The Mainstream Media Pushing "Trans" Delusion

[Tropical Wilds]

I disagree. Many minors are being recruited by trans activits into believing something they aren't. Just look at drag queen story hour, or the non binary nonsense. I can go on and on. It's all part of the trans agenda.

Have you been to a drag queen story hour?

And because you don’t understand it doesn’t mean it’s nonsense. The validity of a concept or trueness of a state of being isn’t determined by your personal ability to understand or agree with it.

 

[RileyG]

Have you been to a drag queen story hour?

And because you don’t understand it doesn’t mean it’s nonsense. The validity of a concept or trueness of a state of being isn’t determined by your personal ability to understand or agree with it.

It's disgusting. Minors don't need to be exposed to that nonsense.

And no, I don't have to support the trans agenda. This has nothing to do with me "understanding it."

Drag queens belong in gay bars, not in front of children.

 

[Tinker Grey]

I'm not lying. I am only speaking from my observations.

Millionth time, I don't CARE what ADULTS do, just leave MINORS alone. Period.

You're interpreting your observations in a most uncharitable way.

I Corinthians 13 (NIV) says "[love] doesn't dishonor others ... not easily angered ... always trusts, always hopes ... Love never fails."

Jesus said both "love your neighbor" AND "love your enemy".

Start trusting and hoping that the LGBTQ community just wants what they say they want ... to be free of other people telling them what to do and how to be.

Stop dishonoring them.

 

[RileyG]

You're interpreting your observations in a most uncharitable way.

I Corinthians 13 (NIV) says "[love] doesn't dishonor others ... not easily angered ... always trusts, always hopes ... Love never fails."

Jesus said both "love your neighbor" AND "love your enemy".

Start trusting and hoping that the LGBTQ community just wants what they say they want ... to be free of other people telling them what to do and how to be.

Stop dishonoring them.

I don't care what they do. Their lifestyle, their choice.

Period.

 

[RileyG]

And because you don’t understand it doesn’t mean it’s nonsense. The validity of a concept or trueness of a state of being isn’t determined by your personal ability to understand or agree with it.

The woman shall not wear that which pertaineth unto a man, neither shall a man put on a woman's garment: for all that do so are abomination unto the Lord thy God

Deuteronomy 22:5

Sin is sin.

People have the right to live as they want, but I have a right to not like it. Tolerance is a two way street.

 

[Tropical Wilds]

So we should validate their delusion instead?

You could mind your business. Or try to understand it to see if being less ignorant in the matter makes you more capable of being polite or minding your business. Or do what Jane Austen said when you can’t behave yourself; remark only on the state of the roads or the weather.

Again. If they weren't in our faces 24/7, most people wouldn't care.

All of a sudden it's everywhere.

Makes me wonder...hmmm....

It’s almost like as science has become more informed on the matter, medicine became more evolved in how to handle people who feel this way, people’s ability to use that information to change their lives positively. Weird.

Or maybe… What if “it” has been a thing this whole time and we just didn’t know… And now as we advance into the advanced communication era, where literacy, information, and the means to effectively communicate is more accessible than ever, people can find like minded individuals, share experiences, and unite together after discovering they aren’t alone?

Imagine… Living among people like “that” for generations… And not even knowing? Oh, the horror.

 

[RileyG]

You could mind your business. Or try to understand it to see if being less ignorant in the matter makes you more capable of being polite or minding your business. Or do what Jane Austen said when you can’t behave yourself; remark only on the state of the roads or the weather.

It’s almost like as science has become more informed on the matter, medicine became more evolved in how to handle people who feel this way, people’s ability to use that information to change their lives positively. Weird.

Or maybe… What if “it” has been a thing this whole time and we just didn’t know… And now as we advance into the advanced communication era, where literacy, information, and the means to effectively communicate is more accessible than ever, people can find like minded individuals, share experiences, and unite together after discovering they aren’t alone?

Imagine… Living among people like “that” for generations… And not even knowing? Oh, the horror.

I am minding my own business LOL

It's usually the LGBT crowd that demand attention and say LOOK AT ME LOOK AT ME with their pride parades et al.

Disgusting.

And I am absolutely polite. I am not ignorant because I do not agree with an ideology, or think adult only themes should be for ADULTS ONLY.

Again. I don't care what adults do. BUT when it HARMS minors or if AFFECTS the rights of others I WILL SPEAK UP.

Period.

 

[Tropical Wilds]

It's disgusting. Minors don't need to be exposed to that nonsense.

Have you been to a drag queen story hour?

And no, I don't have to support the trans agenda. This has nothing to do with me "understanding it."

Those are two seperate issues.

