Teaching about Gender

Hilarious that you think your kids will believe you unquestioningly and won’t make their own minds up based on other influences and what they see in the world around them.

Completely false we have a completely different approach to treating these children its the affirmative care model that's change the number of children who are trans not the acceptance of society or the evolution of humanity in the past decade.

Because you just confirmed what I said. I'll take the first two:

Exhibit A

You: What is a child's reference point for definitely being trans? Is it that a girl likes playing soccer or a boy likes dolls?

Me: You don't know the difference between something you are and something you do

You: (asked the same question again)

Transphobia - you made absolutely no effort to find out...? You just confirmed your own bias.

(Answer - in some cases yes - they just know - but you wouldn't know that because you've never spoken to any, have you? You've never tried to find out? You just decided that what you believe in is true because it fits your transphobic stance)

Exhibit B

You: Explain how brain washing an entire generation of children form the age of 5 into believing men can actually become biological women

Me: Bias just because you don't like it, it's 'brainwashing' - it's not even on the syllabus how could it be anything to "an entire generation of kids" who are barely able to read? We're not even talking about kindergarten kids, we'r talking teenagers - why are 5 year olds relevant: because it fits your natrrative?

You: the gender unicorn of the gender bread mans .... completely and utterly baseless in science ... How many genders are there? should we teach children all 80 genders should we teach them all the different pronouns? Its indoctrinating an entire generation

Transphobia - baseless contextless accusation - I don't believe anyone says that 80 genders all have different - you are lying and making up bullshit to suit your own bias. And if they do, they're idiots and should be dismissed as such, but for some reason you think it's representative of the entire community - why is that? Because you hate the community and are expressing it here.

You: Explai the increase in referrals to Gender clinics in USA UK and Ireland?

1 - can you prove this? and 2) can you directly link it to being caused by the gingerbread group? Correlation =/= causality and if you think it does, it proves your bias again.

You believe that this is what will be taught in the classroom - with NO EVIDENCE - because this is WHAT YOU WANT TO BELIEVE. It suits your transphobic narrative.

CONCLUSION - You have no interest in finding out anything neutrally. Your have your biases and you are just looking to confirm them with lies. You don't know what will be taught or by whom, so you assume the worst and peddle it as fact. You are transphobic and only looking to prove it.

Exhibit C:

if gender dysphoria persists past puberty in a small minority of cases...

How do you know it's a small minortiy of cases? You made it up because it suits your narrative.

We are talking in this discussion about children who are medicalised.

Ditto - what the **** is "medicalised"?

As for "what adults do" - in a lot of cases, these feelings suface long before the person becomes an adult so they need to be dealt with early. Now - just to be clear - this does not mean automatic transition or puberty blockers - this means ediucation.

It's be the other side - you need Irish to teach and the radical left see that as a form of oppressive indoctrination.

You said radical leftist - I don't think he'd qualify as going that far. But generally speaking, teaching is more a conservative (in terms of characteristic rather that political discription) position.

It's not a rule - ti's just the personality attracted to a certain job.

The main rule in this case would be no personal agendas in the classroom, teach what's on the syllabusm and htat suits a conservative mindset rather than a liberal one.

The only question is how long it will take for them to meet their first trans person, and then start wondering what the hell their oul fella kept banging on about. My five year old niece has a non-binary student in her class, so it's more than likely they'll meet a trans student at some stage in primary school. The most likely outcome is that they'll see their da was making a big fuss about nothing, and realise their classmate just wants to live an ordinary life.

If you have a problem with teaching that “ all this is good”, are you implying that being trans is bad?

... or they'll have the good sence to not even tell the Dad about it...