Megyn Kelly slams non-binary ‘Transformers’ character who goes by ‘they/them’: ‘This is disgusting’

Do you read what you posted in the article? the school policy is to let the child make the decision on their gender identity. That is not a medical determination, that is a social interaction policy decision where a child does not want to be addressed according to their gender. But in the same quote you gave, it also stated, "Transgender students’ needs can be highly individualized depending upon the circumstances of the student. Each student’s needs should be assessed on a case-by-case basis, which can be accomplished by meeting with the student and, if appropriate, with the student’s parents or guardians. School staff should let the student take the lead in determining and expressing their own gender identity and should be mindful of the student’s right to privacy and confidentiality with respect to their gender identity and expression." Notice the phrase, if appropriate, with the student's parents' or guardians consent. Or in other words, the school policy shows that transgender students are hight individualized on a case-by-case basis, and if a parent allows it, will allow that to happen if it is appropriate. Or in other words, they allow parental involvement, who should know that their kid is transgender if they are paying attention but at the same time do not get into how a parent is raising their child either. So, you failed at this. It didn't say they are forcing it on children. They are dealing with it if a child is transgendered in an environment that is best conducive to the child's learning in school. And the child's learning is the most important aspect.

Again, that is why one should consult a physician and be given all the available information good and bad, long term effects and possible medical complications. It happens with every medical treatment, surgery, etc. But it is their choice, whether it is religious or personal. As for the "lie," that is your words, but you are not a medical professional, are you? So that has no bearing whatsoever.

 

the one I know who was a tomboy at a young age can pretty much kick their husbands asses and wear the pants in the family, not to mention, the breadwinner. So, is the husband less of a man then? Or we have some men who are stay at home dads while the wife is the one making the bread. But the point was that even in my day when the girls were tomboys, they were looked down because they didn't fit the stereotype of what girls should be interested in.

 

And which of those applies to the transformers?

 

Too many big words?

 

You're right..... I should just not express my opinion and leave it to the experts on the left who are the experts on every form of sexual deviancy and degeneracy known to man.

 

The term “if appropriate” is the problem. A kids circumstances are always appropriate for parents to be involved. I also posted anothe document saying that lower surgeries are sometimes acceptable for kids, upper surgeries always acceptable and hormones are always acceptable. That’s a government endorsement whether you want to admit it or not.

 

It’s apparent you won’t research, that I won’t argue with. I recently posted it in this article, if it’s that hard to find without me spamming it I can’t help you.

 

Why is that a problem? Do you want schools to interfere in how parents raise their kids?

the word acceptable from a medical standpoint means with few adverse medical effects. Nothing more, nothing less.

 

The problem is they are using the term “if appropriate”. There is no circumstance it is not appropriate for a parent to be apart of a decision or a discussion about their child.

 

LOL, do you have kids? Do you approve every little thing your kids do, and I do mean every little thing? All you are wanting is the school to become a nanny state for your lack of parenting skills. And that is all.

 

No, if I wanted the school to be a nanny state I wouldn’t want parent involvement. I want parents to be involved in life decisions for their kids. I want parents to know about life altering decisions their kids may make. How is that a nanny state? If a kid is using drugs and the school finds out before a parent I expect a school to inform the parent. Just as if a kid chooses a life altering path of hormone drugs or entertaining the idea that they can change sex and a school finds out before the parent they should inform the parent. There is no if, there should only be a must.

 

You still seem like you can't comprehend the difference between board games, RPGs, and video game.

 

Would you call those babies normal or abnormal?

 

The same bigotry, bullying and hatred is being dumped on conservatives and we don’t engage in those behaviors.

 

Would you date and marry a tranny? It’s a simple yes or no question, so don’t give me the run around and answer without actually answering yes or no.

 

If they released beauty and the beast today, the beauty would probably undergo transition surgery and the beast would be having an existential crisis and be an Asian homosexual..... Who would probably start questioning if he was really a woman too

 

You just triggered a memory of CNN saying robots are racist.

https://www.cnn.com/2019/08/01/tech/robot-racism-scn-trnd/index.html

 

What do your experts say about chromosomes?

 

Obsessed? How much time, thought, planning and approval discussions were put into a robot with a mental illness? I’ll bet a lot more than was put into this thread.

 

Oh! Irony!

 

I would call them babies. There is no “normal”. We are all human each with gifts and burdens

Why discriminate?

 

That even here there is variance



But that is not the be all and end all of sexual variability as there are abnormalities within hormone regulation eg complete androgen insensitivity syndrome

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5866176/

 

There are parents out there that do not deserve to be parents.

 

And then again there are people out there who think the government is their baby's daddy

 

Like republicans who want the government to interfere with private medical decisions nd even what books kids should have available to them in libraries