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Christian parents 'to sue school' coz boy in son's class was allowed to wear dress

Wombatman

A Christian couple are reportedly threatening to sue a Church of England primary school because it allowed a boy in their son's class to wear a dress.

The family withdrew the six-year-old from the school and will now educate him at home, alongside his eight-year-old brother, who was taken out of school a year ago after a boy in his class also began to wear dresses.

http://www.independent.ie/life/family/parenting/christian-parents-to-sue-school-because-boy-in-sons-class-was-allowed-to-wear-dress-36120146.html

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tea and coffee

What were the odds of boys in both of their kid's classes coming in to school wearing dresses?

Wombatman

tea and coffee wrote: »

What were the odds of boys in both of their kid's classes coming in to school wearing dresses?

Could be a few Arabs in the school?

mzungu

Wombatman wrote: »

A Christian couple are reportedly threatening to sue a Church of England primary school because it allowed a boy in their son's class to wear a dress.

The family withdrew the six-year-old from the school and will now educate him at home, alongside his eight-year-old brother, who was taken out of school a year ago after a boy in his class also began to wear dresses.

http://www.independent.ie/life/family/parenting/christian-parents-to-sue-school-because-boy-in-sons-class-was-allowed-to-wear-dress-36120146.html

The child is there to learn and what other pupils wear is no concern of that boys parents. Plus, a school is there to educate and this has zero impact on the standard of education. Total overreaction. If the child is "ill and stressed" it is because of his parents making a big drama about things.

Sleepy

I hope that their lawyers are very, very expensive.

And that they lose the case.

Jayop

I'd say the boys in the younger ones class drew straws to see who would put on the dress to get rid of that Bible bashers son. What a crock of crap.

Boom_Bap

At 8 years old, the child probably still believes in Santa Clause, suspicious about the Easter Bunny, confident about the tooth fairy and lets their life decisions revolve around their XBox.

They do not give a f*ck about what anyone is wearing unless its a fat man in a red suit.

pickarooney

Wombatman wrote: »

Could be a few Arabs in the school?

Or priests.

DEFTLEFTHAND

So a 6 year old boy was identifying as a girl and wearing a dress to school?

This story is a crock. Surely it is against the law to allow a child whose mind is not fully developed to undertake transition.

Think these parents have got the wrong end of the stick.

branie2

DEFTLEFTHAND wrote: »

So a 6 year old boy was identifying as a girl and wearing a dress to school?

This story is a crock. Surely it is against the law to allow a child whose mind is not fully developed to undertake transition.

Think these parents have got the wrong end of the stick.

No law against it, as far as I know

DickSwiveller

The school should not be mainstreaming delusion, and therefore the boy should not be allowed to wear a dress. Fair play to the Christians.

retro:electro

Imagine this being your biggest problem in life.

DickSwiveller

anna080 wrote: »

Imagine this being your biggest problem in life.

I think it is important to oppose the brainwashing of children by nutjobs. That is important.

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Tom Mann Centuria

DickSwiveller wrote: »

The school should not be mainstreaming delusion, and therefore the boy should not be allowed to wear a dress. Fair play to the Christians.

I'd say both sets of parents are using their kids in ideological battles personally. The child who now identifies as a girl could still do so in trousers, I believe women wear them these days, and the Christians parents could allow the child to be geting on with their school day.

Some would also say the Christians are as delusional.

DrumSteve

DickSwiveller wrote: »

The school should not be mainstreaming delusion, and therefore the boy should not be allowed to wear a dress. Fair play to the Christians.

If the kid wants to wear a dress honestly who gives a ****.

DickSwiveller

DrumSteve wrote: »

If the kid wants to wear a dress honestly who gives a ****.

Me.

readyletsgo

Boom_Bap wrote: »

At 8 years old, the child probably still believes in Santa Clause, suspicious about the Easter Bunny, confident about the tooth fairy and lets their life decisions revolve around their XBox.

They do not give a f*ck about what anyone is wearing unless its a fat man in a red suit.

Wow, someone doesn't like video games!!! Lol.

But these parents sound like dicks. Poor kids, it's always the parents fault for pushing their "Christian" views on their children. Who gives a **** what other kids wear.

[Deleted User]

Is there nothing to be said for normality and cop on anymore?

DickSwiveller

readyletsgo wrote: »

Wow, someone doesn't like video games!!! Lol.

But these parents sound like dicks. Poor kids, it's always the parents fault for pushing their "Christian" views on their children. Who gives a **** what other kids wear.

Yes, I'm sure the boy in the dress hasn't had any views pushed on him.

Dirty Dingus McGee

I'm not sure who's worse the christian parents for taking their kids out of school because of the boy wearing a dress or the boys parents for allowing him to wear a dress.Both sets of parents seem like nut jobs.

DrumSteve

DickSwiveller wrote: »

Me.

Does it affect your sense of self that a child can do this?

stevedublin

readyletsgo wrote: »

Wow, someone doesn't like video games!!!

Its forbidden to not like video games

kylith

DickSwiveller wrote: »

Me.

How sad for you that a 6 year old's sartorial decisions have such an effect on you.

DickSwiveller

kylith wrote: »

How sad for you that a 6 year old's sartorial decisions have such an effect on you.

Are you sure it's his decision?

Gravelly

kylith wrote: »

How sad for you that a 6 year old's sartorial decisions have such an effect on you.

I very much doubt that it's a sartorial decision, or that it was the child's own decision.

The child who "identifies as a girl" is even more of a victim than the christian child, as the christian child can opt out of christianity in adulthood if he so wishes - if, as I suspect will be the case, the "transgender" child continues to be brainwashed to the point of medical intervention, then it will be very difficult for them to reverse later in life. "Transgender children" appear to be the new must-have accessory for the virtue-signalling parent.

freshpopcorn

If your are a very religious parent a school today is not the place for your child to attend.

Tom Mann Centuria

freshpopcorn wrote: »

If your are a very religious parent a school today is not the place for your child to attend.

But a Church of England school would be a better bet than a secular school, of which there are loads in the UK.

DrumSteve

Gravelly wrote: »

I very much doubt that it's a sartorial decision, or that it was the child's own decision.

The child who "identifies as a girl" is even more of a victim than the christian child, as the christian child can opt out of christianity in adulthood if he so wishes - if, as I suspect will be the case, the "transgender" child continues to be brainwashed to the point of medical intervention, then it will be very difficult for them to reverse later in life. "Transgender children" appear to be the new must-have accessory for the virtue-signalling parent.

All this "suspecting" seems to be based on your own biases and suspicions rather than actual facts.

Tom Mann Centuria

DrumSteve wrote: »

All this "suspecting" seems to be based on your own biases and suspicions rather than actual facts.

We're all just "suspecting" based on a newspaper article and short tv interview.