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Charity rejects disabled child for mother's GC views

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PaddingtonSwear · 31/08/2025 08:22

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Pretty shocking but it seems they think they're right.

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MrsOvertonsWindow · 31/08/2025 13:00

Ihavetoask · 31/08/2025 12:54

I don't believe that children raised with healthy views about the diversity among men and women would fall victim to this ideology, frankly. I do think it always stems from how their parents and early agencies of socialisation taught them about gender, sexuality and relationships.

Maybe read the Cass Review, the work of Jonathan Haidt, have a look at sites like Transgender Trend, Bayswater to educate yourself about the impact of social media and social contagion in all this. There's now a wealth of evidence about the roots of all this.

You don't seem to be arguing from a position of knowledge to be honest.

Ihavetoask · 31/08/2025 13:00

SouthWamses · 31/08/2025 12:59

“There were no men on the ward so she couldn’t have been raped”

Dont make these sort of illogical leaps. It insults us all.

NotBadConsidering · 31/08/2025 13:00

Ihavetoask · 31/08/2025 12:58

Yes. Looking like a man doesnt mean that someone is a man. Especially if you believe people in trousers look like men because that's how your parents raised you.

So can you answer my follow up question? Should children be told the truth about the actual sex of trans identifying staff and other students?

Ihavetoask · 31/08/2025 12:59

It's on us as voters to ensure that someone who is a man isn't in those changing rooms.

SouthWamses · 31/08/2025 12:59

Ihavetoask · 31/08/2025 12:50

I think a child should be told the sex of a person and accept it, regardless of what they "see". I think that makes my views clear enough.

“There were no men on the ward so she couldn’t have been raped”

Ihavetoask · 31/08/2025 12:58

NotBadConsidering · 31/08/2025 12:57

Consider a 12 year old girl on a school camp:

”When we got changed for swimming we were supervised by two women teachers. I know they were women teachers because they told me they were women teachers and Ihavetoask says I can’t question that, even though one of the teachers looked a lot like a man.”

Yes. Looking like a man doesnt mean that someone is a man. Especially if you believe people in trousers look like men because that's how your parents raised you.

NotBadConsidering · 31/08/2025 12:58

Ihavetoask · 31/08/2025 12:56

"Told the sex" doesnt leave much room for lies. I am not advocating for lies. I'm advocating for factual truth. I am just saying that children need to accept the factual truth, irrespective of what their parents, family or church have told them about men and women.

Oh yes it does.

Do you think, then that if a male teacher is trans identifying and claiming to be a woman, children should be appropriately told the truth that he is a man?

BettyBooper · 31/08/2025 12:58

Ihavetoask · 31/08/2025 12:50

I think a child should be told the sex of a person and accept it, regardless of what they "see". I think that makes my views clear enough.

If mum had not raised the issue and child had gone to camp...

Child sees a girl and staff tell child 'that's a boy'.

You are saying that the child should unquestioningly accept what the adults tell him rather than his own eyes.

This could actually have been the situation if the mum had not raised the issue.

The child is not the problem here.

Ihavetoask · 31/08/2025 12:57

NotBadConsidering · 31/08/2025 12:53

When you say “be told the sex of a person” do you mean their actual sex, or their claimed sex?

Sex is pretty straightforward. Gender is arguably a bit more ambiguous.

NotBadConsidering · 31/08/2025 12:57

Consider a 12 year old girl on a school camp:

”When we got changed for swimming we were supervised by two women teachers. I know they were women teachers because they told me they were women teachers and Ihavetoask says I can’t question that, even though one of the teachers looked a lot like a man.”

Ihavetoask · 31/08/2025 12:56

BettyBooper · 31/08/2025 12:53

No! They absolutely should not when the adults involved are lying to them!

The adults are lying to the child!

If the adults weren't lying then it would be reasonable for the child to accept it. But they are lying. It is therefore unreasonable for the child to accept it.

"Told the sex" doesnt leave much room for lies. I am not advocating for lies. I'm advocating for factual truth. I am just saying that children need to accept the factual truth, irrespective of what their parents, family or church have told them about men and women.

