School boy bullied and kicked out of school for wearing a shirt saying there only two genders

originally posted by: Annee
Always good to use a child as a political tool.

You know this is his own personal thinking. Not influenced at all.

But Hey! Leave the children alone. They're just kids.

Well it does take A MAN and a WOMAN to make them.

Ip so facto.

There are two sexes.

Gender is just a made up word that wasn't even used until just a few years ago by those using them as political tools.

There is Not Never has been more than 2 Genders and there Never will be.
This Group of People are Beyond Helping.
if they want to change Gender they have only one choice because they are
already one of the Two.
a reply to: Annee

Good example of how school administrators are micromanaging their way into mass failures and going after easy targets instead of the big problems 😬 Clowns🤡

originally posted by: xuenchen
Good example of how school administrators are micromanaging their way into mass failures and going after easy targets instead of the big problems 😬 Clowns🤡

One of the best comments!

In a few sentences...

originally posted by: bluesman462002
There is Not Never has been more than 2 Genders and there Never will be.
This Group of People are Beyond Helping.
if they want to change Gender they have only one choice because they are
already one of the Two.
a reply to: Annee

Detached from reality in a few words.

Someone domed yesterday that sex is not binary and when asked for evidence and to back up their position refused repeatedly...and the claim was they are not obliged to give answers or explanations(!). Their fact free opinions must be accepted as Gospel.

originally posted by: Annee
Always good to use a child as a political tool.

You know this is his own personal thinking. Not influenced at all.

But Hey! Leave the children alone. They're just kids.

I wonder what department he found that shirt in. I'm sure his choice wasn't influenced by the fact that there are only two departments for kid's clothing - boys and girls.

Derp

a reply to: Annee

Man, I bet you love Greta Thunberg.

originally posted by: SideEyeEverything
a reply to: Annee

Man, I bet you love Greta Thunberg.

Dr Greta Thunberg please!

Mixed feelings about this one.
I don't think it is right for parents to be sending their kid to school in a t-shirt that is only designed to provoke a reaction.
He has his free speech for sure, but how you use it should also be considered IMO.

Frankly , kids should be in school uniform and be seen, taught but not heard.
They need order and discipline.
Don't know why this kid was even allowed to address the school board, FFS.

originally posted by: UKTruth
Mixed feelings about this one.
I don't think it is right for parents to sending their kid to school in a t-shirt that is only designed to provoke a reaction.
He has his free speech for sure, but how you use it should also be considered IMO.

Frankly , kids should be in school uniform and be seen, taught but not heard.
They need order and discipline.
Don't know why this kid was even allowed to address the school board, FFS.

This.

a reply to: UKTruth

How do you know it wasn't the kids choice to wear this shirt? If it his belief, how is it only worn to provoke a response?

Most school board meetings in the US are town hall style meetings. Open to the public and anyone can speak on just about anything that has to do with the district.

I graduated in 1998, and at that time absolutely NO political attire was allowed.

a reply to: Asmodeus3

Wow.

Good on the boy though.



Scientific FACTS are now "controversial" for the tranny freaks

When a child, no matter how young, worries about "climate change" or wants to get life altering drugs and surgeries, they should be applauded for "standing up for what's right" or "knowing their own mind" but if a child states anything right of center in thought or is religious, clearly it's adult or parent brainwashing, duh.

originally posted by: UKTruth
Mixed feelings about this one.
I don't think it is right for parents to be sending their kid to school in a t-shirt that is only designed to provoke a reaction.
He has his free speech for sure, but how you use it should also be considered IMO.

Frankly , kids should be in school uniform and be seen, taught but not heard.
They need order and discipline.
Don't know why this kid was even allowed to address the school board, FFS.

No political attire ?

OK but then NO LGBTQP flags or indoctrination or sexual materials in schools either !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

originally posted by: PorkChop96
a reply to: UKTruth

How do you know it wasn't the kids choice to wear this shirt? If it his belief, how is it only worn to provoke a response?

Most school board meetings in the US are town hall style meetings. Open to the public and anyone can speak on just about anything that has to do with the district.

If it was his choice he should be told to shut his pie hole and study for his maths test.

a reply to: UKTruth

Very authoritarian of you

Yeah, we have this little thing in the US called freedom of speech. If the guy next to him had been wearing a LGBT+BBQ shirt, he would have been allowed to wear it. But he had to take his off because it "offended" some snowflake in the school.

originally posted by: M5xaz

originally posted by: UKTruth
Mixed feelings about this one.
I don't think it is right for parents to be sending their kid to school in a t-shirt that is only designed to provoke a reaction.
He has his free speech for sure, but how you use it should also be considered IMO.

Frankly , kids should be in school uniform and be seen, taught but not heard.
They need order and discipline.
Don't know why this kid was even allowed to address the school board, FFS.

No political attire ?

OK but then NO LGBTQP flags or indoctrination or sexual materials in schools either !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Agreed 100%
I am getting sick and tired of kids with absolutely no life experience, or clue, being shoved into the forefront of discussions on societal change or indeed anything.

originally posted by: UKTruth
Mixed feelings about this one.
I don't think it is right for parents to be sending their kid to school in a t-shirt that is only designed to provoke a reaction.
He has his free speech for sure, but how you use it should also be considered IMO.

Frankly , kids should be in school uniform and be seen, taught but not heard.
They need order and discipline.
Don't know why this kid was even allowed to address the school board, FFS.

I totally agree with this. For a part of my kids education they went to school uniform schools. We all loved it!
It takes a lot of the stress away from both the parents and kids.
I wish all schools went to that model.

originally posted by: PorkChop96
a reply to: UKTruth

Very authoritarian of you

Yeah, we have this little thing in the US called freedom of speech. If the guy next to him had been wearing a LGBT+BBQ shirt, he would have been allowed to wear it. But he had to take his off because it "offended" some snowflake in the school.

Yes it is.
Kids NEED authority and direction until they are old enough to make their own decisions.
I am as against this , despite agreeing with the words on the t-shirt, just the same as I was against the likes of that sickening Thunberg brat or the brat who rocks top in an LGBT... t shirt.