You don’t have to support it, no. However, during your numerous breakdowns on the topic, you have shown you’re not well informed in the matter. So in lashing out to make sure we all know how you feel in your non-support, another separate issue has been revealed.

Drag queens belong in gay bars, not in front of children.

You know, they can be in multiple areas. Drag queens are portable. So are kids, for that matter.

And if you feel yourself or your children too emotionally fragile to be around drag queens, then be where they are not or leave when you see one. Problem solved.

I mean, I have a deep, crushing, crippling, unrelenting fear of empty indoor swimming pools which isn’t exactly the most rational fear. If your irrational fear is drag queens, so be it.

 

[RileyG]

Have you been to a drag queen story hour?

Those are two seperate issues.

You don’t have to support it, no. However, during your numerous breakdowns on the topic, you have shown you’re not well informed in the matter. So in lashing out to make sure we all know how you feel in your non-support, another separate issue has been revealed.


You know, they can be in multiple areas. Drag queens are portable. So are kids, for that matter.

And if you feel yourself or your children too emotionally fragile to be around drag queens, then be where they are not or leave when you see one. Problem solved.

I mean, I have a deep, crushing, crippling, unrelenting fear of empty indoor swimming pools which isn’t exactly the most rational fear. If your irrational fear is drag queens, so be it.

I've never been to a Drag Queen Story Hour, nor do I want to.

Not well informed? How so? Just because I don't agree? yeah right

Drag Queens are for adults only, NOT minors. It's ADULT entertainment. And no, I don't have children.

I have no fear of Drag Queens LOL.

What a load of crock!

 

[Hans Blaster]

You know, they can be in multiple areas. Drag queens are portable. So are kids, for that matter.

Kids are indeed portable. When I was a kid I never saw any drag queens in the bars I went to, but maybe none of them were gay bars.

 

[RileyG]

Kids are indeed portable. When I was a kid I never saw any drag queens in the bars I went to, but maybe none of them were gay bars.

As in a bar and grill where they served food? Or were you 18? What?

 

[RileyG]

Using the word " delusional " and assigning it to the author from The Independent as well as the Trans community.

Well..from many Christian perspectives, the trans "community" is indeed delusional for believing they are the opposite sex, when in reality they aren't.

It's a mental illness.

Blessings

 

[Hans Blaster]

As in a bar and grill where they served food?

Most of them were in restaurants, but we ate at tables like civilized people.

Or were you 18?

No. I went to more bars before I was 18 than since I was 21.

What?

It's just a bar. No big whoop.

 

[RileyG]

Most of them were in restaurants, but we ate at tables like civilized people.

No. I went to more bars before I was 18 than since I was 21.

It's just a bar. No big whoop.

Ah, that makes sense.

Peace

 

[Tropical Wilds]

I am minding my own business LOL

It's usually the LGBT crowd that demand attention and say LOOK AT ME LOOK AT ME with their pride parades et al.

I'm 43 years old. While I am heterosexual and cis, I'm pro-LGBTQA+ rights. I live on the border with Vermont, which is ground zero for gay rights. I vacation in Burlington. I vacation Ogunquit, Maine, called Gay Vegas and the most gay-friendly town in New England. You know how many times I've found myself in a situation where the LGBTQA+ "crowd" "demands" my attention?

Exactly zero.

I've never been forced into a drag story hour, never had roving bands of itinerant LGBTQA+ people demand I be gay, never had a representative of the LGBTQA+ community knock on my door and say "do you have a moment to spare to hear about Ricky Martin, Nathan Lane, and Rupaul?" I've never looked up, noticed that gay people have descended upon me like pigeons in a park and said to myself "great, I'm in the middle of one of those pop-up pride events again." I've never been stuck in traffic behind a pride parade that randomly appeared out of nowhere and now I'm forced to be a part of it. My husband and I grew up watching "Tootsie," "Ms. Doubtfire," "Some Like it Hot," "Bosom Buddies," and yet, somehow we didn't catch the trans.

If you are routinely finding yourself in scenarios where you're in a crowd of LGBTQA+ people demanding your attention... Respectfully... Where on earth are you hanging out? Like, are you going to midnight screenings of "Rocky Horror Picture Show" and surprised they aren't like a Sunday church service? Are you going to gay bars when you meant to hit up the Legion? Like... If you find yourself SO surrounded by SO many gays just DEMANDING your attention and you can't stand it... It's time to audit how you're spending your time.

Disgusting.

And I am absolutely polite. I am not ignorant because I do not agree with an ideology, or think adult only themes should be for ADULTS ONLY.

Just a random thought... But claiming you are "absolutely polite" to an entire group of people who, literally four words earlier you called "disgusting" is not the most believable thing you said.

