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RE: My cousin needs some help
(01-27-2016 02:24 PM)Samseau Wrote: (01-27-2016 10:27 AM)rudebwoy Wrote: Speaking of faggottry, didn't America pass gay marriages last year. Wasn't there also a bill passed about gays in the military? All these weird movements generally start in America and are exported.
America is not the Supreme Court. Homosexual marriage would have been banned, like abortion, in half of our states if not the Supreme Court forcing unconstitutional rulings down everyone's throats.
But it wasn't banned, was it!
What about that nonsense witht the military, gays are accepted.
http://time.com/3915121/gays-military-discrimination/
Our countries aren't much different, each province has a different flavour. What is tolerated in Ontario wouldn't be tolerated in Alberta, those oil roughnecks aren't going to put up with shit.
Even in Quebec, where Roosh had his problems. They banned Sikhs from wearing turbans while playing soccer, I believe it did get overturned but it sends a message.
http://www.sportsnet.ca/soccer/quebec-so...urban-ban/
Because Canada has a small population, they will always try this crap with us. Canadians are mild mannered, but they will fight and push back if need be.
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RE: My cousin needs some help
(01-27-2016 04:29 PM)rudebwoy Wrote: (01-27-2016 02:24 PM)Samseau Wrote: (01-27-2016 10:27 AM)rudebwoy Wrote: Speaking of faggottry, didn't America pass gay marriages last year. Wasn't there also a bill passed about gays in the military? All these weird movements generally start in America and are exported.
America is not the Supreme Court. Homosexual marriage would have been banned, like abortion, in half of our states if not the Supreme Court forcing unconstitutional rulings down everyone's throats.
But it wasn't banned, was it!
What about that nonsense witht the military, gays are accepted.
http://time.com/3915121/gays-military-discrimination/
Our countries aren't much different, each province has a different flavour. What is tolerated in Ontario wouldn't be tolerated in Alberta, those oil roughnecks aren't going to put up with shit.
Even in Quebec, where Roosh had his problems. They banned Sikhs from wearing turbans while playing soccer, I believe it did get overturned but it sends a message.
http://www.sportsnet.ca/soccer/quebec-so...urban-ban/
Because Canada has a small population, they will always try this crap with us. Canadians are mild mannered, but they will fight and push back if need be.
I think Canada and the US are more different than you claim but they do share similarities. There is still much more freedom of speech here, more religiosity. The stuff about gays was imposed from the top > down, and it doesn't reflect the average American. Also, there was a massive media push to normalize homosexuality under Obama, and I think that can be reversed with a bunch of shock homo pedo cases becoming well known in the next 4-5 years.
I'm not saying things can't change in Canada either. I don't like the direction Canada is going in, but I don't think the situation is totally hopeless either.
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RE: My cousin needs some help
(01-27-2016 06:41 PM)Samseau Wrote: (01-27-2016 04:29 PM)rudebwoy Wrote: (01-27-2016 02:24 PM)Samseau Wrote: (01-27-2016 10:27 AM)rudebwoy Wrote: Speaking of faggottry, didn't America pass gay marriages last year. Wasn't there also a bill passed about gays in the military? All these weird movements generally start in America and are exported.
America is not the Supreme Court. Homosexual marriage would have been banned, like abortion, in half of our states if not the Supreme Court forcing unconstitutional rulings down everyone's throats.
But it wasn't banned, was it!
What about that nonsense witht the military, gays are accepted.
http://time.com/3915121/gays-military-discrimination/
Our countries aren't much different, each province has a different flavour. What is tolerated in Ontario wouldn't be tolerated in Alberta, those oil roughnecks aren't going to put up with shit.
Even in Quebec, where Roosh had his problems. They banned Sikhs from wearing turbans while playing soccer, I believe it did get overturned but it sends a message.
http://www.sportsnet.ca/soccer/quebec-so...urban-ban/
Because Canada has a small population, they will always try this crap with us. Canadians are mild mannered, but they will fight and push back if need be.
