against it, all LGBT+ will receive the backlash. E.g. Thanks to forced training of tolerance classes, celebrating women achievers and gay pride weeks my husband has formed a silent policy of not employing anyone whom he can tell fits one of those profiles. If anyone thinks it is not easy to tell who is LGBT+ these days -especially as they are ENCOURAGED to show their pride at every opportunity - they are more naive than naive.
People have no desire to have to walk on eggshells around fragile people all the time and if they can (like my husband), they will take action to prevent a potential troublemaker coming into their workplace.
LGBT+ people (as a group) need to go back to 'live and let live' and accept that they are a minority group whether they like that or not. If they do not they are going to pay the consequences long-term BIG time.
 
Last edited:
JoChris

JoChris

Superstar
Joined
Mar 15, 2017
Messages
6,168
kerrichinchilla said:
turning non homosexual historical figures gay.

www.dailymail.co.uk

Anne Boleyn: Jodie Turner-Smith has onscreen kiss during racy episode

During the first episode, it sees a pregnant Anne blindsided by the realisation that Henry VIII has an eye on one of her ladies, Jane Seymour, who succeeded her as the Queen of England.
www.dailymail.co.uk www.dailymail.co.uk
Click to expand...
The responses are very interesting! A lot of people are saying they will never watch such a fictional account of a historical figure. No king in that time period would have married a woman who was inferior in status. A dark-skinned woman certainly would not be considered suitable for royalty back then.
Several commenters said that Anne Boleyn was a very religious woman so she would never have been bisexual.
 
The Agrarian

The Agrarian

Veteran
Joined
Aug 17, 2018
Messages
527
Stucky

Stucky

Star
Joined
May 17, 2020
Messages
3,780
I'm not sure about backfired. Here in Scotland a new 'hate crime' bill was passed a few weeks back and part of this new legislation is that you can't call a man who identifies as a woman a man or you'll end up in court. and it makes no difference whether or not they have certificates or have gone through the 'op'...they just have to 'identify' as a woman.
 
Last edited:
Stucky

Stucky

Star
Joined
May 17, 2020
Messages
3,780
You must log in or register to reply here.
Top