And reminder, I didn't say that because you don't agree with the ideology means you must be ignorant. I said that because of the things you said while expressing your "absolutely polite" position on the "disgusting" group of people you're maligning, you have revealed that you're a bit ignorant on the topic. All you've done is said "no I'm not" which is like... Ok, so you say you're not. But that doesn't really change the fact that a lot of the things you say are simply not true.

Again. I don't care what adults do. BUT when it HARMS minors or if AFFECTS the rights of others I WILL SPEAK UP.

Period.

Well, even that's subjective though, isn't it? Because if a minor who is LGBTQA+ read that you think they're disgusting, I don't think we can claim you're being nice or helpful. In fact, perpetuating negative speak about the demographic most at risk to self harm and unfair treatment by others, calling them "disgusting" and implying they're pedophiles... One would call that harmful.

So... Is it that harming minors is bad? Or is it that harming some minors is acceptable losses as long as you can really drive home how much you don't like a group of people for no discernable reason beyond your lack of knowledge and innate biases?

 

[RileyG]

I'm 43 years old. While I am heterosexual and cis, I'm pro-LGBTQA+ rights. I live on the border with Vermont, which is ground zero for gay rights. I vacation in Burlington. I vacation Ogunquit, Maine, called Gay Vegas and the most gay-friendly town in New England. You know how many times I've found myself in a situation where the LGBTQA+ "crowd" "demands" my attention?

Exactly zero.

I've never been forced into a drag story hour, never had roving bands of itinerant LGBTQA+ people demand I be gay, never had a representative of the LGBTQA+ community knock on my door and say "do you have a moment to spare to hear about Ricky Martin, Nathan Lane, and Rupaul?" I've never looked up, noticed that gay people have descended upon me like pigeons in a park and said to myself "great, I'm in the middle of one of those pop-up pride events again." I've never been stuck in traffic behind a pride parade that randomly appeared out of nowhere and now I'm forced to be a part of it. My husband and I grew up watching "Tootsie," "Ms. Doubtfire," "Some Like it Hot," "Bosom Buddies," and yet, somehow we didn't catch the trans.

If you are routinely finding yourself in scenarios where you're in a crowd of LGBTQA+ people demanding your attention... Respectfully... Where on earth are you hanging out? Like, are you going to midnight screenings of "Rocky Horror Picture Show" and surprised they aren't like a Sunday church service? Are you going to gay bars when you meant to hit up the Legion? Like... If you find yourself SO surrounded by SO many gays just DEMANDING your attention and you can't stand it... It's time to audit how you're spending your time.

Just a random thought... But claiming you are "absolutely polite" to an entire group of people who, literally four words earlier you called "disgusting" is not the most believable thing you said.

And reminder, I didn't say that because you don't agree with the ideology means you must be ignorant. I said that because of the things you said while expressing your "absolutely polite" position on the "disgusting" group of people you're maligning, you have revealed that you're a bit ignorant on the topic. All you've done is said "no I'm not" which is like... Ok, so you say you're not. But that doesn't really change the fact that a lot of the things you say are simply not true.


Well, even that's subjective though, isn't it? Because if a minor who is LGBTQA+ read that you think they're disgusting, I don't think we can claim you're being nice or helpful. In fact, perpetuating negative speak about the demographic most at risk to self harm and unfair treatment by others, calling them "disgusting" and implying they're pedophiles... One would call that harmful.

So... Is it that harming minors is bad? Or is it that harming some minors is acceptable losses as long as you can really drive home how much you don't like a group of people for no discernable reason beyond your lack of knowledge and innate biases?

The behavior is certainly disgusting (at pride patades), but not the people themselves.

Yes, I’ve seen Some Like it Hot, Mrs. Doubtfire, Rocky Horror Picture Show, But I’m a Cheerleader, Brokeback Mountain, Beautiful Thing, among others. I have no problem.

I respect people’s right to live as they want. Period. I still believing they are harming themselves spiritually, nonetheless, but they will answer to GOD ALONE for their sinful lifestyles, nor me.

I never ONCE called anyone a pedophile. Period.

Lack of knowledge? I graduated magna cum laude, with my degree in psychology, thank you very much.

 

[Tropical Wilds]

I've never been to a Drag Queen Story Hour, nor do I want to.

So then you can't speak to what goes on at them, and if you can't speak to that, you can't speak to how harmful they are or aren't.

Now I as a person who has been to them, I can tell you there was a riotous reading of "Dragons Like Tacos," an interactive reading of "The Book with No Pictures," and a somber reading of "The Kissing Hand." Everybody left the reading the same orientation they arrived to it as. The kids left with glow sticks and clappy hands. There was no indoctrination. No discussion of any of the performer's gender identity or sexual preferences... Just a person done up like a drag queen reading a book.

