Speaking of transitions

I’m old enough to remember when almost everybody thought that grooming young children for sex was a bad idea.

A University professor has claimed kids should be exposed to adult genitalia to prepare them for the possibility of seeing a naked trans person, in a shocking jab at swimmer Riley Gaines.

Of course it’s a professor. A “journalism” professor at that. Institutions of supposed “higher” education in America have shown that the only thing high about them are the drugs, the level of sexually transmitted diseases, and the amount of Marxist bullshit flowing out of them.

A civilization that refuses to protect its children from sexual predators will find itself crumbling soon enough, and as of right now the entire Democrat party is pushing the grooming of children at an accelerated rate. The Cult of the Almighty Orgasm is in control of the Left, and has been for quite some time. Lust, sexual perversion and debauchery have been held high as somehow moral by the Left, and so it’s no surprise to see them pushing to remove yet another barrier.

As far as I’m concerned, anyone trying to push kids to observe adult genitalia needs to be locked up, if not publicly executed for child abuse. Yes, I’m that serious. The trauma that abused children suffer lasts a lifetime. No child should be abused, period. And sexual abuse twists the growing mind of a child. I return once again to a paragraph from the book “The Last Closet”, because it explains quite a bit in just a few words:

What sets gay culture apart from straight culture is the belief that early sex is good and beneficial, and the sure knowledge (don’t think for a second that they DON’T know) that the only way to produce another homosexual is to provide a boy with sexual experiences BEFORE he can be “ruined” by attraction to a girl.

The reason they want to push sexuality on children is because they want to have sex with children. The reason they want your son/daughter to see a penis is because they want to show their penis to your son/daughter, right before they do other things to him./her.

Act accordingly.