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The Liberalization of America, A CANCER!

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Now in Massachusetts, this guy, who's murdered his wife. He's in jail forever. Robert Cuselack, 58-years old, wants to be Michelle Cuselack. And he wants to the taxpayers -- there, there's Michelle. To pay for it.

Also in Colorado an Eight year old with a gender identity crisis {he is a boy} is demanding to wear girls clothes in school and the school is allowing it! It does not matter that the rest of the eight year old are wondering what is going on and why is Larry{ not the child's name} is demanding to be called Sally and use the girls rest room. We MUST continue to allow a small percentage of people continue to rule the day or be called a myriad of names from bigots to gay bashers because we mention the other 40 children in the class that are now totally confused about this.

Now back to Robert AKA Michele, so far he has cost the taxpayers of Massachusetts over 56,000 dollars in sex therapies {Hormone therapies and laser hair removal}

When are we going to stand up to these freaks and morons that are ruining our country? Are we just going to continue to stand by and let a tiny percentage of the country hijack our morals and our values? and to top it off make us as tax payers pay for the pleasure of it?

Back to the eight year old? WTF is wrong with the kids parents? how can they allow a eight year old to dictate to them how he is going to dress? WTF is wrong with the school allowing this charade to continue?

BAH!

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Reply #1 from Stardock Forums Top

Why would a prison even allow a nonnecessary surgery to an inmate?  And of all things a sex change operation?  It's like he's going to be using those parts for anything...you know, what with the jail and all.

As for the 8 year old...this is going to sound weird, but isn't he too young to be gay?  I mean at 8 years old, most children aren't even sexually aware...what's up with this?  And why crossdressing...at 8?  Can't make it through 7 or 8 hours without a dress or capri pants?  Come on.  Something odd is going on there behind the scenes, guarantee it.

~Zoo

Reply #2 from JoeUser Forums Top
I wonder about the 8 year old. It does not appear to me that they are old enough for gender identification then (other than to say yea, I got a penis or I dont).

As for the prisoner, I agree with Zoo. He is not in there for a vacation. He committed a crime, and other than not torturing him, he really should not be expecting anything else. If he wants to be michelle, he should have thought about that before he committed the crime.
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Reply #3 from Stardock Forums Top

Quoting Zoologist03, reply 1
Why would a prison even allow a nonnecessary surgery to an inmate?  And of all things a sex change operation?  It's like he's going to be using those parts for anything...you know, what with the jail and all.As for the 8 year old...this is going to sound weird, but isn't he too young to be gay?  I mean at 8 years old, most children aren't even sexually aware...what's up with this?  And why crossdressing...at 8?  Can't make it through 7 or 8 hours without a dress or capri pants?  Come on.  Something odd is going on there behind the scenes, guarantee it.~Zoo
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you ask why? Because this is what our country has degenerated into, kowtowing to a bunch of sicko's.

I blame the 8 year old parents for this one, allowing him to dictate what he will or will not do ... at eight?

Reply #4 from Stardock Forums Top

Quoting Dr, reply 2
I wonder about the 8 year old. It does not appear to me that they are old enough for gender identification then (other than to say yea, I got a penis or I dont). As for the prisoner, I agree with Zoo. He is not in there for a vacation. He committed a crime, and other than not torturing him, he really should not be expecting anything else. If he wants to be michelle, he should have thought about that before he committed the crime.
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Some day in the future "michele" will claim hey "joe" committed the crime not me! Let me out!!

Reply #5 from JoeUser Forums Top
First of all I'm in agreement with the non-necessary surgeries. They SHOULD be grateful they get 'necessary' surgeries!

This child and other people with similar issues the root of the problem is in the home. I blame the divorce rate and marriages as the main root of the cause.

The root of our society and how it is today is the bi-product of society's marriages.

Our modern Psychology has it so backwards they basically have no clue. Just like so much of our modern medicine they look at the symptom for the cause rather than the cause of the symptom in most of their science.

Our children are not the product of our society. They are the product of lack of parenting and as a result society DID raise them. They had no one else to influence their raising.

The basis of good parenting begins with a good marriage.

Yes, I do understand that either is 'easy' because if it were then everyone would do it.

That's my mini rant in agreement with you MM.

Reply #6 from JoeUser Forums Top
I blame the 8 year old parents for this one, allowing him to dictate what he will or will not do ... at eight?
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I don't see any advantage in blaming the parents. The kid will either grow out of it or he won't. If he doesn't, he'll live a much happier life having had the support of his parents in his personal choices than if he'd had to hide it from everyone.

And don't tell me 8-year-olds don't know exactly what they want to do. They may not understand all the consequences of those choices, but a good parent should let them come into contact with safer consequences (such as increased social ostracism) rather than smothering them in so many rules and regulations that they never develop any limits of their own choice.

Conforming at school, on the other hand, is different. If there's a uniform he should have to wear the one prescribed for him. If he wants to use the girls bathroom he's just going to have to wait until he's an adult and have a legal sex change.

