Yesterday, Lego announced an LGBTQ+ Lego set. Thoughts?

Openminded

Argument Topic: Yesterday, Lego announced an LGBTQ+ Lego set. Thoughts?

I know this is an old debate but I just wanted to weight in.

I love it and why not? I see nothing but a positive outcome. LEGO sets that elevates the LGBTQ community is wonderful especially if it can help someone feel legitimate, whole and valuable. More power to LEGOs.

Dee

ARGUMENT TOPIC : Iegos latest money making scheme is designed to  suck the so up to date hipster families in . It's now essential 5 year olds know what a drag queen is,  a queer , asexual etc  etc is.


My thoughts are why do kids need to know about intersex , lesbian , asexual , drag queens, queers , bisexuals etc,etc ?

I thought they were interested in dolls , dinosaurs , cartoons , actions figures , I pad games etc, etc.

Let kids be kids and enjoy childhood why introduce them to stuff they are not remotely interested in?

This is for that type of pushy hipster  parent who wishes to force their views down a child's throat  instead of letting a child enjoy childhood.


The figures with the long hair are apparently drag Queens if which 5 year olds insist on knowing about  apparently.

Just noticed LEGOS ridiculous statement that the figures express individuality while remaining ambigious....yet they claim the ones with the long hair are drag queens......ambiguous indeed.......

Barnardot

@Dee ;My thoughts are why do kids need to know about intersex , lesbian , asexual , drag queens, queers , bisexuals etc,etc ?

I reckon that if that’s as far as your thoughts are then they don’t extend any further than an amebas doolie that’s bean chopped off.

If you care to actually go out in to the community you will find that social value s and morals have changed a heap since your mates were in the habit of blowing up queer s and other innocent people for fun. And of course they were liberationist s were nt they?  But I reckon if you also look on descent websites that aren’t spam and extreme then you’ll find that this is nower days weather you like it or not. Realty really sux doesn’t it?

Dee

@Barnardot

I reckon that if that’s as far as your thoughts are then they don’t extend any further than an amebas doolie that’s bean chopped off.

An Amoeba ( Barndoor cannot even spell it) doesn't have a " doolie" you cretin.

If you care to actually go out in to the community you will find that social value s and morals have changed a heap since your mates were in the habit of blowing up queer s and other innocent people for fun.

I've nothing against homosexuals you cretin, teaching my 5 year old about drag queens has nothing to do with morals you cretin.

And of course they were liberationist s were nt they?

What are you babbling about you cretin?

  But I reckon if you also look on descent websites that aren’t spam and extreme then you’ll find that this is nower days weather you like it or not

What are you even trying to say you cretin?

 Realty really sux doesn’t it?

Sure does for you ,you're an uneducated chicken plucker who's highlight of the year was buying a Hermes phone case from a Pakistani website ...only cost you ( the family) retard 600 dollars ......ROFLMAO

My reality is I don't bully 5 year olds into learning about drag queens because I want to tell everyone about how I'm so with it ya know ........

jack

Luigi7255 said:

Thoughts on this set?

Hello L:

I'm a fellow who believes that knowing stuff is good.  In fact it's soo good, that when people tell me I shouldn't know something, I rush, as fast as my little legs can carry me, to find out what it is that I shouldn't know..  

Therefore, the best way to keep stuff OUT of children's hands, is to tell them they MUST read it. 

excon

just_sayin

Lego can certainly sale any toy they want to, as long as it doesn't violate any known laws.  If it generates revenue for them I'm sure there will be more.

I can't help but chuckle at the irony of this though.  You can't 'assemble' the pride piece unless you match the male part of the lego with a female part of another lego.  What kind of messaging is that where the only constructive way to build an LGBT set is you can only do so with male and female block unions.  

Bogan

@Dee ;  There you are Dee.    You and I finally agree on something.    This could be the start of something big?  

Dee

@Bogan

Wonders will never cease

Bogan

A mutual admiration society?

Barnardot

@just_sayin @Dee @Bogan well the thing is that if you get the homo version then all the peaces will join the one in front of it until you make a circle. But if you buy the leso version then none of the peaces will join up. And any way all of the peaces will be really ugly looking.

just_sayin

Barnardot said:

@just_sayin @Dee @Bogan well the thing is that if you get the homo version then all the peaces will join the one in front of it until you make a circle. But if you buy the leso version then none of the peaces will join up. And any way all of the peaces will be really ugly looking.

I know I shouldn't laugh, but that was funny.

Dee

@Barnardot

MayCaesar

I find it to just be... sad. When I was a kid, what were the most popular, the most advertised LEGO sets? Those featuring pirates, or spaceships, or megacities, or nature parks, or dinosaurs... All the cool, exciting stuff.

This LEGO set is just lame. It is just 11 different-colored figures standing on 11 different-colored pieces of plastic. They do not even have faces, no eyes, noses or mouths. Like some sort of scene from an anti-utopian book where all individuality has been washed out.

