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Daily Stormer
July 30, 2016
Her students basically threatened to send her into a concentration camp.
Liberals are always saying that people are blank slates, and that society corrupts people into being bigots and haters. Thus the importance of brainwashing educating the youth into the SJW religion.
But of course, the reality is quite different.
Kids are born both racist and sexist. This is because kids are still in touch with their natural instincts, and because they can look at the world naively, without the preconceptions of ideologically conditioned adults.
Thus, young children are basically proto-Nazis, until they get “corrected” and learn to be good little cucks.
Drugging them out of their minds also seems to work well.
If you’re wondering why the fight for gay marriage was such an uphill battle, or why rape culture is still an epidemic, or why Trump’s attitude toward women is apparently acceptable to so many Americans, look to the stories we’re telling our children. The seeds of inevitable sexism and the “hetero-normative agenda” (the belief that heterosexuality is the only true sexual orientation) are planted young. Kids are fed the “boy-gets-girl-and-then-they-get-married” agenda from the second someone sings that obnoxious rhyme about K-I-S-S-I-N-G where “first comes love, then comes marriage.”
The TV tells kids Barbie needs a new wedding dress to bedazzle Ken, movies remind them that girls dream of boys rescuing them and boys plot to “get the girl.” Some highly touted children’s books are even teaching 5- and 6-year-old boys how to “get a girlfriend,” as Nicole Tompkins-Hughes wrote in a December 2015 article in The Mary Sue. At a school book fair, Tompkins-Hughes did a double-take when she saw a dating manual written by and marketed to 5-year-olds, which kindergarten teachers were encouraging classes to read.
Pick up advice for toddlers isn’t progressive enough if it doesn’t include gay sex.
While teaching yoga to elementary schoolers in Portland, Oregon, a city that is reputed to be one of the most liberal places in America, I recently had my own encounters with the early impacts of gender/sexuality socialization/normalization of certain behaviors on kids. It could be that the age range of the kids I taught is a time when mommy and daddy are like gods, so whatever their parents do is normal and everything else is strange. Even so, these youngsters’ thinking was pretty darn heteronormative for being Portlanders in 2016.
Stop being such a heteronormative bigot, Billy. It’s 2016, for God’s sake.
One of my smallest kid yoga classes had just five students and took place in a library on top of a giant floor rug depicting the globe. After I finished answering the question “what’s a warrior?” (The answer I usually give is “A person who protects others,”) Johnny raised his hand.
“Are you married?” he asked.
“Nope.”
Of course not.
His eyes bulged. “Why not?”
“I don’t want to be married.”
“Do you have a boyfriend?”
“Yep.”
“Ooooo!” he teased.
I laughed, and took a deep breath.
“Well, I actually call him my partner, not boyfriend. We’ve been together for eight years and we live together, so even though we’re not married, he is my family.”
Another little girl in the class chimed in.
“Why don’t you just get married?”
These kids continue picking on their teacher for quite a while over this, while the feminist keeps justifying her lifestyle to these 5 years old.
I’m a strong independent woman who don’t need no man!
Then comes the homo nonsense.
Then, little 6-year-old Natalye said, “Well, I’m not so much looking forward to it, but my mommy’s friend Susan is marrying her other friend Jane. I like weddings, but this one’s yucky!”
“Why’s that?” I asked, genuinely curious.
“Girls aren’t supposed to marry girls! I think if they kiss I might puke.”
This prompted giggles from the rest of the class.
I have had relationships with both men and women and am a proud supporter of equal marriage rights, so I felt I had to say something.
Of course she did.
“Hmm. Well, do you think Susan and Jane love each other?” I asked.
Natalye thought about this for a long few seconds, and all eyes in the room were on her.
“Yes,” she said, quietly.
“Well then, why is it yucky if they get married?”
“I don’t know.”
She doesn’t know, because it’s just an instinct coming from the core of her being. This, in spite of the fact that the little girl’s environment is full of degeneracy.
“Love is love, and that’s a good thing always. At least that’s what I think,” I told her. I could see the little wheels turning in her head.
“Yeah, I guess so,” she said.
And this is how these dykes are brainwashing our kids to be more tolerant of degeneracy. “Love is always a good thing?” What about a man marrying his dog, or his mother? Is that good as well? I suspect this bitch would find a way to claim it is.
Before you sign up your kids for classes of any sort, make sure the instructor’s not some disgusting feminist, or else she’ll turn your kids into SJW drones.
