Now for solutions:
what can we as parents do, as legislators, as caring citizens.
First I’d like to suggest that parents whose children show any signs of being learning impaired, or having growth anomalies, get tested to rule out genetic mutations. While hermaphrodites are easy to spot, XXYs, XYYs, etc. are not as easily discerned and yet the extra gene, or missing genes do affect behaviors and functionality. Parents will be MUCH better able to handle their boy or girl if they know of the challenges they will face, given the hormonal imbalances etc, and for this reason folks should be encouraged to test their child should even a few symptoms be present. When we speak of symptoms we mean chiefly growth and learning issues. Each of the 47s, or 48s as they are known, for instance has some growth and infertility issues that should be addressed and dealt with. Some types have a learning disability quite noticeable, some have epilepsy. These are just examples, each child is unique as are their symptoms.
As a rule, these kids never said, I’m not a boy, or girl. That only emerged when Trannyism was inserted into the public school curriculum as a new paradigm; before it was suggested, it was not thought of, which in itself tells a tale...
Before it was being suggested and even encouraged, kids were satisfied to be what their bodies said they were, with only an extremely rare exception, and then is was usually due to teasing for a slight or obese body, by the other children, that brought on the unhappiness and subsequent thoughts..
After this, we will address the optional transgender and how to deal with this group, but for now, lets keep to the basic populace.
We need to realize there will only be one or 2 genetically challenged children in any average school. The emotionally confused…this is a different discussion. The actual genetically challenged are VERY rare.
So to begin, how could we change the schools to better support all our kids without causing massive divisions in our parental communities and without turning our children into hyper ware sexist snobs.
1. Parental involvement will be priority number one. Teachers MUST recognize that many parents feel the schools have greatly overstepped their place, and this will take years of effort to repair the wounds already inflicted. The greatest effort should be made to make sure parents teach their kids to be inclusive of the kids with lower grades and/or trouble paying attention. Kids act out far less when other children show compassion and tolerance, than when the attention is overamped and/or negative. Children naturally want attention, and sometimes do not care if it is negative, and therefore it behooves we the parents to teach our kids to ignor/overlook some behaviors and NOT to reward bad behaviors with too much response. We used to segregate the kids with the worst forms of acting out, the better to educate the others without the endless distractions.
This is now an area where drugs are overprescribed, and where perhaps we need to rethink when inclusivity is not productive, for both sets of students; and whether too many meds was wisdom in the first place.
2. All school rooms shall outlaw sexual teachings below grade 4, and parents shall opt in or out of sexual classes at the age they feel appropriate for their children. Meaning they may opt into a curriculum at grade 3 or wait until grade 5, knowing their child better than the school knows them. All parents shall have the right to join in, or opt out of such classes; and/or be given an alternative teaching approved by the Parents offered for that time period, in that school district. All school rooms shall be monitored by a camera and the teacher shall wear a microphone and stay within view of the camera every day, all day. This way every parent will have the right to log in to their childs classroom, and hear what is being taught all day, every day, whenever they wish.
This will allow the parent to review anything their child has become confused by and produce a better parent/teacher rapport.
3. All parents shall be asked to attend a one evening presentation no more than 2 hours in length, that will go over the entire curriculum to be taught if and when gender or sexual studies are taught.
4. Every school district shall allow a vote to be taken as to whether any gender studies at all can be taught. This vote to be taken after the evening presentation has occurred. At this time, only those parents who attended the presentation will be allowed to vote.
5. A simple majority will determine whether the school will offer any such teachings. In any school where the majority rejects the classes, no classes will be offered, and parents will be solely responsible for their child's understandings or lack thereof.
6. The United States of America is united in broad principals of freedom, but often is divided when it comes down to a point where a few folks freedom to be different infringes upon another s freedom to know or not know of certain aberrations at a young and vulnerable age, forcing conformity and/or agreement to things contrary to their understandings, lifestyles, and/or faith and sacred beliefs.
For this reason, one mans ambrosia being another mans poison, we need to tread carefully. We need to weigh before our own sensibilities or beliefs or faith, just what all of this does to children, with the limited understandings that children have. The emphasis should never be on feelings, or what the adults feel...but rather, the emphasis must always be on the CHILDREN, first, and last, the children.
7. Are most children in the wrong bodies. NO. Are most children missing a chromosome or having one or two too many . NO. This, and the statistical numbers that back it up, have been ignored, and must be reinserted into these dialogues.