Ihavetoask · 31/08/2025 12:54

MrsOvertonsWindow · 31/08/2025 12:48

Parental / family alienation is baked into transgender ideology & practice with children being told from a young age that if parents don't immediately affirm and use correct pronouns they're bigots and children are better off without them.

Anyone who know anything about the life outcomes for children alienated from theur families (national data shows they do appallingly in every aspect measured) knows that keeping children in their families where possible is the best outcome.

But this doesn't stop the adult gender zealots who make it their business to promote the notion to children that parents who try to establish boundaries and safeguard children are bigots and transphobes and must be rejected.

I don't believe that children raised with healthy views about the diversity among men and women would fall victim to this ideology, frankly. I do think it always stems from how their parents and early agencies of socialisation taught them about gender, sexuality and relationships.

BettyBooper · 31/08/2025 12:53

Ihavetoask · 31/08/2025 12:50

I think a child should be told the sex of a person and accept it, regardless of what they "see". I think that makes my views clear enough.

No! They absolutely should not when the adults involved are lying to them!

The adults are lying to the child!

If the adults weren't lying then it would be reasonable for the child to accept it. But they are lying. It is therefore unreasonable for the child to accept it.

NotBadConsidering · 31/08/2025 12:53

Ihavetoask · 31/08/2025 12:50

I think a child should be told the sex of a person and accept it, regardless of what they "see". I think that makes my views clear enough.

When you say “be told the sex of a person” do you mean their actual sex, or their claimed sex?

MrsOvertonsWindow · 31/08/2025 12:51

Ihavetoask · 31/08/2025 12:50

I think a child should be told the sex of a person and accept it, regardless of what they "see". I think that makes my views clear enough.

So you're with Orwell's Winston Smith?
“The Party told you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears. It was their final, most essential command"

Ihavetoask · 31/08/2025 12:51

AnSolas · 31/08/2025 12:38

If the form was not a place to express socio-political views why did the organisation decide to collect a viewpoint via their form?

Why did the staff member engage in a process designed for additional data collection?

Why did staff who held a different socio-political view reject the application on the basia of their viewpoint and the mother viewpoint not being in agreement?

The form was a place to express your preferred pronouns. Mone are she/her because I am a woman but I believe saying that I am a woman is enough.

Ihavetoask · 31/08/2025 12:50

NotBadConsidering · 31/08/2025 12:48

But that doesn’t answer my question. Do you condone the practice of deliberately gaslighting children into believing they’re wrong about the sex of the person they’ve identified? Do you believe it to be appropriate for adults to lie to children? If so, why? Don’t you see the safeguarding problem with that?

I think a child should be told the sex of a person and accept it, regardless of what they "see". I think that makes my views clear enough.

BettyBooper · 31/08/2025 12:49

Ihavetoask · 31/08/2025 12:45

In my personal experience, children aren't right as much as adults. And then even when many adults are right and correctly identify someone who isnt gender conforming as their correct sex, they do so in a way that reinforces rigid gender roles, such as the "boyish girl" or the "girly boy". Not just another variation of being a boy or a girl.

Why are you so focused on the child doing potentially the 'wrong thing' with zero evidence, when the adults are absolutely already doing the wrong thing from the evidence out of their own mouths?

Ihavetoask · 31/08/2025 12:48

ThatZanyFatball · 31/08/2025 12:43

"Now she fucked over her kid all because she just couldn't hold back from ranting about her opinions."

The word "seriously" is a rant? What did the camp think it was going to accomplish by contacting her? What was the point? If submitting pronouns is voluntary then what difference would it make what was written there? The point wasn't her behavior after the fact the point was that she didn't comply with the right think to begin with. The camp should have just ignored what the parent wrote but they escalated it by calling her to criticize her views. Doesn't matter if another kid who is part of the cult is attending the camp the courts have made it clear you cannot compell people to say/believe what they dont believe, period. Even if she had left it blank her child has a right to not call a boy who thinks he a girl a girl and the camp can't do anything about it. What do they think they're going to do in the future when this situation inevitably happens? Calling a boy a boy isn't harassment because the truth is not hate speech.

It just shows your intentions. It isn't to only tackle things that may rise. It is to attack anything you think might have the potential of rising.

