Woke watch

[arsene york-hunt]

"There is a very good section on GB news where the ludicrous idiocies of Wokeness are looked at I thought we would should have one for WHO. I'll start with Baptiste on BBC: In Hungary,an ambassador's family are kidnapped by Islamic terrorists and carry out atrocities. At the end of the last episode Baptiste finds out that it is a false flag operation and conveniently, the real culprits are white supremacists who want to stop all immigration. Coronation Street ITV a gay black footballer is stopped by the police, because he is driving an expensive car. He is pushed to the ground during an altercation, and damages his leg threatening his career. Could have been written by Dawn Butler or a BLM activist."

[Mike Oxsaw]

"My kids regularly dressed up in their mothers clothes when they were 4 & 6 years old. Does that mean they identify as adults and should have been treated as such from that point on? This assumes, of course, that you believe their mother was an adult."

[WHU(Exeter)]

"What if someone else in the class identifies as a dog? or worse, a mouse?"

[Council Scum]

"In our day at school, when we were all boys and girls, people identifying as a cat had to hide it, they finally got free from their shackles as adults, this stops this. Fair play all the adult human cats you see wondering around work and towns today who hid it as a child."

[master]

"Game, set and the match, Nurse."

[master]

"Game, set and the match, Nurse."

[Nurse Ratched]

"Pickle I often notice you take up and argue ridiculous positions on here, which I am convinced you don't really believe. When you do this, it's all incoherent, blustery wordspew, mostly playing the man, not the ball. My guess is you do this because you don't like certain posters and want to argue against their opinions just for the sake of it, or because you are neurotic and feel panic about not being part of the conversation. Maybe a bit of both. You're doing it now over this 'cat-identity' business and it's very strange. You do know it is possible to not like someone but occasionally agree with them, don't you? You don't have to engage in a Pavlovian response just because your 'enemies' are talking and you simply MUST give them a piece of your mind. Also, it's possible to 'relax and sit out' arguments on here sometimes. In your case, I think it would do you good not to be constantly 'on duty' to vanquish the opinions of the plebs, as you see us. It's not doing you any good and you're not arguing your point very well (likely because you don't really believe your waffle)"

[El Scorchio]

Mad Dog 2:26 Very peculiar. I do agree it's important to let young primary school kids indulge their imagination etc but there is a point where it's just disruptive for everyone. The child does need at some point to be told they are in fact a human being. Not doing so is like sending your kid to secondary school still thinking santa is real. Just woefuly ill prepared to deal with life.

[goose]

The same way no adult should ever believe that men can have a period?

[Hammer and Pickle]

*other lessons

[Hammer and Pickle]

"The point, as a teacher or responsible adult, is not to indulge anything any more than having a moral panic. It is to engage the imagination, empathy and creativity in the child, to build on it not only in art and writing activities but science and lessons. No child is ever going to think they are actually a cat if they are exploring what it’s like to be one, and if you believe that is really a danger I suggest some proper methodological support."

[goose]

Maggot & Pickles kids identify as having a different father.

[Mad Dog]

El.schorhio. this is in the news again because kids have been bollocked for merely questioning it.

[Mad Dog]

"Pickle. You are you saying we should indulge this child's fantasy that they are a cat? That isn't exactly helping them get ready for the real world... you know, the job of a school."

[BRANDED]

Maybe the girl wants to be in the show CATS. Moggy cսnt

[Hammer and Pickle]

"Yes, what a terrible thing we are doing to the children of chauvinist reactionaries and narrow-minded frustrates when we teach them to be cool, tolerant and open minded. Less than a years ago a similar crime was commuted against women and the working classes when they were taught to read and write."

[El Scorchio]

"Mad Dog 1:52 Well, not to worry. If the teachers aren't allowed to, come the first week of secondary school, all the other kids will be sure to set them straight in no uncertain terms. Albeit maybe with somewhat less care about their mental wellbeing. But you're right, enabling and encouraging stuff like this just isn't setting a child up to deal with the realities of life and what it will throw at them and I would say it's actually doing them a huge disservice."

[Mad Dog]

"Quote from the film stepbrother When I was a kid, when I was a little boy, I always wanted to be a dinosaur. I wanted to be a Tyrannosaurus Rex more than anything in the world. I made my arms short and I roamed the backyard, I chased the neighborhood cats, I growled and I roared. Everybody knew me and was afraid of me. And one day my dad said, ""Bobby, you are 17. It's time to throw childish things aside,"" and I said, ""Okay, Pop."" But he didn't really say that, he said, ""Stop being a fucking dinosaur and get a job"

[Mad Dog]

There's a difference between eating a developing child explore their undeveloped personality And allowing/ encouraging /enabling a delusional child to indulge a fantasy.

[Mike Oxsaw]

"zico 11:07 Mon Jun 19 I'm 100% behind allowing separatist groups to be set up - but there is no way I'm (responsible for) paying for it. THEIR choice, they shoulder the cost of doing so amongst themselves. Additionally, if such a group fucks up a child's education such that they can't function in the society within which they live, the group responsible 100% funds the cost of any treatment required."

[Hammer and Pickle]

"You’d be the old git I was referring to, Edward. I’m rather pleased my post had the desired effect."

[Eerie Descent]

It's no surprise that the bloke who pisses in his own garden and thinks Roman Polanski is misunderstood is on board with letting kids in secondary school insist that people 'identify' them as a cat.

[El Scorchio]

"Just start serving them up cans of whiskas for school dinner then, because cats exclusively eat cat food. That'll sort the cats from the, err, humans."

[BRANDED]

I wonder what makes your personality as an adult? I would suggest a lot of it involves identifying as things. Otherwise you only have a predetermined destiny. Thing is what is it that you identify as that you can you give up?

[zico]

I know a lovely lady who when we were kids she was very much a Tomboy. Couldn't be more of a lady now. What if she had gone down the route of becoming a boy when with her certainly it was just a childhood phase.

[Council Scum]

"They are called ""Furries"" at my daughters school, they have requested litter trays in the toilets. It's kids being kids and playing on what they can get away with/attention, if anyone thinks they actually see themselves as cats/dogs then you are mental."