There was a time when truth was the highest good.
When parents were the guardians of reality, the first line of defence between a child's imagination and the real world.
But we no longer live in that time.

Now, to name what is self-evident—a boy is a boy, a girl is a girl—is considered "harmful."
Now, to parent from a place of clarity and conscience is to risk being accused of abuse.

This is not just an American problem.
It’s not just a Canadian problem.
It is a global restructuring of the family by the State.
A redrawing of ancient lines.
A quiet rewriting of authority—who raises the child, who defines reality, who holds the final say.

We are witnessing a convergence of medical institutions, activist legal bodies, corporate NGOs, and education systems that have all abandoned their original mandates in service of a single ideology: that self-declared identity must override biology, parental rights, and psychological development.

The Rebranding of Abuse
Across western nations, child protection agencies have been infiltrated—not by radicals with signs, but by lobbyists with language.
The term "abuse" is being redefined—repurposed to serve an ideology rather than truth.

Where once it meant neglect, starvation, physical or sexual harm—it now includes:

Refusing to use a child's self-declared pronouns
Raising a child according to their biological sex
Delaying medicalization for the sake of caution
Asking questions
Seeking therapy
Standing firm in the storm of social pressure

And it has been done slowly, deliberately, and—until recently—quietly.

[skipping a lot of examples of parents being punished for transphobia]

This isn’t justice. It’s jurisdictional capture.
This isn’t safeguarding. It’s institutional grooming.

This is how a faith becomes law without a vote.
This is how a worldview becomes mandatory through policy, not persuasion.