NotBadConsidering · 31/08/2025 12:48

Ihavetoask · 31/08/2025 12:45

In my personal experience, children aren't right as much as adults. And then even when many adults are right and correctly identify someone who isnt gender conforming as their correct sex, they do so in a way that reinforces rigid gender roles, such as the "boyish girl" or the "girly boy". Not just another variation of being a boy or a girl.

But that doesn’t answer my question. Do you condone the practice of deliberately gaslighting children into believing they’re wrong about the sex of the person they’ve identified? Do you believe it to be appropriate for adults to lie to children? If so, why? Don’t you see the safeguarding problem with that?

MrsOvertonsWindow · 31/08/2025 12:48

Ihavetoask · 31/08/2025 12:43

Yes but remember that there are a lot of transgendered people who are estranged from their families because they dont share their beliefs about gender. So it isn't like everybody who identifies as trans was raised by a parent who was all for the ideology by any means. But I bet the commonality will be that these parents all hold pretty rigid gender views despite their belief that they do not.

Parental / family alienation is baked into transgender ideology & practice with children being told from a young age that if parents don't immediately affirm and use correct pronouns they're bigots and children are better off without them.

Anyone who know anything about the life outcomes for children alienated from theur families (national data shows they do appallingly in every aspect measured) knows that keeping children in their families where possible is the best outcome.

But this doesn't stop the adult gender zealots who make it their business to promote the notion to children that parents who try to establish boundaries and safeguard children are bigots and transphobes and must be rejected.

AnSolas · 31/08/2025 12:46

Ihavetoask · 31/08/2025 12:28

No that's not what happened. She made it clear that she would be telling her child to go with what they thought rather than what they were being told when it came to assigning pronouns to others. That's not what a child should be doing regardless of the state of affairs.

There was no need for her to do anything other than ask questions about logistics. She chose to step on a soap box inappropriately and her child was dismissed as a result.

"Dont tell your mum I raped you."

BettyBooper · 31/08/2025 12:46

Ihavetoask · 31/08/2025 12:36

No I don't think children should insist someone is say a boy, based on their limited experience of the world, even after being corrected and then be allowed to express all the reasons they think the other child isn't a girl and still call them "he".

I get why and how the waters have been muddied here, but I think that's for adults to handle on an actual political level. Voting, protests, etc.

The problem is that the people doing the correcting here are lying. Do you not see the problem?

The child in this situation is likely to be right (there is a 'trans child' at camp and the adults are lying (they buy into gender ideology ).

You are focused on the idea (without evidence) that the child will mis-sex another child based on gender stereotypes.

Why do you think a disabled child would be unable to correctly sex another child? Why do you assume that the mother believes in gender stereotypes?

SouthWamses · 31/08/2025 12:46

Ihavetoask · 31/08/2025 12:28

No that's not what happened. She made it clear that she would be telling her child to go with what they thought rather than what they were being told when it came to assigning pronouns to others. That's not what a child should be doing regardless of the state of affairs.

There was no need for her to do anything other than ask questions about logistics. She chose to step on a soap box inappropriately and her child was dismissed as a result.

She made it clear that her child should use sexed pronouns as per their observations, not be coerced to pretend someone was the opposite sex.

Do you belief a child a the camp should also go with what they were being told by an abuser if there was one at camp? If he told them he was a she and they should pretend that he was doing something ok?

Ihavetoask · 31/08/2025 12:45

NotBadConsidering · 31/08/2025 12:42

Which do you mean?

Children can sex humans from an early age, even their peers. Very occasionally they get it wrong and can get confused. If a child has made a mistake, that mistake should corrected. In that instance, it’s appropriate for a child to be “told” what sex someone is and what pronouns to use.

But you’re condoning the opposite: when a child is correct in identifying the sex of the human they’re describing, and using the correct sex pronouns, you’re saying children should be “told” that is wrong, and “told” not to do it. This is gaslighting children, abusive and a monumental safeguarding failure. Why do you support this?

In my personal experience, children aren't right as much as adults. And then even when many adults are right and correctly identify someone who isnt gender conforming as their correct sex, they do so in a way that reinforces rigid gender roles, such as the "boyish girl" or the "girly boy". Not just another variation of being a boy or a girl.

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