If my child had a medical condition and we became involved with a charity related to that then there would not be the same assumption that my child and I would become an activist for the charity- doing work including contacting MP's, marching in demo's, signing petitions and approaching the school and demanding change, also in fundraising for the organisation.
Trans charities seem to require this of their children and not let them quietly get help and support. It is adults who benifit financially by weaponising children to be their voice.
Looking at the Tik Tok vidio's from Mermaids it struck me that a lot of the Trans movement involves weaponising the children who come for help and leading them by the nose towards political activism.
(Young person to class teacher) .."I found it really interesting, straight away when I asked you; you said I don't know why I want to be an activist, but then straight away you told me all these reason's why you did"......
You can be your own advocate
"Mango is a youth advocacy project, we have 38 young people who meet together online to talk about ways that they can amplify their voice and make positive social change...from meeting with schools up to a Parliamentary level to exact change"...
Mango a group of transadvocates aged 16-21
On the 12 days of X-mas Mermaids wants to see.. empowered trans communities, positive media stories, visible vocal allies, trans projects funded" etc...
Mermaids Christmas message
Placards made by the children at a mermaids workshop