Another Gender Identity for Children to Face: Non-Binary

The child abuse and brainwashing continue. It's time to put a stop to this insanity!

From Everyday For Life Canada

 "If you met me, you might not know if I'm a girl or a boy. And you would be right. I'm neither. I am non-binary." Do you believe that claim by a 14 year old? I don't believe it, especially the non-binary part. But this ideology of self and sex may soon or has already come to your family or the school your children attend. Parents beware.

What is non-binary? According to Rosen Piperni who writes an article titled, "I'm a Teen Who Is Non-binary: Here's What I Wish Parents Would Know About Gender," defines it this way, "It's an identity that is separate from male and female. Think of it this way—there are not only two genders, but many, and non-binary is one. A non-binary individual would most likely use they/them pronouns instead of he/him or she/her. I use they/them." And adds, "If you've ever thought about transgender people, you may have assumed it's something people become. But I've been who I am forever." Piperni is just 14.

Piperini believes that we can move away from our biological identity of male and female. Of course we can, with words. Just like I can claim to be wealthy, when I know I'm not. So, there is the shift away from biological, sexual identity to fluid gender identity and expression. And non-binary is just one of many identities. Case in point: Facebook, lets account holders sign up in America with over fifty genders, and it gets better in the United Kingdom with 71 possible genders. No, we're not joking. We wish we were. Piperni makes it clear that he has not trans-gendered, but has been non-binary "forever." We can only wonder what that means.

Piperni tries to educate (more like brainwash) his parents and readers about the importance of accepting and encouraging the make-believe identity. He was born with testicles but now rejects what that means in terms of his biological reality and the social expectations of the male role. Sorry, Piperni we got news for you. You can't change your biological sex just because you want to do, otherwise we call sell you tomatoes from the garden as "non-binary" green beans. One can manipulate language but reality doesn't change. The saying applies here: one can quickly deny allegations, but it's not so easy to deny the alligators.

As far back a 12, Piperni says he knew he was an activist. He states, "From as early as I can remember, society has tried to instill in me this idea that there are only two genders, and each gender has its own clothes and colors and toys. But as soon as I understood this, I wanted to break away from what was expected. I never wore dresses unless forced to. I wore 'leather' jackets and cut my hair short, wore my father's button-up shirts tucked into trousers. I made my voice as low as I could manage and gravitated towards activities like skateboarding and drumming that typically corresponded to masculinity." He adds, "Now I want to help parents understand what it is like to be a non-binary teen today."

We think this is a very confused and troubled young person. However, in a school, Piperni will the one to influence other children who may start to question their biological identity, and nobody knows where the confusion will ultimately lead. This is especially true given the fact that in Ontario there are laws to protect the mental illusion that we can be trapped in the wrong bodies. Regrettably, the "revised" provincial sex-curriculum of 2019 would approve the teaching of non-binary to children. It amounts to child abuse.

Visitors who wish to read the entire article may do so HERE. Parents make sure this doesn't come to your neighbourhood school. We should not be abusing children with this dangerous ideology. We hope that Piperni gets some medical help to sort our his mental issues. "They" sure need it.