💼 Careercow Lindsay M Amer / Queer Kid Stuff - Makes LGBT SJW Style videos for children, complete with creepy music

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Umaibae said:
I just think they're a stupid trend and another way for people to get free shit from their family and friends. If you like them, whatever. I think it's dumb.
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Sounds like you hate fun, tbh. A party is a party, even if you give no shits about the baby it's an opportunity to socialize and eat cake.
 
Gender reveal parties can be yet another opportunity for a gift-grab. But they can also be a fun time where the parents hang out with friends and family and have some food, play games, et cetera. It all depends on intention to me.

My sister in law had a gender reveal for her first kid but apart from one moment where they popped a confetti balloon, it was everyone hanging around and chatting/catching up. No weird games, no gift registries, nothing like that. It was nice.

Pointedly not having a gender reveal party/not sharing the gender of your child goes right up there for me with raising a child gender-neutral as a toddler. I mean, it's one thing if you want to be surprised (and ultrasounds can be wrong anyway), but it's another thing to say "We are not learning or sharing the gender of our child, as we prefer the child to have the freedom to choose xir own gender." Just use the biological sex as a baseline, and if your kid has other interests or preferences, roll with it. For fuck's sake.
 
All I'm saying is a disproportionate number of the most disturbed lolcows are trans and maybe we should be trying to get these people help instead of letting them believe they were born in the wrong body and eventually mutilating their genitalia...
 
Senior Lexmechanic said:
I've never seen a gender reveal party feature presents when it wasn't also a baby shower.
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I have, it was part of a holiday celebration but no gifts were involved. Usually it’s part of the baby shower, though.

Gender reveal events are dumb but who fucking cares? The couple is happy and doing something they consider fun/cheesy because they’re celebrating their baby. Why take that away from them because you’re a bitter, miserable dyke, Lindsay?

I bet Lindsay has no issue with “egg hatching” parties or tranny coming out parties. Why is she telling others what they should or shouldn’t do? Doesn’t the LGBT crowd cry incessantly about being judged on their actions and want the freedom to do what they want and live their lives how they feel?

99.9999% of the world has no issues with the gender they were born with bexauee for the vast majority genitalia and gender match. The “no fun crowd” is just perpetually miserable and wants to make everyone else too apparently.
 
I have nothing against transgenders, but for fucks sake. Let the kid grow up first normally before you push your "retarded" ideals on them.
 
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https://denver.cbslocal.com/2018/11/18/superior-elementary-videos-performance/

BOULDER COUNTY, Colo. (CBS4) – A scheduled performance, and videos shown in advance, at a Boulder County elementary school have raised concerns for some parents. Students at Superior Elementary School will learn about the importance of inclusivity, especially in relation to those in the transgender community.

While the school’s principal issued an advance notice to parents about the presentation and videos, some parents felt the topic was being forced on children at a young age.

“This is fairly typical in the Boulder Valley School District, to have our students learn about inclusivity and about compassion to other people and their differences,” said Randy Barber, Chief Communications Officer for the district.

According to the principal and the district, three videos will be shown to most children at the elementary school. The videos come from a YouTube channel named “Queer Kid Stuff.”

The videos, which are not directly affiliated with those performing, address modern issues surrounding gender roles, identity and terminology. They were scheduled to be played in classrooms before the performance.

“Those differences are things that we believe, here in the Boulder Valley School District, should be embraced,” Barber said.

However, not all parents agreed with the school’s decision. One parent, who wished not to be identified, sent CBS4 a statement.

“(The lesson) goes beyond a simple message of tolerance and acceptance. [We support tolerance and acceptance, but this is simply not age-appropriate],” the parent wrote. “We are saddened that this highly controversial and divisive topic would be invited to be presented to such young children.”

The parent also expressed displeasure in the performance that was scheduled for late November. A play, put on by “Phoenix, Colorado’s Trans Community Choir,” which addresses acceptance of all, no matter how they identify.

