Liberals don't abort babies because they make great props!
Posted: Sat Jun 03, 2017 11:25 am
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You sure this is not abuse?zombie wrote:are you advocating abortion, rather than a parent raising their child the way they choose to?
i don't like the exploitation and politicization of it, but i think that they can raise the kid the way they want, as long as they are not abusing him.
Exactly! Kid still probably has his genitals and not even on the female hormones yet. Mom is probably leaving room for more shock with her future social media activism.showa58taro wrote:These trolljobs are becoming increasingly lazy.
that is not supported in the article. she made a clear point that he's a boy. he wants to be a boy.Foo wrote:Exactly! Kid still probably has his genitals and not even on the female hormones yet. Mom is probably leaving room for more shock with her future social media activism.showa58taro wrote:These trolljobs are becoming increasingly lazy.
Surely you do not believe only bearings or threats of violence are abuse?zombie wrote:present me your case for it being abuse? do they beat him to make him wear the dresses (or threaten him without actual violence)?
Then why is she putting him in dresses and splashing it across the internet?zombie wrote:that is not supported in the article. she made a clear point that he's a boy. he wants to be a boy.Foo wrote:Exactly! Kid still probably has his genitals and not even on the female hormones yet. Mom is probably leaving room for more shock with her future social media activism.showa58taro wrote:These trolljobs are becoming increasingly lazy.
no, i wanted to get your argument as to why it was abuse.Foo wrote:Surely you do not believe only bearings or threats of violence are abuse?zombie wrote:present me your case for it being abuse? do they beat him to make him wear the dresses (or threaten him without actual violence)?
The child was manipulated, placed in compromising situations, photographed, and then had those photos disseminated for the amusement of others.
because she wants to show that he is a boy, and comfortable as a boy, who doesn't want to be forced into gender norms, as it relates to marketing and the like. he can play with both trucks and g.i. joes and with barbies and my little pony too, kind of thing is the sense that i got from it, at least.Foo wrote:Then why is she putting him in dresses and splashing it across the internet?zombie wrote:that is not supported in the article. she made a clear point that he's a boy. he wants to be a boy.Foo wrote:Exactly! Kid still probably has his genitals and not even on the female hormones yet. Mom is probably leaving room for more shock with her future social media activism.showa58taro wrote:These trolljobs are becoming increasingly lazy.
Is it ok to have sex with a three year old and then claim they we're interested in it on their own? Because it is a child, they cannot consent. They only know what they are exposed to. When you victimize a child, it is abuse every time, regardless of how the child has been conditioned in regards to the abuse.zombie wrote:no, i wanted to get your argument as to why it was abuse.Foo wrote:Surely you do not believe only bearings or threats of violence are abuse?zombie wrote:present me your case for it being abuse? do they beat him to make him wear the dresses (or threaten him without actual violence)?
The child was manipulated, placed in compromising situations, photographed, and then had those photos disseminated for the amusement of others.
was he manipulated? i don't know. if she pushed that onto him, rather than him being interested in it on his own. then yeah, most of your argument seems to be about politicization of the kid, and i mentioned that i don't like that. i'm not sure that they are doing it in a way that is abuse though. and i think that you want it to be abuse in this instance, because you see it as approaching trans or something?
no, that is not okay. if they're manipulating him into wearing dresses, then that is abuse. i mentioned that. but i'm not sure that i see that here. it's open to debate though. we're just on the outside and don't know.Foo wrote: Is it ok to have sex with a three year old and then claim they we're interested in it on their own? Because it is a child, they cannot consent. They only know what they are exposed to. When you victimize a child, it is abuse every time, regardless of how the child has been conditioned in regards to the abuse.
You know the kid is five years old, right?zombie wrote:no, that is not okay. if they're manipulating him into wearing dresses, then that is abuse. i mentioned that. but i'm not sure that i see that here. it's open to debate though. we're just on the outside and don't know.Foo wrote: Is it ok to have sex with a three year old and then claim they we're interested in it on their own? Because it is a child, they cannot consent. They only know what they are exposed to. When you victimize a child, it is abuse every time, regardless of how the child has been conditioned in regards to the abuse.
i don't think he had the idea of dressing like a woman. if a boy picks up a barbie to play with, or watches rainbow brite or something, is it because he's trying to act as a girl, or is it just that he enjoys that, for whatever reason?Foo wrote:You know the kid is five years old, right?zombie wrote:no, that is not okay. if they're manipulating him into wearing dresses, then that is abuse. i mentioned that. but i'm not sure that i see that here. it's open to debate though. we're just on the outside and don't know.Foo wrote: Is it ok to have sex with a three year old and then claim they we're interested in it on their own? Because it is a child, they cannot consent. They only know what they are exposed to. When you victimize a child, it is abuse every time, regardless of how the child has been conditioned in regards to the abuse.
Do you think there is any way this boy had the idea of dressing like a woman and having pictures taken and splashed on the internet?
No, that is called being a good parent.zombie wrote:if the boy started wearing dresses, or showing interest in that, and you as a parent told him no, you can't do that. that's not right for a boy. whatever. would that be manipulation? would that be abuse?
in both cases, it's arguably you forcing your ideals onto your child.Foo wrote:No, that is called being a good parent.zombie wrote:if the boy started wearing dresses, or showing interest in that, and you as a parent told him no, you can't do that. that's not right for a boy. whatever. would that be manipulation? would that be abuse?
It is a little boy. Parents showing their child how to function in society and preparing them for the best possible future is good parenting.zombie wrote:in both cases, it's arguably you forcing your ideals onto your child.Foo wrote:No, that is called being a good parent.zombie wrote:if the boy started wearing dresses, or showing interest in that, and you as a parent told him no, you can't do that. that's not right for a boy. whatever. would that be manipulation? would that be abuse?