8. Statistics suggest the most common abnormality occurs in1 in 20,000, the most rare, is one in a million.
9. Focus should also be upon teacher retraining. Many teachers are forgetting that a girl or boy feeling blue because they aren’t one of the girls, or boys, or would rather play ball than dolls or vise versa, are typical things every child faces to some degree. Also body worth, social media acceptance, bullying etc play heavily into whether a child feel confident or conflicted. If however the adults in the room offer up gender reassignment as the logical solutions to every problem, bad home life, or lack of “attractiveness etc” the child is left without the encouragement of life as they find it, horns and all, but rather is thrown into the quagmire of “perhaps if I surgically alter myself that will fix everything. Nothing could be further from the truth 99.999% of the time.
10. Encouraging children to try powerful hormones their DNA was NOT designed for, or radical procedures the sooner the better, verge not on the inclusiveness they purport, but on the criminal and on medical and psychological malpractice of the highest degree.
11. Teachers therefore promoting transgender solutions therefore should not be hired, and shall be excluded from teaching in grades K thru 12. They should seak to teach in higher learning, or community colleges, and not in the youngest still forming minds if that be their conviction. For while it may be their truth, it is far from that of the majority, and should not be hoisted upon our children to satisfy their need of acceptance, as is the current model.
12. Teachers promoting such ideas outside the classroom shall also be summarily dismissed, for the self same, self evident reasons.
13. All sexual education shall be limited to age appropriate introduction of sexual organs, sexual function, basic anatomy, and having understanding for those who may be different due to NATURE not due to a person preference. Preference to change gender shall not be taught, and no accommodation for males to use female facilities or vise versa shall be supported. If a restroom is provided, it shall be available only to those who are medically and genetically different, not to children “feeling” like they want to be the other gender. There shall be no stigma attached to feeling that way, but no encouragement either.
14. Children who are convinced of that their natural DNA is not correct are free to pursue what they wish when they have graduated or are out of the K-12 school system; as adults, or free to pursue it with their parents and doctors in the privacy of their home and doctors office, but not within the school settings.
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15. The schools shall offer NO private counseling as to gender reassignment.
16. Any school, nurse, teacher or principal providing drugs or hormones for a child shall be subject to immediate termination and revoking of their license to practice medicine or to teach as the case may be. Charges for illegally supplying a minor with drugs shall be re-instituted.
17. The schools shall make no recommendations as to outside sources of help, whether clinical medical or psychological referrals for such purposes. If a child wishes to discuss, within the confines of his school counselor, he or she must ask for his or her parents to be called in, and the entire matter discussed in front of the parents and not JUST the school counselor alone.
18. The state of Oregon shall make such laws as necessary to reform the current educational requirements to obtain or to keep a teaching certificate in the state; and these laws shall pertain to familiarizing the employees with all these laws which pertain to this branch of sex education.
19. A thorough review shall be made of the sexual section of curriculum on a regular basic no longer than once every four years.
20. No changes to the basic sexual education curriculum shall be possible unless both the parental vote exceeds 50% approval, And the changes are in keeping with the standing state laws defined by the state legislature.
To conclude, we believe that kids are being sold short with the “happy tranny comes to your school” movement. Kids being able to dress up, wig up, and pretend to be prettier and/or more awesome affords them attention for the wrong reasons, and does nothing to further their education, nor assure confidences in oneself. Instead this then turns life into a stage show…turning every day into a Halloween.
Furthermore it is an horrendous misrepresentation of the lifestyle, leaving kids unaware and unprepared….they are not being prepared for what happens to real transgendered people.
Often times these folks are abused, they can not find work easily, as their attempts to conform to female speech patterns fall short and leave them perceived as oddballs they are last to be hired, first to be fired.
Often they must resort to sex work to survive, and for this reason have a 50% alcohol abuse rate, very high drug abuse and suicide rates, and very high HIV status.
On top of this relationships are difficult, and poverty is the norm not the exception.
None of this is presented to children being made to think it’s a fun/glamorous life…., and therefore a very false picture of life is presented.
On top of this hormonal and resulting cancer issues caused by excess hormones are ignored, as in the devastation of loss of pleasure and sometimes permanent pain and/or dysfunction that can result post surgically. At the very least, any presentation of the lifestyle should and MUST include testimonies from those in regret, and those with lifelong physical pain and so forth. None of which is currently being presented.
The movement also fails to take into account that often these kids have never experience orgasm, and so have no idea what they will be relinquishing in turning to this lifestyle.