Girls Forced to Undress In Front Of Transgirl in School

[RileyG]

They’re “minor attracted persons “

Only a teeny tiny minority support so called "minor attracted persons." An overwhelming majority of liberals do NOT support pedophilia. Period.

 

[RileyG]

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That's exactly my point!

 

[Belk]

The liberal left just doesn't enforce them when it comes to pedophiles entering the girls locker room.

Oh look, slander. How useful in communicating.

 

[Belk]

Why the French?

Does it matter? If you can't understand us the language is irrelevant.

 

[Oompa Loompa]

Only a teeny tiny minority support so called "minor attracted persons." An overwhelming majority of liberals do NOT support pedophilia. Period.

10 years ago, only a teeny tiny minority supported so called "transgender ideology." An overwhelming majority of liberals did NOT support transgenderism. Period. If we have learned anything about the left, it's that the difference between fringe and mainstream is about 10 years.

 

[Pommer]

10 years ago, only a teeny tiny minority supported so called "transgender ideology." An overwhelming majority of liberals did NOT support transgenderism. Period. If we have learned anything about the left, it's that the difference between fringe and mainstream is about 10 years.

Sooo slippery, sooo slope-y!

 

[Oompa Loompa]

Sooo slippery, sooo slope-y!

Yes it is.

 

[RocksInMyHead]

Yes it is.

You do realize that the slippery slope is a fallacy, not a prediction, right?

 

[Oompa Loompa]

You do realize that the slippery slope is a fallacy, not a prediction, right?

It isn't a fallacy if it is true.

 

[Pommer]

It isn't a fallacy if it is true.

Yes, well after several SCOTUS cases affirmed that LGBTQIA+ individuals have the exact same rights under the Constitution and the 1964 CRA, it falls upon schools to reflect the changes wrought upon our legal system & society to inform the children of those changes.

Some people are angry about that.

 

[BPPLEE]

Yes, well after several SCOTUS cases affirmed that LGBTQIA+ individuals have the exact same rights under the Constitution and the 1964 CRA, it falls upon schools to reflect the changes wrought upon our legal system & society to inform the children of those changes.

Some people are angry about that.

You can teach children to treat everyone with respect and kindness without teaching them the idiosyncrasies of people's sexuality

 

[Tropical Wilds]

I worry for our youth… When I didn’t want to change in front of somebody in middle school (and spoiler alert, I never wanted to change in a locker room in front of other people), I used a stall. And since none of us wanted to change in front of each other, we all took turns using the stalls. This skill occasionally comes in useful even today.

I even remember telling my mother “I’m nervous about using a group locker room because I don’t want (person who was something of a bully) to see me in my underwear” and she said “they have stalls so just use that.” And I did and that was the end of it.

Somehow in the 25 years since I was a middle schooler, some kids have lost that skill set… Probably because they have parents who aren’t smart enough to come up with that solution, either.

 

[BPPLEE]

I worry for our youth… When I didn’t want to change in front of somebody in middle school (and spoiler alert, I never wanted to change in a locker room in front of other people), I used a stall. And since none of us wanted to change in front of each other, we all took turns using the stalls. This skill occasionally comes in useful even today.

I even remember telling my mother “I’m nervous about using a group locker room because I don’t want (person who was something of a bully) to see me in my underwear” and she said “they have stalls so just use that.” And I did and that was the end of it.

Somehow in the 25 years since I was a middle schooler, some kids have lost that skill set… Probably because they have parents who aren’t smart enough to come up with that solution, either.

There weren't any stalls in the locker room at my school, at least not in the male locker room.

 

[rjs330]

Is it? Seems to me every example you have pulled up shows anyone doing anything untoward is being caught and stopped. Not simply being able to do whatever they want as you claimed.

Caught and stopped? How about attempts at prevention. We HAVE to wait until something happens now? Nothing we can do to help prevent any of it in rhe first place. Is that how the left treats climate change? Is that how they are treating Trumps agenda? Not cincerned about any of it until something happens?

Well we have evidence of it happening regarding the trans stuff. But still no concern or issues with prevention?

 

[rjs330]

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That's how Illinois views it exactly.

 

[rjs330]

I worry for our youth… When I didn’t want to change in front of somebody in middle school (and spoiler alert, I never wanted to change in a locker room in front of other people), I used a stall. And since none of us wanted to change in front of each other, we all took turns using the stalls. This skill occasionally comes in useful even today.

I even remember telling my mother “I’m nervous about using a group locker room because I don’t want (person who was something of a bully) to see me in my underwear” and she said “they have stalls so just use that.” And I did and that was the end of it.

Somehow in the 25 years since I was a middle schooler, some kids have lost that skill set… Probably because they have parents who aren’t smart enough to come up with that solution, either.

Somehow in the last 25 years we have completely lost our minds and demand girls share locker rooms with a boy. 25 years ago that would probably been completely forbidden and not a single parent would have stood for it.

 

[rjs330]

You do realize that the slippery slope is a fallacy, not a prediction, right?

How is it a fallacy if it's happens all rhe time?

 

[BPPLEE]

Somehow in the last 25 years we have completely lost our minds and demand girls share locker rooms with a boy. 25 years ago that would probably been completely forbidden and not a single parent would have stood for it.

I can already see the comparison to the civil rights movement coming, and what we did 60 years ago we don't do anymore.
This is not the same

 

[Oompa Loompa]

I worry for our youth… When I didn’t want to change in front of somebody in middle school (and spoiler alert, I never wanted to change in a locker room in front of other people), I used a stall. And since none of us wanted to change in front of each other, we all took turns using the stalls. This skill occasionally comes in useful even today.

I even remember telling my mother “I’m nervous about using a group locker room because I don’t want (person who was something of a bully) to see me in my underwear” and she said “they have stalls so just use that.” And I did and that was the end of it.

Somehow in the 25 years since I was a middle schooler, some kids have lost that skill set… Probably because they have parents who aren’t smart enough to come up with that solution, either.

Cool. I self identify as a woman and go into your locker room and say, "to heck with the stalls," and I expose my full glory with all the accessories right in front of you. What do you do next?

 

[Oompa Loompa]

Somehow in the last 25 years we have completely lost our minds and demand girls share locker rooms with a boy. 25 years ago that would probably been completely forbidden and not a single parent would have stood for it.

Liberals call this the "slippery slope fallacy. " @Pommer

@RocksInMyHead