‘She Wishes She Could Just Be A Little Girl’
I want to boost this incredibly important thread by the gay conservative writer Chad Felix Greene, about his niece. This poor kid, my God. Please excuse the repetition below; I don't know how to unthread tweets in this new software:
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She just wants to be a little girl.
She just wants to be a little girl.
This is what these f--king ghouls are doing to children! The activists, the teachers, the schools, the pediatricians, the media, woke parents, woke capitalists, the Democratic politicians, the cowardly Republicans who stay silent -- they are destroying little girls who just want to be little girls.
If we don't defeat this and drive it back to hell, we are done as a society. We won't deserve to survive.
You've heard it from me over and over, and you're going to hear it from me again: THIS IS WHY SO MANY PEOPLE AROUND THE WORLD HATE US! This is precisely why people I talk to in the former Communist countries of Europe no longer respect America, and in fact fear what our corrupt culture is doing to their societies, and their children. A Slovenian father told me last summer that his daughter, also 12, is paralyzed with fear over her gender identity. Won't eat. Won't go to school. All because some of these ghouls got inside her head.
You do not have to be against gays or trans people to oppose this. Chad Felix Greene is gay, and as you can see from his Twitter account, he's pro-gay and pro-trans. But for adults, not children.
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This has to be stopped. It has to. God bless Chad Felix Greene for making this public. I'm going to pray diligently for his poor niece, and ask you to do the same.
This is a good reminder not to hate on these kids who get sucked into this world. They're lost and desperate, and need rescue.
Sorry about his niece, but if this bothers him, he should change his own life as well, coming to terms with how his queerness is hurting those around him.
For example, no matter how much I try to weigh and think it through, I cannot see how this ends without burning through society on an unpredictable timetable, like it has done so far. Furthermore, it's only part of a series of permissive trends. These things vector and create even more fog. It's the fog of war.
I don't want to hate on anyone either, be trans if that is what you want to be, but observe that I'm increasingly wary of you, because there is an undeniable pattern, a growing trend, and you might well be part of it. This stuff belongs in the nightclubs in the gayborhood, not in children's faces. That's how it was not so long ago, during my lifetime.
If changing genders is an increasingly heavy emotional dilemma among our teens, then we're out of pocket as a culture. Usually, when that happens, someone else has to deliver the solution. Maybe it will be the Russians, or maybe the Hungarians, but the message should be the same: gay marriage is not sustainable. Now, I could be going overboard, and being a bigot. I don't know. But gay marriage is a really big deal, conceptually speaking, I agree with that. It's a big, big deal.
So, we may want soft answers, especially in soft circumstances, but eventually hard situations will demand hard answers. I hope to be wrong.
I wish I knew how to strike the balance properly, I just know that right now I'm inclined toward firmness, and setting boundaries.
Sadly, too many of the loyal opposition choose to make themselves repellent by acting like fools. Trumpolatory is a prime example, as is the classless mocking of Paul Pelosi's injuries.
Children don't need smartphones and they don't need to be online. That's a parental issue. Parents also need to be careful about what they let their children see them doing. How many children grow up listening to rap, pop or rock because their parents do? What message does it send to have Meatloaf blaring his fealty to "the god of sex, drugs and rock 'n' roll" on your car stereo as you drive to church?