Comments by "Edward Bernayse666" (@edwardbernayse6665) on "Father-Daughter Dance Cancelled Over Gender Issues" video.

who cares. just be yourself without slapping any labels on yourself like that. lol if you are male than just go with it. if you are female than it's the same thing. trying to call yourself "non-binary" is just weird, unnecessary and neurotic. the person doesn't appear smart at all when they do that. they just look neurotic and weird and self absorbed to other people.
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if they would just say that they don't want to make any of the girls who don't have their dads around feel bad/sad (which it would) then that would sound like a legitimate reason to question whether or not they should have a dance like that or not. instead they went off on some weird "gender inclusiveness" tangent. lol what is character building and what makes us who we are is really about the times when we felt like we didn't fit in to particular groups or events. trying to make it so all kids feel as though they fit into everything is not only futile, it robs them of important life lessons. they won't learn the joys of being able to stand on your own and feel like a truly independent person with a mind and will of their own which to me is what makes us human beings. :D
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the real problem that they don't want to address is the fact that some of these girls don't have their dads around and the dance would make them feel sad/bad. it wouldn't be because they felt like they didn't fit in with the other girls either. it would be because their dads aren't around. another deeper underlying problem is the fact that the school officials couldn't just come right out and say what i said and instead had to pull some "gender inclusiveness" BS out of their asses. why that is considered un-PC is not only weird, it is teaching kids to run away from their issues instead of face them head on.
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that's what i was thinking the real issue would be. i don't know why they pulled that weird "gender inclusiveness" BS out of their asses for the excuse. really that would probably make a little girl without her dad around cry and she wouldn't be crying because she didn't feel like she fit in with the other little girls either. it would be for deeper reasons than that shallow one.
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let me guess. your dad was never around growing up and you are angry at him for not being there or at least there but neglectful of you. in my day, people knew psychology and could see right through this shit. trying to play mental gymnastics and tell yourself it's about some bullshit patriarchy thing is you running away from yourself and trying to make up bullshit excuses. really just using the reason that some little girls don't have their dads around and would feel sad/bad would've been a legitimate reason in itself. going off on BS about the"patriarchy" is dodging and weaving and being afraid to look yourself in the mirror. in my day, this was called basic psychology 101.
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not to little girls who love their daddies. was your dad around as a girl? do you like your daddy? :D
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boys aren't going to want to go to it but......it would solve the problem. :D i'd think that the bigger problem not mentioned would be that i figure that some of these girls don't have their dads around and a dance like that would be another friendly reminder to them of that fact. i don't think they would feel bad/sad about not fitting in with the rest of the girls either. they would feel bad/sad because their dads aren't around at all.
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i'd think the biggest problem with the idea for the dance is that some of the girls don't have their dads around and that would make them feel bad/sad. it would be a friendly reminder of the fact to them. they should've just gone with that angle instead of "what about the transgender kids" angle. even the "the girls without their dads around will feel like they don't fit in with the other girls" angle would be a superficial BS reason.
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part of me doesn't like the idea but for different reasons listed. i figure that some of these girls don't have their daddies around which of course would exclude them. that would be something to make a little girl cry and feel bad about herself. just not for any superficial reasons listed in not fitting in with the other little girls who have their dads in their lives. it would be simply because they got an insensitive reminder that they are being raised without a daddy.
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it's also trying to stunt the kid's independent development. nobody is supposed to fit into every group or event. that's life for you. it's even weirder to me because i would think that some of the girls don't have their daddies around and they would be the ones who feel bad and not a boy who thinks he's a girl. anyways there are constantly things that will come at people that will make them feel like an oddball and so for schools to try to do the impossible by trying to make EVERYBODY feel included is futile, stupid and really does the kids a disservice. it teaches them that they should try to conform and adapt to the conventional, conformist way of doing things without thinking. that's the kind of thing that will set them off course with a broken compass in life.
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no boy is going to want to go to a mother-son dance. lol anyways there's nothing wrong with not fitting into certain groups or events. that's life for you. it should and normally is character building to feel like an oddball at times around certain groups of people growing up. now the schools want to take that away? if someone can't handle that then the problem is a lot deeper and more serious then just some symptomatic .......that kid would seriously need some therapy because for whatever reason, they have no inner strength at all.
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what's weird is that they use the whole "gender issues" BS argument. i would think that some of these girls don't have their dads around. a dance like that is going to make them feel bad but not because they feel like they don't fit in with the other girls at their school. it would be simply because their dads aren't around and they would be getting a friendly reminder of that fact.
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