I am not sure you still live in Canada,Eliza, but thank you for all you do. It troubles me that people think all people who want to keep their kids safe from ideological capture are hateful bigots. Worse than that, thry believe they don't love their kids if they feel like protecting them from something this radical. It's very difficult t…
I am not sure you still live in Canada,Eliza, but thank you for all you do. It troubles me that people think all people who want to keep their kids safe from ideological capture are hateful bigots. Worse than that, thry believe they don't love their kids if they feel like protecting them from something this radical. It's very difficult to bring up when your own circle is captured and when many of them are on board and have what they call trans-kids. I am pretty sure those folks do love their kids, I would never accuse them of that! The allies probably haven't dug deep enough to know how troubling it is or maybe they put blinders on. I think a lot of people equate it to being gay. But being gay, doesn't not require you to have irreversible treatments and surgeries. It is not the same. I understand people wanting to be kind to others. Where does one draw the line ethically, if not here, where kids should be kids.
Also for the record, in Nova Scotia there are 148,000 people waiting for doctors as well. Mine retired in August, so I am in that list. It is every province that has these problems.
I am not sure you still live in Canada,Eliza, but thank you for all you do. It troubles me that people think all people who want to keep their kids safe from ideological capture are hateful bigots. Worse than that, thry believe they don't love their kids if they feel like protecting them from something this radical. It's very difficult to bring up when your own circle is captured and when many of them are on board and have what they call trans-kids. I am pretty sure those folks do love their kids, I would never accuse them of that! The allies probably haven't dug deep enough to know how troubling it is or maybe they put blinders on. I think a lot of people equate it to being gay. But being gay, doesn't not require you to have irreversible treatments and surgeries. It is not the same. I understand people wanting to be kind to others. Where does one draw the line ethically, if not here, where kids should be kids.
Also for the record, in Nova Scotia there are 148,000 people waiting for doctors as well. Mine retired in August, so I am in that list. It is every province that has these problems.
I'm still in Canada!
I am a little star struck right now. Montreal is a pretty good city overall. I prefer it to most Canadian cities.