Bill Maher's ULTIMATE Red Pill Moment
-- Brett Cooper

Hard to add too much to what the young lady says.
I find this whole LGBQTWERYUIOP a sickness
that Democrats love to share.
Democrats are the problem,
at this point. Even the evil Chinese CCP would
eliminate them.
I'm tempted at this time to stand aside and let
them destroy themselves.
I know my path.
It cannot be shared with Democrats.
 

Hard to add too much to what the young lady says.
I find this whole LGBQTWERYUIOP a sickness
that Democrats love to share.
Democrats are the problem,
at this point. Even the evil Chinese CCP would
eliminate them.
I'm tempted at this time to stand aside and let
them destroy themselves.
I know my path.
It cannot be shared with Democrats.
 

Yeah, I think we've become a nation of victims, and if you aren't being oppressed and discriminated against for something, you must be the oppressor -- whether you know it or not (White privilege, ...).

Seems like it's easier to make money claiming disability, worker's comp or civil rights violation than actually finding a steady job.

I watched The People's Court and Judge Judy years ago, and what caught my attention was how many plaintiffs and defendants answered the question, "So, what do you do?" with "I'm on disability."

Most were morbidly obese middle age women.

LGB = Lets Go Brandon!

Before a parent allows their minor child/toddler  to choose their own gender, they should first start with letting the child choose their own food for every single meal and snack, their own clothes, and their own bathing schedule.

Unless those choices work out well, the bigger life-altering decisions need to be made by the parents -- at least until the child is no longer a dependent.

Parents, guardians and school faculty have an obligation to make choices on behalf of the children they are raising.  Abdicating that responsibility is why we are where we are.

I'm not advocating for 100% control over all choices, just the decisions that can have negative life-altering effects.

Before a parent allows their minor child/toddler  to choose their own gender, they should first start with letting the child choose their own food for every single meal and snack, their own clothes, and their own bathing schedule.

Unless those choices work out well, the bigger life-altering decisions need to be made by the parents -- at least until the child is no longer a dependent.

Parents, guardians and school faculty have an obligation to make choices on behalf of the children they are raising.  Abdicating that responsibility is why we are where we are.

I'm not advocating for 100% control over all choices, just the decisions that can have negative life-altering effects.

My wife and I have raised a lot of kids.
Most all were not ours.
We only have a daughter,
but we have a lot of kids.

It works this way, Parents, Aunties and uncles set rules and the children
follow them till they are old enough
to decide on their own what is right for them.
That is it. I don't care if the kids aren't happy with that.

What is that age?
That is a hard one.
I'll throw this out there
16 for girls and sex.
18 for all  on booze and contracts.
21 for military service.

BTW I went into the military at age 17.

My wife and I have raised a lot of kids.
Most all were not ours.
We only have a daughter,
but we have a lot of kids.

It works this way, Parents, Aunties and uncles set rules and the children
follow them till they are old enough
to decide on their own what is right for them.
That is it. I don't care if the kids aren't happy with that.

What is that age?
That is a hard one.
I'll throw this out there
16 for girls and sex.
18 for all  on booze and contracts.
21 for military service.

BTW I went into the military at age 17.

In my experience, there's no "one age fits all" for anything.

I put an age limit of 16 for my girls to get their ears pierced if they chose. Not only removed the peer pressure from the equation of getting it done because all their friends have, it also removes the hygiene problems young people often have when faced with a daily regimen to prevent infections.  Then there's the risk if one getting ripped out while horsing around or playing sports or PE class.

I cringe when I see a 4 month old baby with pierced earrings.   

Life is long for most of us.  There's plenty of time to make regrettable decisions without getting an early start.

Brett Cooper 

In my experience, there's no "one age fits all" for anything.

I put an age limit of 16 for my girls to get their ears pierced if they chose. Not only removed the peer pressure from the equation of getting it done because all their friends have, it also removes the hygiene problems young people often have when faced with a daily regimen to prevent infections.  Then there's the risk if one getting ripped out while horsing around or playing sports or PE class.

I cringe when I see a 4 month old baby with pierced earrings.   

Life is long for most of us.  There's plenty of time to make regrettable decisions without getting an early start.

"Life is long for most of us.  There's plenty of time to make regrettable decisions without getting an early start."
Well stated .