Trans Comes to Australia

You think it’s bad around here. Now, America’s leftist promotion of transgenderism has made its way to Australia. It’s a brand new form of child abuse.

It has nothing to do with a child’s or an adult’s decision to undergo mutilation in order to pretend to be of another sex. Now, we see parents refusing to assign their new born babies a gender, on the grounds that they want to allow the child to choose his or her gender.

The Daily Mail reports:

A new generation of parents are refusing to assign their children a gender at birth with the growing trend slammed as a 'scary experiment'.

The parents are instead allowing their children to decide whether or not they are a boy or a girl regardless of their physical anatomy.

They avoid using gendered pronouns when their child is born and refer to them as 'they' or 'them' with the genderless babies known as 'theybies'.

Is this a form of child abuse. One professor thinks so:

Chicago Medical School professor of neuroscience Lise Eliot told NBC News the children would struggle to fit in.  

'Once your child meets the outer world, which may be daycare, or preschool, or grandparents – it's pretty much impossible to maintain a gender-free state,' she said.

'And depending on how conventional your community is, you could be setting your child up for bullying or exclusion.'

In Australia they do not care. They are promoting pansexuality and drag shows for children:

The Australian Human Rights Commission has produced Let's Talk About Bodies, Identity and Sexuality, which is aimed at schoolchildren aged 8 to 12.

The AHRC says the video and an associated workbook teaches kids about 'gender, sexual identity, and diversity'.

But it has come under fire from opponents who branded it 'queer utopia' and 'woke gender ideology'.

'It is bizarre that the AHRC is introducing concepts around sexual orientation to kids in years three to six,' researcher Kit Kowalski told the Daily Telegraph.

'What eight year old needs to know about pansexuality?

'There is inappropriate sexualised imagery used throughout the video, particularly in the part dealing with the Mardi Gras.'

The video opens with footage of Sydney's annual Mardi Gras parade showing crossdressing revellers in flamboyant costumes dancing through the streets.

What begins in America often does not stay in America. It’s a sad story.