Tate BBC Interview

[NorthWestPerm2Contr]

Of course you can say you're a bigot publicly, you have that right. Where I think you get confused is you think you also have the right to dictate that your employer/client/friends/family do not disown you for it.

And therin is the problem with this society..... Hit the nail on the hand. Thanks for clarifying to all readers. Somebody who actually speaks common sense will get cancelled by client/employer. Friends and Family will be fine because most people still see the toxic poison that is being spread.

[SueEllen]

How bigoted to look down on those societies when you are in a country that sexually grooms children in schools and teaches us that men can become pregnant. Look in the mirror before you start pointing your finger at others.

How are schools grooming children?

It's parents who give them unmonitored access to the internet and social media when the majority are far to young to understand the dangers of it.

[NorthWestPerm2Contr]

How are schools grooming children?

It's parents who give them unmonitored access to the internet and social media when the majority are far to young to understand the dangers of it.

The crazy thing is that the schools are grooming kids and parents thank them for it and/or don't realise they are being groomed by them.

[SueEllen]

The crazy thing is that the schools are grooming kids and parents thank them for it and/or don't realise they are being groomed by them.

Strange you can't answer a simple question. How are schools grooming kids?

[JustKeepSwimming]

And therin is the problem with this society..... Hit the nail on the hand. Thanks for clarifying to all readers. Somebody who actually speaks common sense will get cancelled by client/employer. Friends and Family will be fine because most people still see the toxic poison that is being spread.

You believe in freedom right? So why shouldn't employers have the freedom to not be associated with you? Starting to sound like a snowflake.

[NorthWestPerm2Contr]

Strange you can't answer a simple question. How are schools grooming kids?

In local primary schools they have taken kids on pride marches and the % of kids identifying as LGBT is sky rocketing. The % of kids suffering with gender dysphoria is exponentially increasing (plenty of data available online). RSHE is being taught to kids at increasingly younger ages and this all at the same time as a mental health crisis in kids.... I wonder why.

[NorthWestPerm2Contr]

You believe in freedom right? So why shouldn't employers have the freedom to not be associated with you? Starting to sound like a snowflake.

It's called the Alphabet Mafia. Go look it up.

[JustKeepSwimming]

RSHE is being taught to kids at increasingly younger ages.

R stands for relationships, and that is what is taught to pre pubescent children. 'Some kids have 1 parent, some live with their grandparents, some have two dads, some have two mums'. That is not grooming and it is not sexual, it is stating the fact that kids in their class may have a different family structure to them and it's normal.

Sex education starts in Year 6, 10/11 year olds with basic biology, which is pretty important considering they will shortly be undergoing puberty.

[JustKeepSwimming]

It's called the Alphabet Mafia. Go look it up.

It's called consequences of your actions. You can be a bigot as much as you wish, I don't really care. I have no desire to associate with you and would sack you if you were unable to act like an adult.

[NotAllThere]

How bigoted to look down on those societies when you are in a country that sexually grooms children in schools and teaches us that men can become pregnant.

Only one of those things is true. The other is a rather over-exited way of describing a rather concerning trend, but isn't grooming. Not like what happened in Rotherham and other places.

Of course, teaching that men can become pregnant, even if you're quite conservative, is rather different from such bastions of freedom as:
Brunei, Saudi Arabia, Yemen, Mauritania, Qatar, Afghanistan, Somalia, Sudan, UAE and Pakistan which allow for (and in some cases practice) the death penalty for gays, or countries like Russia who ban gay pride.

Funnily enough, if your gay in Iran, it's better to say that your trans. Woman born in man's body is allowed.

Anyway - this is no longer about Tate, so I'm closing the thread. I hope you have a great time whichever country you're going to, and then you never fall foul of their legal system.