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originally posted by: Kromlech
More backwards lunacy from the left. Children are the "parents" now. LOL, a 6-year-old knows what's best?
Taking children away just because they were told "no?" THAT IS ABUSE.
More backwards lunacy from the left. Children are the "parents" now. LOL, a 6-year-old knows what's best?
Taking children away just because they were told "no?" THAT IS ABUSE.
originally posted by: silo13
a reply to: Kromlech
More backwards lunacy from the left. Children are the "parents" now. LOL, a 6-year-old knows what's best?
Taking children away just because they were told "no?" THAT IS ABUSE.
It shouldn't surprise us though should it? This has been coming for a long time and it's not ended yet that's for sure.
Remember when spanking was the norm? Kids back then had respect for their elders, community, etc.
Nowwwwwww, 'I'll call social service on you'...
And look at what kids are like now.
I'm generalizing - there's a lot more that's happened other than the above - we know that. I do agree children have become the parents and it's not right at all. Not right.
Kids need love and sometimes that means tough love.
peace
"Many studies have shown that physical punishment — including spanking, hitting and other means of causing pain — can lead to increased aggression, antisocial behavior, physical injury and mental health problems for children. "
"Physical punishment doesn’t work to get kids to comply, so parents think they have to keep escalating it. That is why it is so dangerous"
"Physical punishment can work momentarily to stop problematic behavior because children are afraid of being hit, but it doesn’t work in the long term and can make children more aggressive, Graham-Bermann says.
A study published last year in Child Abuse and Neglect revealed an intergenerational cycle of violence in homes where physical punishment was used. Researchers interviewed parents and children age 3 to 7 from more than 100 families. Children who were physically punished were more likely to endorse hitting as a means of resolving their conflicts with peers and siblings. Parents who had experienced frequent physical punishment during their childhood were more likely to believe it was acceptable, and they frequently spanked their children. Their children, in turn, often believed spanking was an appropriate disciplinary method.
The negative effects of physical punishment may not become apparent for some time, Gershoff says. “A child doesn’t get spanked and then run out and rob a store,” she says. “There are indirect changes in how the child thinks about things and feels about things.”
originally posted by: Deaf Alien
a reply to: LadyGreenEyes
Yep if it is suspected that the child is being abused due to not getting the prroper help for it. As I have stated a parent can disagree with homosexuality and yet still support and nurture their gay child.
originally posted by: Deaf Alien
originally posted by: LadyGreenEyes
originally posted by: Deaf Alien
a reply to: LadyGreenEyes
So you don't advocate counseling for children with gender dysphoria? See that's why this bill exists.
Counseling of what sort? I'd certainly recommend counseling, but I am certain you and I would disagree as to the purpose and goal of said counseling.
And if the counseling doesn't go your way then what?
originally posted by: silo13
FOX news on the Canadian bill.
The beinging of the video to tic to 4:48
peace
originally posted by: sapien82
a reply to: silo13
wait so the government can take away my child because I wont indulge his or her desire to dress in different clothes for a month ?
pretty #ed up , I thought it was the right of every parent to determine what happens to their child up until the age of consent, now it appears not so
originally posted by: MissCoyote
But I have serious issues when they start pushing the issue with children especially when those children are going through chemical and physical changes (puberty).
originally posted by: Annee
originally posted by: MissCoyote
But I have serious issues when they start pushing the issue with children especially when those children are going through chemical and physical changes (puberty).
That's exactly what hormone blockers are for.
They delay puberty (physical changes) until child becomes of legal age.
Hormone blockers have shown no lasting side effects if the choice is made to discontinue.
originally posted by: ReyaPhemhurth
originally posted by: Annee
originally posted by: MissCoyote
But I have serious issues when they start pushing the issue with children especially when those children are going through chemical and physical changes (puberty).
That's exactly what hormone blockers are for.
They delay puberty (physical changes) until child becomes of legal age.
Hormone blockers have shown no lasting side effects if the choice is made to discontinue.
Oh the marvels of science.
originally posted by: Sheye
originally posted by: ReyaPhemhurth
originally posted by: Annee
originally posted by: MissCoyote
But I have serious issues when they start pushing the issue with children especially when those children are going through chemical and physical changes (puberty).
That's exactly what hormone blockers are for.
They delay puberty (physical changes) until child becomes of legal age.
Hormone blockers have shown no lasting side effects if the choice is made to discontinue.
Oh the marvels of science.
That isn't the marvels of science. More like the manipulations of science by humans with an agenda. The marvels of science would be letting what is ,grow naturally in the state of what it was created in.
originally posted by: Annee
originally posted by: MissCoyote
But I have serious issues when they start pushing the issue with children especially when those children are going through chemical and physical changes (puberty).
That's exactly what hormone blockers are for.
They delay puberty (physical changes) until child becomes of legal age.
Hormone blockers have shown no lasting side effects if the choice is made to discontinue.
originally posted by: ReyaPhemhurth
originally posted by: Sheye
originally posted by: ReyaPhemhurth
originally posted by: Annee
originally posted by: MissCoyote
But I have serious issues when they start pushing the issue with children especially when those children are going through chemical and physical changes (puberty).
That's exactly what hormone blockers are for.
They delay puberty (physical changes) until child becomes of legal age.
Hormone blockers have shown no lasting side effects if the choice is made to discontinue.
Oh the marvels of science.
That isn't the marvels of science. More like the manipulations of science by humans with an agenda. The marvels of science would be letting what is ,grow naturally in the state of what it was created in.
Don't pass off your opinions as facts.
It's still science. Whether or not you think it's a marvel is subject to your opinion.
As it was said, there have not been any recorded adverse reactions to those who discontinue.
Saying it's a manipulation is like saying airplanes are manipulations because it's not natural for humans to fly.
The agenda you're speaking of is no different than crying unnatural manipulation because of your God agenda.
I stated my opinion, never said it was fact.
originally posted by: Sublimecraft
a reply to: silo13
Prepare yourself - this is the intention of the globalists like Soros, a borderless cesspit of humans forced to think only one particular way or become social pariahs.
"You will accept the power bestowed upon minorities - or we will take your children away"