And then one day...

[_Smokey]

Imagine using memegenerator in 2019

[Guest]

Imagine using memegenerator in 2019

I agree with this. Who says mentally ill parents don't exist? No child should be given hormone treatments, gender reassignment surgery, or forced into a role they can't possibly comprehend. Their parents should be prosecuted for child abuse, and the children should be removed from the home.

I mean, look at Smokey. He's a young person and his thinking is absolute garbage. Why would we trust children to possibly understand or know the real, lasting effects of gender reassignment.

Anywhey. Here we are.

- Doc

[_Smokey]

...which should mean something to an intellectually honest person.

There's the morning laugh I was looking for.

I had a good laugh this morning as well. Happy Friday!

[_Chap]

If a little boy of mine had wanted to be treated as a little girl, or vice versa, then I would have adapted to that. No problem there. So far as I am concerned, that is a matter for the kid, me, their friends, and so far as necessary their school.

I think many parents would feel and act that way. Like most stuff about the kid's personal life, it should not be treated as material for flag-waving and photos on Facebook or whatever. In fact many kids start asking their parents to take down all those personal pix once they get old enough to realise the implications for their right to privacy (which when they are little they don't know they have).

That's where I differ from the lady in the picture. That picture was her choice, and out of line. And I think that amongst parents whose kids question their gender, she will be a very rare phenomenon.

[_canpakes]

[_Smokey]

If a little boy of mine had wanted to be treated as a little girl, or vice versa, then I would have adapted to that. No problem there.

... Because you’ve rejected all the gifts God gave you and been brainwashed by a Satanic cult. Hopefully you sort yourself out before you die.

[_Doctor CamNC4Me]

If a little boy of mine had wanted to be treated as a little girl, or vice versa, then I would have adapted to that. No problem there. So far as I am concerned, that is a matter for the kid, me, their friends, and so far as necessary their school.

I think many parents would feel and act that way. Like most stuff about the kid's personal life, it should not be treated as material for flag-waving and photos on Facebook or whatever. In fact many kids start asking their parents to take down all those personal pix once they get old enough to realise the implications for their right to privacy (which when they are little they don't know they have).

That's where I differ from the lady in the picture. That picture was her choice, and out of line. And I think that amongst parents whose kids question their gender, she will be a very rare phenomenon.

When I was around four or five-years-old I would regularly play with a girl doll. I carried her around. Dressed her. Whatever. I ended up growing into a heterosexual male. No worries.

I have to wonder if I were born in this era, to a parent like those we're seeing in the news, if my mother or father, instead of letting me grow out of a phase, would use that as an opportunity to confuse me and place me on a path that leads to inevitable difficulties. It's one thing to be chill about your kid being a kid, and it's another to convince them they're not ok and they'd be better off as something else. It's definitely a problem when a parent does that.

- Doc

[_schreech]

[_schreech]

I love it when racist, sister diddling, holocaust denying incels have nothing beyond appealing to their chosen invisible sky wizard in order to justify their pathetically sad lives. Never fear little neckbeard, your sad lonely existence will be rewarded one day....

[_Chap]

If a little boy of mine had wanted to be treated as a little girl, or vice versa, then I would have adapted to that. No problem there.

... Because you’ve rejected all the gifts God gave you and been brainwashed by a Satanic cult. Hopefully you sort yourself out before you die.

When you and I die, we shall both be ... dead. There is no plausible evidence to the contrary, and plenty against it. While I am alive, I do my best to make my life and the lives of others good by being kind to them. It is surprisingly often possible to do this without doing any harm to anybody. Try it for a couple of days. You'll find that you like it.

If, in bizarro counterfactual universe your ancient Hebrew war-god really does call the shots, then, as the Irish say 'the back of my hand to him'.