PS. Ask an eight-year-old what a trannie is and chances are they'll be able to tell you. The greatest mistake of adults is assuming children are incapable of thought and blind to the ways of the world. They don't know the specifics of everything, but they're not as ignorant or stupid as many think they are. Just remember your own childhood and you'll see what I mean.
Reply #7 from Stardock Forums Top

Quoting cactoblasta, reply 7
I blame the 8 year old parents for this one, allowing him to dictate what he will or will not do ... at eight?I don't see any advantage in blaming the parents. The kid will either grow out of it or he won't. If he doesn't, he'll live a much happier life having had the support of his parents in his personal choices than if he'd had to hide it from everyone.And don't tell me 8-year-olds don't know exactly what they want to do. They may not understand all the consequences of those choices, but a good parent should let them come into contact with safer consequences (such as increased social ostracism) rather than smothering them in so many rules and regulations that they never develop any limits of their own choice.Conforming at school, on the other hand, is different. If there's a uniform he should have to wear the one prescribed for him. If he wants to use the girls bathroom he's just going to have to wait until he's an adult and have a legal sex change. PS. Ask an eight-year-old what a trannie is and chances are they'll be able to tell you. The greatest mistake of adults is assuming children are incapable of thought and blind to the ways of the world. They don't know the specifics of everything, but they're not as ignorant or stupid as many think they are. Just remember your own childhood and you'll see what I mean.
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Cacto when I was eight years old all I could think of was playing "army, cowboys and Indians and Ball" I had no idea of sexuality, nor does any eight year old have a gender ideentity crisis IMO.

Reply #8 from Stardock Forums Top

Quoting little-whip, reply 6
Preach it, Elie!
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I am so disgusted whith all this PC crap Sabrina

Reply #9 from Stardock Forums Top

That's my mini rant in agreement with you MM.
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Thank you AD

Reply #10 from JoeUser Forums Top
They may not understand all the consequences of those choices, but a good parent should let them come into contact with safer consequences (such as increased social ostracism) rather than smothering them in so many rules and regulations that they never develop any limits of their own choice.
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Cacto, this is precisely WHY the parents are responsible.

A dictatorial parenthood is not what I'm suggesting (the person you responded to might but I'm not) by any means. I will agree with you that society seems to look at kids as being ignorant and that they don't know any better. Just like all of us. We have needs, they are creative little minds and they will seek out means to try and get that need met. As you said the parents should be there for 'good' guidance which seems to be apparently lacking.

Thanks for your thought.
Reply #11 from Stardock Forums Top

demanding to be called Sally and use the girls rest room.

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Wouldn't that make the girls uncomfortable?

 

Reply #12 from JoeUser Forums Top
Face it my friend, the world has gone totally insane.

Reply #13 from JoeUser Forums Top
Cacto when I was eight years old all I could think of was playing "army, cowboys and Indians and Ball" I had no idea of sexuality, nor does any eight year old have a gender ideentity crisis IMO.
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Something tells me this kid plays with the girls rather more than he does with the boys. I don't know what his school/parents have said to him, but really there are two fair approaches - tell him he doesn't have to be a girl to play with dolls and be effeminate, or let him wear girls clothes outside of school hours. He'll fit better into society taking the first option, but if he does want to become a girl then his high schooling will be easier if he switches soon.
Reply #14 from Stardock Forums Top

Quoting Leauki, reply 12
demanding to be called Sally and use the girls rest room.Wouldn't that make the girls uncomfortable? 
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None of that matters as long as the little boygirl gets its way no matter who else is uncomfortable. This is what America has turned into letting the one overrule the many.

Reply #15 from JoeUser Forums Top

Quoting cactoblasta, reply 14
Cacto when I was eight years old all I could think of was playing "army, cowboys and Indians and Ball" I had no idea of sexuality, nor does any eight year old have a gender ideentity crisis IMO.Something tells me this kid plays with the girls rather more than he does with the boys. I don't know what his school/parents have said to him, but really there are two fair approaches - tell him he doesn't have to be a girl to play with dolls and be effeminate, or let him wear girls clothes outside of school hours. He'll fit better into society taking the first option, but if he does want to become a girl then his high schooling will be easier if he switches soon.
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I agree there are ways to deal with this without making 30 odd other children confused.

Reply #16 from JoeUser Forums Top

when I was eight years old all I could think of was playing "army, cowboys and Indians and Ball
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lol - that sounds so gay.  I just couldn't resist.

 

Do you think if I commit a crime I could get big bazoongas and a tummy tuck?  Just wondering? 

Reply #18 from JoeUser Forums Top
Do you think if I commit a crime I could get big bazoongas and a tummy tuck? Just wondering?
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Nope, but you will get a schlong and a beanbag if ya want. :D

~Zoo
Reply #19 from JoeUser Forums Top
Nope, but you will get a schlong and a beanbag if ya want.
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well that wouldn't do anything for me - I think that's discrimination plain and simple
Reply #20 from Stardock Forums Top

Quoting Locamama, reply 17
when I was eight years old all I could think of was playing "army, cowboys and Indians and Balllol - that sounds so gay.  I just couldn't resist. Do you think if I commit a crime I could get big bazoongas and a tummy tuck?  Just wondering? 
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In the 1950's this is what little boys played at.

Reply #21 from JoeUser Forums Top
In the 1950's this is what little boys played at
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Not much changed from then to the 80's I suspect. We played army but more in the form of GI Joe. After all they're the REAL American heroes!

I remember playing army with those little green army dudes and using BB guns pretending we were snipers.
Reply #22 from JoeUser Forums Top
In the 1950's this is what little boys played at.
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I was just joking but somehow it brought me thoughts of the Village People. When I was a kid we played Superfriends (I always got to be Wonder Woman), house and school. Of course, I am a girl and we gender stereotyped back then.