A New Kind of Child Abuse

American Thinker.com ^ | May 23, 2022 | M.B. Mathews

[Kaslin]

Until only a few years ago, child abuse was thought primarily to be hitting a child, starving a child, confining a child in a closet, not properly feeding a child, or engaging in sexual practices with a child. Now child abuse has taken a quantum leap. Child abuse now includes poisoning and mutilating a child to make him look like a member of the opposite sex, often by taking advantage of the child's trust in a parent.

Stealing a child's childhood should be a crime punishable by grievous measures. Every human being has normal stages of growth. Generally speaking, those stages are infancy, when he is totally dependent upon parents for survival; the toddler stage, where he is dependent upon parents to keep him from setting the dog or the house on fire; early childhood, where he is beginning to assert himself with his own personality; adolescence, where the child inevitably knows everything and his parents know nothing; teen years; and adulthood.

During the earlier stages up until adulthood, the child is finding his way in the world, learning how people and things work, developing relationships and their parameters, learning acceptable behavior, and forming his own unique character. This is the time a child discovers the difference between maleness and femaleness and experiences a normal progression from infancy to adulthood.

Sexually obsessive "progressive" parents are interfering with and sidetracking this normal process by inflicting their own perverse notions of sexuality on helpless and naïve children who trust them. In essence, parents are saying to their male children, "No, you don't have to be a boy. You can be a girl if you want to," and vice versa. The little boy hears that and thinks, "Wow, I can be a girl.

[Adder]

Its sick and perverse.
And we allow it and pay for it with our taxes.

It is madness that should stop for the sake of our children.

[Elsie]

What kind of a people are we;

that we allow men dressed in womens clothes

to pervert the minds of little children?

[Albion Wilde]

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