I think Canada and the US are more different than you claim but they do share similarities. There is still much more freedom of speech here, more religiosity. The stuff about gays was imposed from the top > down, and it doesn't reflect the average American. Also, there was a massive media push to normalize homosexuality under Obama, and I think that can be reversed with a bunch of shock homo pedo cases becoming well known in the next 4-5 years.
I'm not saying things can't change in Canada either. I don't like the direction Canada is going in, but I don't think the situation is totally hopeless either.
Is there really freedom of speech or is it some catchphrase people like to use.
You cannot speak out about gays in the USA and certainly cannot speak out about Jews or deny the Holocaust! Political correctness is very much in vogue in America, just as it is in Canada.
We may have ties to the UK due to the commonwealth link, but we are very much tied to America. When she sneezes we catch a cold.
Again all these movements start in America and are tested in other smaller markets, like a market research study for some laundry detergent.
Yes, we have gays. It isn't like we embrace them, it is one of those things no one likes to discuss.
I think you have more serious issues to worry about in your country, than worry about what direction Canada is going. I mean that with all sincerity.
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RE: My cousin needs some help
From my cousin.
Quote:When our E was in grade one, she came home and talked about a boy at school who dressed like a girl. We were curious about this, so we went to the principle and inquired about this boy who our E seemed very intrigued by. At the time we were told the boy was just experimenting and he wouldn't be using the girls washrooms. We had asked about the washroom issue as we had been watching Nova Scotia's gender issues unfolding. The principle seemed to think nothing would come of it, but we weren't so sure. Dan asked the principle to inform us when this little boy would be in the girls washroom.
Fast forward to grade two, and a couple months into the school year, our E was telling us that there was a boy in her bathroom. She talked about how she felt scared, and funny about it, like he shouldn't be in there with her. So, we went to the principle and found out that indeed this little boy was using the girls facilities. D asked them to back up on the decision (the boy had been using the staff washroom in grade one, which was fine with us at the time, but had been allowed to use the girls washrooms in the fall of the grade 2 year). The school did not want to hear us out on the matter so we demanded that our daughter be able to use the staff washroom (which is like a typical washroom at home, with a locking door). We figured this would make our daughter feel safe, and thought we were good to go. Fast forward again, and around Christmas I realized that E was not using the staff washroom (gender neutral washroom) anymore. She had been laughed at for using this washroom and was emberassed to be seen going to it/out of it. We talked it through and just told her to go wherever she felt comfortable. The thing is, she wasn't comfortable anywhere anymore. So E was holding her bladder at school. This was the straw that broke the camels back. I pulled E out of school.
A couple things that bothered us;
When E would inquisitively ask this boy if he was a boy, she was reprimanded by her teacher. This was a 6/7 year old at the time, just being curious.
The children at the school are no longer allowed to refer to this genetic male as a boy, they must refer to him as a she. "She" is a girl now, although she is actually a he. I thought E got in trouble for this too, but I'm not 100% sure, I'd have to double check with her.
This past week we have been in talks with the Student Services worker for our school board. He would like to see E back in school. He thinks we can work something out at the school, but our daughter has no interest going back there. We have not been given many options here, but think we have reached a decision on the matter. Hopefully tomorrow we will nail that down.
It's been a hard battle.
A little scary sharing this touchy story, as we could be seen as hatemongers towards this little boy, but indeed we are not. It's been a tough go, and I must advocate for my daughter and do what we feel is best for her as parents.
Some take away from this.
- Its OK for other students to make fun of a 7yo girl who uses a 'gender neutral toilet' but to ask questions of another student or call them by their biologically correct pronoun is grounds for trouble.
- The school seems to want to side with one boy over the many uncomfortable girls.
- Holding her bladder to the point of pain due to the feelings of one 7yo boy who likely has no idea what is going on.
- This is a parental issue, one that should be addressed by proper counseling. No need to counsel the boy, but the (likely) single mom.
Thanks for all the responses. I have forwarded many of them on to my cousin. I will see where this goes at the town hall meeting tonight.
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