The Book Against Transgender Extremism

Townhall.com ^ | February 9, 2018 | Brent Bozell

[Glad2bnuts]

My older sister was a tomboy. She ran and played with the guys, well back in the day everyone played like a guy, or they were not really kids. My sister would dress me up like a girl, make me play dolls, but only in the house. Outdoors, we played hard and never gave it a thought.

In 2018, someone would have planted an idea from that play, and you never know what you could end up being. The same goes for homosexuality. Guys did a lot of things that would make them think “maybe I am a homo”? It was common for boys to compare genitals, with boys and girls. Just because you can sport an erection by the touch of another human, does not mean that you are attracted to that human. I can remember getting excited at comic books. At the age of puberty, an erect penis was the norm for all reasons. It just happened, and it didn’t mean anything but your body wants to do something with it.

Today, people want to shove you into a box, label you even. How easy it must be to “come out”, it is better than being straight in the eyes of many.

I think Pence believes, just as I do, that a little bit of push back by religion, society and family, can turn millions into the right direction. To make them morally straight, if we can even say that anymore.