You know what LEGO set I am buying for my kids? 
https://www.target.com/p/lego-technic-nasa-mars-rover-perseverance-advanced-building-kit-42158/-/A-87830577?ref=tgt_adv_xsp&AFID=google&fndsrc=tgtao&DFA=71700000012576725&CPNG=PLA_Toys_Priority%2BShopping%7CToys_Ecomm_Hardlines&adgroup=Toys_Priority+TCINs&LID=700000001170770pgs&LNM=PRODUCT_GROUP&network=g&device=c&location=9051496&targetid=pla-976545454738&ds_rl=1246978&ds_rl=1248099&gad_source=1&gclid=Cj0KCQiAsvWrBhC0ARIsAO4E6f-dzjY0gdJ_Mgw6-AQX74gYcS_ulqqOqYF8G6kbKs39jk5KGtsAwp8aAqSbEALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds
Hell yeah, baby.




@Dee

Their facial expressions make it.

Dee

@MayCaesar

Ha, Ha yes indeed  

Now that's a great lego set you picked.......I remember getting a Meccano set when I was a kid   pure bliss.... no  mention of gender types anywhere

MayCaesar

@Dee

I find it to be generally a sad development in the Western world: that people are turning inwards. That instead of dreaming of futuristic societies, colonies on Alpha Centauri, flying cars, virtual reality, immortality and all other cool things that promise to significantly expand our horizons, people are instead focused on some kind of minimization of local damage. They do not think big and instead are stuck tending to small inconveniences here and there, or trying to mitigate large scale disasters. In eastern philosophies there is the dichotomy between expansion and contraction: in the former case you try to enlarge your world, and in the latter you try to preserve some part of it. In the former case you partake in daring adventures that often lead you not where you wanted to go, but are always exciting - and in the latter case you are doing annoying housework all the time.

If you were to ask me when I was 10 what would the achievement I could be most proud of in my life be, I would say something like, "Found an underwater colony in the middle of the Pacific Ocean". When you ask a modern Western 10 year old person that, most likely they will answer with something along the lines of, "Build a homeless shelter". Noble, but a bit... small? Is being 10 years old not the time to dream of creating cool things that sound a bit far-fetched at the moment? It is almost like people are giving up on the idea that the future can be substantially better and more interesting than the present, and are just trying to prevent it from becoming much worse.

And all this obsession with the emotional comfort of the self... The best adventures are the least comfortable ones. They are the adventures in which you go through heaven one minute, then hell another, then complete chaos, then hell again, and so on. But how can kids embark on those adventures when they are being systematically told that the world has no right to inconvenience them in any way?

I do not know what is causing this. When I was a kid, the thing I wanted the most was to get the hell out of my parents' place and do something funky that few other people have done. Babysitters and comfort-talkers were the last thing I wanted. I wanted to go out in the world and face extreme adversity: the harder and the more uncomfortable, the better. I do not want a rainbow flag waved around me and people telling me that "I am enough". I will be enough when I hit the grave.

Barnardot

@Dee @MayCaeser Except thats not a Meccano 25-in-one erector set is it? Oh but oh yeah sure its the same thing isnt it?

Dee

@Barnardot


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Dee

@MayCaesar



I find it to be generally a sad development in the Western world: that people are turning inwards. That instead of dreaming of futuristic societies, colonies on Alpha Centauri, flying cars, virtual reality, immortality and all other cool things that promise to significantly expand our horizons, people are instead focused on some kind of minimization of local damage. They do not think big and instead are stuck tending to small inconveniences here and there, or trying to mitigate large scale disasters. In eastern philosophies there is the dichotomy between expansion and contraction: in the former case you try to enlarge your world, and in the latter you try to preserve some part of it. In the former case you partake in daring adventures that often lead you not where you wanted to go, but are always exciting - and in the latter case you are doing annoying housework all the time.

Society goes through periods and the one it's going through worlwide at the moment  ( to me) seems to be a prudish , bullying ,finger wagging type society where if one doesn't toe the populist views put forward by assorted mouthpieces regards , gender , race , equality etc, etc then one has to be screeched down , outed and ostracised for the gross crime of challenging  populist narratives.


If you were to ask me when I was 10 what would the achievement I could be most proud of in my life be, I would say something like, "Found an underwater colony in the middle of the Pacific Ocean". When you ask a modern Western 10 year old person that, most likely they will answer with something along the lines of, "Build a homeless shelter". Noble, but a bit... small? Is being 10 years old not the time to dream of creating cool things that sound a bit far-fetched at the moment? It is almost like people are giving up on the idea that the future can be substantially better and more interesting than the present, and are just trying to prevent it from becoming much worse.

Yes I agree,  imagination and creativity seem to be sadly lacking in society and you're correct as in " just prevent it from becoming much worse"  the astonishing thing for me really is despite the obvios  benefits of certain  technology's the damages haven't been fully felt yet. , I was in a restaurant yesterday and I'd safely say 70 perrcent of the people there were looking at or toying with their phones , modern attention spans it seems cannot go 10 minutes without the need to check the phone,  surely this has to be damaging.

