TransGender library story time hour lawsuit tossed out by Judge.

[Rubricnigel]

'Drag Queen Story Hour' suit dropped by Texas judge

Be aware of what you children are learning and by?

 

[LostMarbels]

No. no no no no.

 

[Rubricnigel]

No. no no no no.

Were you making the famous no no no no laugh joke? If not here it is, if you laugh you lose...

 

[LostMarbels]

Were you making the famous no no no no laugh joke? If not here it is, if you laugh you lose...

I guess someone gets my sense of humor. 'look at the top of his head' first thing that went thru my mind.

 

[Occams Barber]

'Drag Queen Story Hour' suit dropped by Texas judge

Be aware of what you children are learning and by?

It’s good to see your judge threw this out of court.

Having LGBTQ readers is a good idea. I know it’s not practical but I’d like to see this idea extended to all groups who suffer from discrimination or rejection through misunderstanding and plain bigotry.

Let’s have a range of readers – blind people, deaf people, very short people, people in wheelchairs, people missing arms or legs, people with body deformities or facial injuries. Let’s encourage people of all genders, shapes and sizes and ages; all colours, hues and textures. Let’s include Buddhists and Sikhs, Muslims, Wiccans and other Pagans, Jews, Baha’i, Hindus, Zoroastrians and Atheists;

And

If they promise to really, really behave themselves,

Perhaps even the occasional Christian.
OB

 

[Sword of the Lord]

Nope. Abominable filth has no room in my family.

 

[GoldenBoy89]

Probably not but only because I'd rather read to them myself than have someone else do it.

That is of course, if and when I ever have kids.

 

[TuxAme]

I absolutely would not bring any of my loved ones to anything like that.

 

[sunshineforJesus]

No way.

 

[LostMarbels]

I think the question on everyone is wondering, is would we vote to change this decision enacting different legislation?

 

[Shiloh Raven]

It’s good to see your judge threw this out of court.

Having LGBTQ readers is a good idea. I know it’s not practical but I’d like to see this idea extended to all groups who suffer from discrimination or rejection through misunderstanding and plain bigotry.

Let’s have a range of readers – blind people, deaf people, very short people, people in wheelchairs, people missing arms or legs, people with body deformities or facial injuries. Let’s encourage people of all genders, shapes and sizes and ages; all colours, hues and textures. Let’s include Buddhists and Sikhs, Muslims, Wiccans and other Pagans, Jews, Baha’i, Hindus, Zoroastrians and Atheists;

And

If they promise to really, really behave themselves,

Perhaps even the occasional Christian.
OB

I'm glad to know that the judge threw the case out too. The fight for LGBT civil rights and equality in the United States has been a long and hard struggle and I would hate to see it go backward. It's truly ironic (and pathetic) to have such a hard struggle for LGBT rights in a country like Ameica, whose very pillar of existence and claim to fame is that it was founded upon freedom, liberty and justice for all.

 

[SilverBear]

Nope. Abominable filth has no room in my family.

I absolutely would not bring any of my loved ones to anything like that.

No way.

what are you afraid of? that the kids will see that the drag queens are just people?

well yeah, i suppose that would be what you are afraid of

 

[sunshineforJesus]

I know that they are just people and we should love them as Jesus does and I
do,but at the same time I wouldn't want to expose a child to their sinful lifestyle and dress.

 

[Sword of the Lord]

what are you afraid of? that the kids will see that the drag queens are just people?

well yeah, i suppose that would be what you are afraid of

Glorifying sinful filth in the minds of young people. I feel like I'll answer God correctly on this one. Welcome to CHRISTIAN forums. This filth is sin. The more you know!

 

[1000Flames]

With all this talk of civility going on, this thread is a shining example of.....something. Probably not civility though.

 

[Occams Barber]

With all this talk of civility going on, this thread is a shining example of.....something. Probably not civility though.

Imagine coming across this thread as a young, confused Christian person for whom transgender may be an issue.

You read;

"sinful filth"
"This filth is sin"
"Abominable filth"
"sinful lifestyle"​

and no Christian steps in to disagree or attempts to understand.​

Not all Christians are like this but, unfortunately, there are enough of them to push trans kids into depression and (sometimes) to take their own life.

I'm not a Christian but even I can see where the sin really lies.
OB

 

[CRAZY_CAT_WOMAN]

I see LGBTQ being better than, the immoral stuff . That kids had to witness with our president Trump. So, I have no problem with letting a child read about LGBTQ.

 

[SilverBear]

I know that they are just people and we should love them as Jesus does and I
do,but at the same time I wouldn't want to expose a child to their sinful lifestyle and dress.

Glorifying sinful filth in the minds of young people. I feel like I'll answer God correctly on this one. Welcome to CHRISTIAN forums. This filth is sin. The more you know!

Well i hit that one out of the park

 

[rambot]

The love we are called to show to everyone is not exactly dripping in this thread.

 

[Sword of the Lord]

Well i hit that one out of the park

Lol not even close. My brother is gay and all about LGBT. He's my best friend and a great uncle to my kids. The kids know what gay is and they respect people. They don't get to go to a trans book reading with a demon creature on the cover... Because it's SIN