Not well informed? How so? Just because I don't agree? yeah right

Again, I have stated at least 3 times you don't have to agree. However, you seem really confused on the culture of drag queens, trans people, and the science behind innate gender identity.

For example, you think that drag queens are all trans or they're all men or they're all gay men. Drag queens can be any of those things, but they are not exclusively those things. Hetero men, hetero women, gay women... All of them can be drag queens. Drag queens is an art and performance style, not a declaration of sexual behavior. The fact that you're inferring it because that's where your mind wanders? Well, that's a "you" problem, not a "them" problem. If you see a drag queen and your mind wanders to their bedroom activities, that's a symptom of your dysfunction and not something they have. You can't punish an entire group because, for some reason, drag queens equate to pedophilia and same-sex bedroom behaviors in your mind.

Drag Queens are for adults only, NOT minors. It's ADULT entertainment. And no, I don't have children.

How would you know? You just admitted you've never been to a story hour. Have you seen other family-focused drag shows? Did you get similarly outraged when "Ms. Doubtfire" came out? Or the original "Lilo and Stitch" when one of the characters spent the whole thing in drag? When Bugs Bunny dressed like a girl to entice Elmer Fudd, did you freak out how inappropriate it was? All of that is family-friendly drag.

I have no fear of Drag Queens LOL.

What a load of crock!

Well, for somebody who has no fear of them, you go completely to pieces when you hear about them. Or is this like my kid who insists that he's not afraid of thunderstorms, but when they happen he freaks out? We're supposed to know that you saying you're not afraid of them is how you cope with being embarrassed at how your behavior revealed you are totally afraid of them.

 

[Tropical Wilds]

Kids are indeed portable. When I was a kid I never saw any drag queens in the bars I went to, but maybe none of them were gay bars.

I haven't seen any either. I saw one random sighting in Ogunquit over Halloween and I got so hype, I took my picture with him. My life needs more random encounters with drag queens.

 

[RileyG]

So then you can't speak to what goes on at them, and if you can't speak to that, you can't speak to how harmful they are or aren't.

Now I as a person who has been to them, I can tell you there was a riotous reading of "Dragons Like Tacos," an interactive reading of "The Book with No Pictures," and a somber reading of "The Kissing Hand." Everybody left the reading the same orientation they arrived to it as. The kids left with glow sticks and clappy hands. There was no indoctrination. No discussion of any of the performer's gender identity or sexual preferences... Just a person done up like a drag queen reading a book.

Again, I have stated at least 3 times you don't have to agree. However, you seem really confused on the culture of drag queens, trans people, and the science behind innate gender identity.

For example, you think that drag queens are all trans or they're all men or they're all gay men. Drag queens can be any of those things, but they are not exclusively those things. Hetero men, hetero women, gay women... All of them can be drag queens. Drag queens is an art and performance style, not a declaration of sexual behavior. The fact that you're inferring it because that's where your mind wanders? Well, that's a "you" problem, not a "them" problem. If you see a drag queen and your mind wanders to their bedroom activities, that's a symptom of your dysfunction and not something they have. You can't punish an entire group because, for some reason, drag queens equate to pedophilia and same-sex bedroom behaviors in your mind.

How would you know? You just admitted you've never been to a story hour. Have you seen other family-focused drag shows? Did you get similarly outraged when "Ms. Doubtfire" came out? Or the original "Lilo and Stitch" when one of the characters spent the whole thing in drag? When Bugs Bunny dressed like a girl to entice Elmer Fudd, did you freak out how inappropriate it was? All of that is family-friendly drag.


Well, for somebody who has no fear of them, you go completely to pieces when you hear about them. Or is this like my kid who insists that he's not afraid of thunderstorms, but when they happen he freaks out? We're supposed to know that you saying you're not afraid of them is how you cope with being embarrassed at how your behavior revealed you are totally afraid of them.

Yes, I’m aware of how sexual orientation works, and I’m aware of so called gender identity.

I will state drag and drag queens are different. Mrs. Doubtfire was an unattractive 60 year old grandma like woman. She’s not dressed like so called drag queens today. If that makes any sense?

As long as things are age appropriate, I have no problem. I just don’t understand the purpose of DQSH, because it’s just odd.

Thanks for the input, regardless.

 

[RileyG]

I haven't seen any either. I saw one random sighting in Ogunquit over Halloween and I got so hype, I took my picture with him. My life needs more random encounters with drag queens.

Is it because they are fun and entertaining, right?