Comments by "" (@redtela) on "RAINBOW CROSSING on UK RAF Base Raises QUESTIONS About Military Influence on our KIDS!" video.

Nope. I'm a parent... if I lived on the base with my kid, and they wanted to get involved in the social event, because of the bright interesting colours, sure, cool. But that has sweet FA to do with gender of any kind. If I don't live on the base, my kid would have no business being anywhere near an active base. Can't speak for that kid, because I don't know who their parents are. Has anyone pointed out to them, that they've painted over the double yellow lines? Pretty sure you're not allowed to do that on a public highway, whatever your think your gender is. For your last question: I have kids, sure, they should know what other people have decided for themselves. But I barely understand the alphabet community myself (and I've said so to a community member that I work with). They, just like everyone else, can do what they want, so long as they're not pushing their ideology on to someone else. If people, like my kids, want to learn about other ideologies, and see if they make sense to them, cool... I'll learn about it with them... but pushing is just out of order. I reckon you should ask the King for a Knighthood, mostly so that then you'd be a Knight who said NEE!
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@harryhobson5235 counter point, be a better parent and your kids will be confident being whoever they are. One of my kids is gay, and sat is down one evening years ago to "come out." My reply was "what you think I haven't known since you were about 5 years old? I thought you were sitting me down to tell me you'd crashed the car or something. Want a hug?" Word for word, they thought that everyone had to have a "coming out talk" - mostly because of social media.
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@johnnunn8688 if it ain't, the double yellows are not enforceable, and we all know council paint is expensive, and councils don't like spending money
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@harryhobson5235 I agree, and that's on those parents. Certainly nothing to do with the RAF, for example
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