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My final tuppence worth. Didn't Jesus wear what we now consider to be feminine clothing? What is considered male and female clothing changes constantly. So why is everybody so freaked out? Nobody has addressed my previous post where I asked if the same moral outrage would be forthcoming if a wee girl decided she wanted to wear trousers to school and maybe have her hair cut short. ????? Here's a different line of thought. Why are drag acts so much part of British culture? Why are The Lady Boys of Bangkok sold out everywhere they go? Why do a lot of men think it hilarious to dress up as women
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In The Great Lakes region of Malawi children born with albinism are considered witches and persecuted for their difference. Isn't this kerfuffle just another manifestation of the same ignorance? The kid is different. Don't isolate him and point at him. Don't fooking lynch him. Parents shouldn't withdraw their 'normal' children because he's different/weird. Children are a lot more accepting and forgiving than adults. Just let the kid, the parents and the school sort it out in the way they think is best. It's no skin of anybody's nose if he wears clothing normally associated with a different gen
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That's how human societies work,the rest of the tribe straighten the wrongun out or make him go away. it's not pleasant,and you don't have to like it but try and change it at your peril. But the wolf getting the hiding hadn't done any wrong and neither has this kid. Why is everybody such an expert on this subject? Everybody is responding to sensational headlines. How about girls going to school in trousers does that excite the same moral outrage?
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Yes but think of the boost you are giving their egos. They can dine out for years on the tale that they stood up to that hard doorman and gave him what for. (Knowing full well they can't be slapped) You are providing a psychological service mate.
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Why do a lot of men stick balloons up their jumpers to look like boobs and dress up as women at parties/carnivals etc? A lot of guys think it's fooking hilarious, the wittiest think going. Maybe So would you still be saying this, if the trans kid, is a boy would you be fine with him using the same toilet as your daughter? I dont think so pal. As long as he didn't pee or worse shit on the toilet seat, I don't think I'd lose any sleep over it.
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Thats a bit close to the bone. Do you know me? You a stalker?
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Still think this is an exaggerated moral panic over a handful of kids. The parents may be deluded or not, we are not in possession of the facts. If the parents are wrong they are not the only ones to have ever made a mistake. We all do. this-be-the-verse
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Agree about the doctor. She made a serious error of judgement.
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it's to do with everyone wether you know it or not, it's all to do with the feminisation of the male population as once we have all been turned into handwringing wet lettuces the powers that be will have total control,and there will be no one to fight back for example how many men wearing dresses were on the streets during the Poll tax riots how many miners had there best frocks on during the miners strikes and so on, its been on going for the last 20 years or more it all started with Nivea for men then hair products, then guy liner and make up wearing, now cross dressing children it's sick an
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Don't you guys buy the notion that some people feel trapped in the wrong gender? If somebody wants to dress as a woman, or a man, or an ostrich let them get on with it. No skin off my nose. Surely we should trust the judgement of the parents and the school? If they are both wrong then the kid is being done a serious disservice. Nothing we can do about it.
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No disrespect to anybody but why should I care? People seem to get really irate about this issue. I just don't get it. It's their business..nowt to do with me.
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How about you Wilf, ever get homesick for London?
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Over the years I've met a lot of people working away from their home cities who were desperate to return. Scousers, and glaswegians in particular. I've never met a single Manc who ever wanted to return. It's the pits.
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Just the grind and sense of hopelessness of city life:- poverty, pollution, drug addiction,prostitution....... ad nauseam. I live out in the sticks in Scotland now. Clean air, few hundred yards from a beach. I'm able, being retired, to indulge myself in the hobbies I've always loved:field sports/natural history, walking etc.
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I'd rather sit through Utah's mormon missionary discussions than set foot in Manchester ever again... I've never met anybody who escaped Manchester that wants to go back. I'm one. Born There. Hate g I'd rather sit through Utah's mormon missionary discussions than set foot in Manchester ever again... Agree. I was born and brought up there.
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Disappointingly benign/chilled this Wilf. Where's all the fire and brimstone about race, taxation, libertarianism? Retirement seems to have improved you!
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Never ceases to amaze me how American-centric British news is. It's almost as if the rest of the world does not exist. I always get the feeling when watching British news broadcasts, that Britain is the insignificant kid in the class who focuses exclusively on the school bully to gain some sort of kudos and protection. The stark truth is that American protection would never be forthcoming unless it suited their overall foreign policy designs. Check out the body language in this clip. Bliar hovering around Bush like an attentive waiter, Bush chewing away, talking to Blair over his shoulder
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The USA is a lovely, peace loving country. .932009'>Timeline_of_United_States_military_operations
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watch Looks as though he's lost a lot of weight in this video taken a week back. That hoarseness has gone from his voice too, which was thought to be due to heavy cocaine use. I thought we'd seen the last of him too but maybe not. I didn't listen to what he was saying. I'm only interested in Fury the boxer, not Fury the half -arsed philosopher.
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Greg, stop rambling and say what you mean.
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What horrible things would you put in room 101? Here's my choice of horrors. 1) Creeps, crawlers, yes men, firm's men, forelock tuggers, cap doffers, scabs (especially Nottinghamshire miners). Hate them all with a vengeance. 2) 4x4s when they are not needed, especially those with daft names like 'Warrior', 'Animal' etc. Why are the drivers of these cars not embarrassed? They are as daft as I was when I was a kid and stuck a lollystick in the spokes of my bike's back wheel so that I could feel important when people looked round to see what the noise was. Oh and personalised number plates! T
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Is that photo a reflection of her on a spoon?
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4 quid a week working in the woods 1965. I had to take my wage packet home unopened.Best job I ever had. I loved it.I would have done it for nothing just to see the wildlife and be free from classrooms.'
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Aye,just release it.Won't be hibernating for a couple of months yet.Plenty of time to fatten up for winter.