Transgenderism ‘Confusing People About the Nature of Reality’ and Victimizing Children, Say Authors
The transgender industry mints billions from the confusion planted in young children’s minds. Gender ideologies work by confusing people about reality while pushing confused kids into becoming customers of the transitioning industry according to authors Dr. Jeff Myers and Brandon Showalter.
Transgenderism is an ideology that came out of the postmodern movement in the 1980s that is attempting to gain power by confusing people about the nature of reality. There’s a medical industry that comes along and says that if children are confused they’ll use our products and then they stand to make tens of billions from them.
“The ideology and the industry fuels a problem and actually makes children double victims”, Myers said in an interview on May 2nd with Jan Jikilek on American Thought Leaders. Myers and Showalter are the authors of the book, Exposing the Gender Lie: How to Protect Children and Teens from the Transgender Industry’s False Ideology.
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People who are confused about biology are a, insane, b, dumber than a bag of rocks.
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Howdy
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It isn’t just the kids either. This mass of illusions are present in many forms, including ‘spirituality, where people are claiming to live in 5d and other such, while even the rooted in common sense sciences, which have been noted on PSI are involved.
While there are people benefiting from it monetarily, and status-wise, the base problem is the believers, the beguiled. They are born to this
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monkey*poops
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i still cant believe that we are actually talking about this. i would never imagine that this is where gonna end up.
what is a women? – is now the hardest question. ridiculous!
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