Parents with Inconvenient Truths about Trans #transphobia #conspiracy pittparents.com
I have often thought about the last person to die in a war - the final soldiers killed as the Americans pulled out of Afghanistan or the final casualty before the end of World War II.
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To learn your son died for a cause can bring honor and some comfort. To learn they died needlessly, pointlessly, must create a spring of pain and anger that never ceases.
It feels like there is a shift in the wind this fall regarding gender ideology. Famous people are now admitting they had some doubts all along. My kid’s principal has finally agreed that secret pronoun forms are not such a good idea after all. Target has stopped promoting tucking swimsuits for little boys. There are still a few “Protect Trans Kids! Protect the Dolls!” posts popping up on my social media, but they seem to be limited to my most woke and clueless friends. My mainstream mom friends are taking deep breaths and keeping their mouths shut. That is a positive sign. I’ve got to believe that we’re swimming towards the surface of “Believe the Science” again: no one can change sex. Even if Trump’s executive orders are flipped in a few years, I don’t think the Democrats can tie themselves to this anti-woman and anti-LGB ideology again. Most Americans aren’t buying it anymore. The War is over: Trans lost, Reality won.
But I’m still thinking about these confused and vulnerable kids – the gay kids, the autistic kids, the lonely and isolated kids. […] Everyone has a neighbor, classmate, family member who has been caught up in this. What happens to them?
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Gender ideology is a con. Transitioning destroys lives – it does not save them. No one can or should claim they do not know. Only the zealots could argue that the battle is still being waged, and that sacrificing children is the appropriate thing to do.