Transgender Second Grader

[monster]

Originally Posted by xoxoxoBruce

I was talking about the subject of this thread which you seemed to have lost the grasp of.
If all the little bastards use unisex bathrooms why would they have to make them available to one kid. Try and keep up.

pathetic. you are above this. well my opinion of you is (was).

No, they are not available to all in this school. This school is clearly behind the times in that respect. that said, they do have unisex toilets which they have advised and allowed this child to use. I must have missed the bit where they said he had to use them? I was laboring under the impression that he could still "be a man" if he wanted to....?

[xoxoxoBruce]

No, he can't be a man, he's a second grade boy, and he can damn well wear what the other second grade boys wear and pee where the other second grade boys pee. He is not special.

[monster]

Originally Posted by xoxoxoBruce

No, he can't be a man, he's a second grade boy, and he can damn well wear what the other second grade boys wear and pee where the other second grade boys pee. He is not special.

Everyone is special in their own way. What do the other boys wear? Is is a law? Conformity is over-rated.

You're one of those people who never admits to changing their mind or concedes defeat, aren't you? Your current position in this debate is a dinosaur in the mud. In the future, little (transgender) boys will be using your bones to scare the girls (or strengthen their corsets).

[xoxoxoBruce]

Originally Posted by monster

You're one of those people who never admits to changing their mind or concedes defeat, aren't you?

You certainly haven't changed my mind with your attacks and rants.
If someone did manage to change my mind it wouldn't be a defeat.

[Sheldonrs]

Originally Posted by xoxoxoBruce

No, he can't be a man, he's a second grade boy, and he can damn well wear what the other second grade boys wear and pee where the other second grade boys pee. He is not special.

Neither is a kid in a wheel chair that might need to use a different bathroom. Different, not "special".

[xoxoxoBruce]

Being in a wheelchair would be a valid reason to make special arrangements.
In third grade, when this kid decides he wants to be a Koala Bear, will they add Eucalyptus leaves to the school lunch menu?

[Sheldonrs]

Originally Posted by xoxoxoBruce

Being in a wheelchair would be a valid reason to make special arrangements.
In third grade, when this kid decides he wants to be a Koala Bear, will they add Eucalyptus leaves to the school lunch menu?

So it's just your perception on what is valid and what isn't.
You can have a valid perception but it doesn't make it correct.

And if a child can be proven to actually BE a Koala Bear trapped in a human body then the answer is yes. Just like being Transgender IS a provable state.

[xoxoxoBruce]

Originally Posted by Sheldonrs

Just like being Transgender IS a provable state.

How do you prove a second grader is Transgendered?

[Sheldonrs]

Originally Posted by xoxoxoBruce

How do you prove a second grader is Transgendered?

Psychological testing.