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Most everything you mentioned is an abnormality... |
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Completely irrelevant, but whatever... |
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That's one of the great things about America, home of the Free Market, and commerce that isn't owned and operated by the government. That's what a Republic is all about. And being in the Free State of Florida, you should be especially appreciative of the fact that Target has the Freedom to sell these things - or lose money trying, or choosing not to sell them. |
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The problem is we as parents have a duty to raise our children to be responsible adults and protect them from things that are bad on so many levels. We normally buy a lot of things at Target not anymore. |
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I'd prefer to have children who are raised with knowledge and understanding and accepting that other people are different. And then when they become adults they can make their own informed choices. I would feel horrible for any child who is brought up not being exposed to "differences" and not being permitted to even consider tolerance toward other. That sounds like abuse to me. When they're out in the real world, assuming mommy and daddy allow them out of the house when they're adults and legally allowed to make their own decisions, they won't know what to do when something they're taught to hate ends up being their boss at work. They will have been taught to fear, and hate. That's very sad. Pathetic even. |
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16 Common Logical Fallacies and How to Spot Them
You will see these a lot here in Talk of the Villages. I may do one once in a while too. |
Target deserves everything they are getting. They have donated $2.1 million to LGBTQ group that pushes school districts to allow children to secretly change gender. GLSEN is right up there with MBLA. Target gives annual donations to LGBTQ group that pushes woke policies on school districts | Daily Mail Online
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Parents.....those of us that have children understand this. |
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So, if folks do not agree, it is defined as "level of hate and vitriol?" Sorry, but I consider anyone that wishes to do children harm to be "hateful." I would not supply a child with a beer because I feel that they should understand what a bar fly is, or what alcoholism is. I would not hand a ten year old the keys to the car so that he/she/it would understand the rules of the road. No hate here, just compassion for the children that should not be subjected to abnormal behavior and told that it's normal. Children do not have enough experience to understand that what you tell them is not the norm. If you are going to teach children science, you don't start them off by telling them that there are three genders; male, female and non-binary, or you choose and pretend. |
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Hold on. Pride month is coming. Perfect ads to try to draw children's attention.
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Who knows why people fear what they don't understand - but it's taught to them, in some way or another. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VPf6ITsjsgk |
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Well, I guess I now know — and wish I did not — about what TOTV wants from posters.
Out of all this whole big, long, weird mess of a thread, my last post has disappeared. Why me? Yesterday, I wrote a post that basically said kids should not be used in marketing clothing that has anything to do with sex direction and should not be used as pawns for political pandering — either way. While it can be argued that the Bud controversy might not have been the best decision — naive at best, exploitive of transgenders at worst— it did not enter kids into the arena. I basically said that, too. I said that I thought drag queen story hours were a decision made by idiots, but drag queen shows for adults should be left alone. I also said I am opposed to dressing babies in onesies with confederate flags on them. Then I said that those sicko beauty contests that people put their little girls through make my skin crawl and should not be happening. At the end, I said the thread was getting really weird and the baiting needed to stop. Then I saw a brand new poster welcomed for suddenly appearing and posting for the first time to start this $h!+ $linging thread. I thought that was odd and spoke volumes about the direction of the agenda TOTV is encouraging as a part of its business image. I am sure whoever deleted my post or reported it justified getting my moderate opinion pulled by claiming it was political. Gimme a break. How fair is that? Look around. Lots of far more political posts left to stand. And, yet, moderate me had to take the hit. Oh well, enough from me. I am sure this one will be gone, too — probably along with me — for the first time ever. Had a couple of warnings, but never banned, not even benched. I think this one might do it……If not, I guess I need to do it myself. Being Boomer will be a hard habit for me to break. If I don’t see all of you longtime, familiar posters again — both agreeing and disagreeing — thanks for the theater. It has been (mostly) fun. Boomer Moderator or whoever, please let this one stand, even if you throw me out — although I don’t deserve to be banned or even benched, considering — could be good for me. |
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And I really do think that the majority of post on here have been very civil. Almost everyone that has disagreed with the idea of promoting cross dressing or the gay/lesbian lifestyle have also stipulated that they have friends and/or family that consists of gays that they are very fond of. Almost everyone also stipulated that they tolerate the lifestyle that they do not agree with, but do NOT tolerate that lifestyle being introduced by strangers, to children. Many Christians (including myself) have said that GOD hates the sin but loves the sinner. That may be correct, but the fact is that the concept is not a quote from the Bible (as far as I can tell). I believe it originated from St. Augustine. His Letter 211 (c. 424) contains the phrase Cum dilectione hominum et odio vitiorum, which translates roughly to "With love for mankind and hatred of sins." But, truth be told (borrowing a phrase) I really do subscribe to the idea that GOD hates the sin but loves the sinner, or else HE would not have provided us with salvation through HIS son. But, I digress....again. |
Boomer, I liked your previous post and am sorry to see it go. It was common sense IMHO although I do believe school boards and teachers need to respect and respond to intelligent input from parents on what is taught and what goes into school libraries as they work for the parents through educating their children. OK, we all know what children can access on the internet but some school boards and teachers have Target-like agendas with which most reasonable parents do not approve for their children. These agendas are frequently hidden and kept secret from parents.
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The people who don't like it aren't shopping there. Hence, their multi-billion $$$ drop in value and plummeting stock prices... Just as you explained... |
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Now that you understand them, maybe you'll stop... |
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Er, or maybe you're not... |
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I loved Bowie, Queen, as well... But please continue to project... It's quite enlightening... |
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Bit sue, keep making things up... |
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