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Antisocial R4 midday today. Furries

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Davros · 27/09/2024 10:04

Just heard an announcement that they will be discussing children "identifying " as animals and how much truth there is in reports of this behaviour, how prevalent it really is

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Songsparrow · 27/09/2024 13:04

i didn’t catch the beginning so I’m not sure who the speakers were but it was so fascinating to hear the common sense vs affirmation at all costs views in real time. I know which one sounded more convincing!

Myalternate · 27/09/2024 13:01

Who were the two people taking part?

NameChangeUser183794639 · 27/09/2024 12:37

RoyalCorgi · 27/09/2024 12:35

I listened to some of it. One of the two people taking part was absolutely adamant that schools should affirm a child's identity even if the child was identifying as an animal. Insane.

The other person sounded sensible.

No way!!

The adults have truly left the room.

RoyalCorgi · 27/09/2024 12:35

I listened to some of it. One of the two people taking part was absolutely adamant that schools should affirm a child's identity even if the child was identifying as an animal. Insane.

The other person sounded sensible.

nauticant · 27/09/2024 10:39

The BBC's preferred (pre-furred?) approach to this issue tends to be to concentrate on the (seemingly false) allegations about litter trays in schools, and using the dismissal of that to dismiss the fact of there being furries in schools in general.