Lewis? - How could you?

[shaunbhoy]

Well quite right. This is a total outrage, possibly the most outrageous thing that's happened this year. I'm outraged. And offended.

Well it never did scooterscot any real harm I suppose..........................

[Platypus]

Meanwhile, Imraan Sathar of discrimination support charity Stay Brave UK, called for the driver to be stripped of his MBE.

Well quite right. This is a total outrage, possibly the most outrageous thing that's happened this year. I'm outraged. And offended.

[original PM]

No, young and innocent enough not to be constrained by the stereotypes of gender.

Yes but there is a problem - i am pretty sure when i was young I did play with dolls but I never wanted to be or thought I should be anything other than male.

Now when a 'male' child plays with a doll the 'rents are often falling over themselves to get the child gender re-assignment - because it's trendy isn't it.

https://www.theglobeandmail.com/glob...ticle16897043/

and that is quite an old one.

It is important to remember that really until puberty hits 'gender' does not really play a major factor and then during your adolescent years things can be very confusing as you make the transition into 'adulthood' - and i do not really think you can say - I feel I am the wrong gender until you have lived in that gender as and adult for a 'length of time'

What about the children who said they were transgender – and then changed their minds? | The Independent

I recall years ago doing a 'sausage sizzle' at scouts - one of the kids had 'vegetarian' sausages (it was a while back because it was a new thing) me and a few of the scouts laughed because it was clearly not the kids choice but the parents - one of the right on parents told us we wrong and the 8 year old child had made a 'conscious and mature' choice - the 8 year old told us it was because his mum and dad do not let him eat meat.

It is one thing being given a choice - it is completely another being coerced and encouraged to try different things for reasons you do not understand and for reasons which are rarely in your best interests.

[mudskipper]

No, young and innocent enough not to be constrained by the stereotypes of gender.

[Hobosapien]

Sorry, does that mean you wear dresses or not?

Uncle Lewis, look what you've started.

[original PM]

[woohoo]

I'd give my opinion online but I don't want to be ostracised by a load of people I don't know and will never meet.

I guess unlike Hamilton, and many many others who put things online, I'm not an attention seeking media whore with a narcisistic personality disorder.

Woe is me.

Sorry, does that mean you wear dresses or not?

[Hobosapien]

I'd give my opinion online but I don't want to be ostracised by a load of people I don't know and will never meet.

I guess unlike Hamilton, and many many others who put things online, I'm not an attention seeking media whore with a narcisistic personality disorder.

Woe is me.

[shaunbhoy]

Lewis Hamilton apologises for 'boys don't wear dresses' remark - BBC News


Absolutely scandalous....................what was he thinking?