A spokesperson for the choir told CBS4 the play was about a raven, which is commonly misidentified by other animals. Throughout the play, the animals are encouraged to accept the Raven for the individual it is. The play also encourages those of many diverse backgrounds to come together in unity.

The play is performed by Coloradans of many backgrounds, including children.

One concerned parent questioned if such a topic should be addressed with children as young as kindergartners.

Barber said the school district felt the performance was age-appropriate, and said previous performances at other schools were deemed appropriate by staff.

“We really don’t believe that you can be too young to learn about inclusivity and differences in the community,” Barber said.

One parents wished the school would require parents to sign off on a waiver in order to attend the performance, or watch the videos.

Barber said concerned parents are welcomed to attend the performance at the school. Or, if they felt it was too controversial, students could be excused from the performance and given a separate task during that time.
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Queer shit stuff and troonery is coming to elementary schools. How long will it take until the children there will troon out en masse too?

Inclusion was a huge mistake.
 
How could a school think it’s appropriate to play Queer Kid’s Stuff when it’s pedophile grooming material?

The person behind it hasn’t no formal training in anything remotely close to educating children.
 
Lez said:
I didn't totally agree with shoe0nhead's video, but she made valid points about how saying 'love' will confuse kids, and how they could be taught using examples of other people's gender/sexuality. The target audience are just too young to grasp some of what's being said.
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Yep. It’s genuinely hard to do a programs to kids this young because they have very limited understanding of words, concepts and consequences. This is why shows like Teletubies and Sesame Street has so much repetition and visual aids. If it’s not a common word that a kid needs like daddy, no, nap, bottle, run, here, there, car or toy, you can’t trust toddler audience understanding it. Let alone that words can have multiple close but different meanings depending on context. “Love” is a horrible word to use talk about sexuality to kids this young. Likelihood that they make connection between love and romance isn’t good. It’s more likely that they connect love to mommy or chocolate pudding. As multiple people have said if you want talk about LGBT issues with kids this young it’s better frame it trough family. Most kids have mommy and daddy but some kids only mommy or daddy or have two mommies or two daddies and some kids are raised by somebody else than their mommy or daddy.
 
Here is the reality of Lindsey's intended audience and their comprehension of gender.

If you have short hair, you are a boy. If you have long hair, you are a girl. This is literally as much as kids know about gender till they approach high school. And it's all they really need to know.
 
Imagine being a kid and hearing "its okay to be gayyyyyy, no matter if youre a boy, girl or something in between" then going home confused what you are at 7.
 
If the classes were in high school, or they made by legitimate, reputable science-based sources, or they were simply about how "little Sally was born with a dick and they had to fix it, so don't be mean to Sally even though she has a mustache at six," that'd be fine. But that's not what they're doing. Imagine how this will confuse impressionable kids, and the first life crisis or tragedy they face, in the back of their mind will always be this idea they could just be trans and not even know until then. And really, that's what these idiots want. Long after today's fad of gender-trending would naturally fade away from society in course, these kids will still have issues, which will perpetuate the fad. No way this stuff from these sources belongs in grade schools.
 
I don't understand why the parent in the article said that they wished you could opt to have your child not participate. You can it's called keeping them home from school. Sit with them and watch Sesame Street all day, or teach them something that interests you. They're guaranteed to learn more than what the school had planned, and instead of needless gender identity issues at 5 they'll have a cherished memory of a day with Mommy or Daddy.
 
Deadpool said:
I don't understand why the parent in the article said that they wished you could opt to have your child not participate. You can it's called keeping them home from school. Sit with them and watch Sesame Street all day, or teach them something that interests you. They're guaranteed to learn more than what the school had planned, and instead of needless gender identity issues at 5 they'll have a cherished memory of a day with Mommy or Daddy.
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Some parents don't have the ability to stay home with their kids though.
 
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