Pylon Cam said:
Ellis Wyatt said:
Those are the accurate beliefs of the people who live to trans kids. That's the bottom line.
Thankfully, conservatives care about protecting children.
Except they don't…they support a President who bragged about prowling in teen girls changing rooms and a senate candidate who goes easy on connected child sexual predators. Oh yeah, and the Republicans in Congress didn't want the Epstein files released because Trump is in it 10,000+ times.
Trans kids exist. That's a fact. If you actually cared about protecting kids, you'd protect trans kids too. But instead, you take the Lord's name in vein by using him to justify your hatred. You are pushing youth to suicide. Being a gay kid was hard enough…I can only imagine the hell trans kids go through.
I don't know anyone who wants to make "trans kids" lives harder. Im sure they exist, but they are a fraction of the population.
Most people want the government out of the issue. Parents of minors should 100% be involved in the decisions their kids make. A government mandate, or worse a protection, that excludes parents from the conversation is insane.
Most people want girls to have their athletic arenas be as pure as possible. One easy decision is to prohibit bilogical males from participating.
None of those ideas are hateful or indicate a lack of care. I'd argue the opposite is true in most situations. Are there terrible parents? Of course. Do some of them have gay or trans kids? Absolutely.
This world is tough and kids get caught up in it every day, unfortunately. What they need is love. They need guidance from inner circle adults with perspective. Some of them will not get it. Stripping all parents of their access to those conversations/decisions is not the solution. Arguing there is no issue with males in female locker rooms, or in female athletic arenas, is dishonest. Throwing the hate card is slight of hand. Classic motte-and-bailey.
And as for trying to determine which side has done a better job with the Epstein files, good luck. Anyone that does not see how deep that runs on both sides is not paying attention.