And all this obsession with the emotional comfort of the self... The best adventures are the least comfortable ones. They are the adventures in which you go through heaven one minute, then hell another, then complete chaos, then hell again, and so on. But how can kids embark on those adventures when they are being systematically told that the world has no right to inconvenience them in any way?

Again I agree children are taught to be fearful instead of adventure seeking individuals. Most my neighbours drive their kids to the local school half a mile away the reason they seem to  collectively agree is an absurd fear of childhood abduction , I can only imagine what that does to a kids mind.

I do not know what is causing this. When I was a kid, the thing I wanted the most was to get the hell out of my parents' place and do something funky that few other people have done. Babysitters and comfort-talkers were the last thing I wanted. I wanted to go out in the world and face extreme adversity: the harder and the more uncomfortable, the better. I do not want a rainbow flag waved around me and people telling me that "I am enough". I will be enough when I hit the grave. 


Well said and I couldn't agree more , at 19 years of age I hightailed it off to California and drifted for nearly 2 years and had a blast life since has been a roller coaster with rarely a dull moment , I wouldn't have it any other way

BTW I absolutely detest those ridiculous Christmas cracker type mottos as in  " I am enough"   done with a rainbow flag makes it even more annoying.

MayCaesar

@Dee

I remember, back when I was 8, having nothing to do in the summer while staying at my grandparents' farm - so I would hop on a bike and go cycling in the woods for 5-6 hours straight. That was in a country with crime rates higher than in the suburbs of Baltimore today. It was just assumed that that is an essential part of growing: going out there, getting hurt and learning from your mistakes. Helicopter parenting was not really a thing, and the top response to someone complaining was, "That is your problem, not mine. Do something about it, or ". My boxing coach had a rule: you complain about anything - you do 50 push-ups, then return to doing whatever you were complaining about. Complain again - another 50 push-ups. Complain about the push-ups - get out and come back next time, once you are done fixing your brain. When during sparring one of the other guys got his nose broke and started moaning, the coach said, "You will cry later - the round is not over yet: keep working!" You were never told that "you were enough" - instead, at the end of each session you were told about 5-6 things that you suck at and have to work on. That is the only way we were going to reach anywhere near our potential, and every single one of us is extremely grateful to that coach.

I am all for self-love and self-acceptance, but what I love about myself is my ability to overcome adversity and become a better person, and I only accept myself in the sense that I am a work in progress. If I were overweight, for instance, I would not accept it, I would not be "enough" - the only thing that I would have enough of in that situation is food. Things like "body positivity" in the sense in that they are interpreted nowadays are disgusting. People giving up on themselves and telling themselves lies in order to feel a little better in the moment, while living a generally miserable life.

And I agree with you, I think that the ease of the modern life and the abundance of cheap entertainment options have pushed the society hard towards unhinged hedonism. No one seems to be able to even spend 5 minutes in a park without starting at their phone, or listening to their headphones: "too boring". I love my morning long runs with no technology involved (aside from the smartwatch: I do enjoy being able to get the immediate feedback such as my speed or heartrate), enjoying the nature, listening to birds singing or creek bubbling, feeling my body working, and thinking random thoughts. And I absolutely never look at my phone when talking to someone, unless the conversation directly involves it - why would I meet with someone only to stare at the screen? I can do that at home on my own.
Have you noticed how many people also want to document everything they do? "I ate this lunch today; time to post the photos on Instagram!" Often it seems people intentionally do something just so they can upload a photo and pretend that anyone spent more than a second glancing at this photo and did not immediately forget about it. Sure, wanting to share your experiences is fine, but sometimes it seems that the whole goal of going through the experience in the first place is sharing it, while the activity itself becomes irrelevant. I am not sure what the appeal of this is.

Dee

@MayCaesar

I'm on the same page as you in so many ways. I remember as a child being told " boredom is a choice" if one ever said " I'm bored" which was a rarity anyway. I aways worked even as a child as I wanted my own little bit of independence and the main thing money gave me was choice which is a wonderful feeling as nearly always I spent my money on books as my father had us all reading as children and the habit remains with all members of my family.

Every day as a child during summer holidays myself and my friends would play outside all day long and then play various table games in the evening , not a mobile phone about as they weren't around , all the parents where I lived had to threaten us to come back in after a days play now you have to bribe young kids to go out and play as everything  seems to revole around the I pad or I phone.

You seem  totally in touch with nature and your enjoyment of your natural surroundings and immersion in them is for me also pure bliss, most days I travel about looking for my latest subject matter for a painting,  and I love the challenge of finding beauty in what most might consider trivial.

That phenomenon where ones every movement has to posted up on Twitter or Intagram is to me baffling also it's like there's a want in people and what they get out of it is beyond me.

I meet a friend now and then in a wonderful pub where mobile phones are not encouraged as the pub is one that encourages conversation it has no TV''s , the place is wonderful as you see people playing chess , checkers , cards, reading  or just conversing , what's not to like?
 

PatriotPulpit

Argument Topic: SICK OF LGBTQ BULLSHIT

Always loved legos until now.  I guess they won't have a problem creating a playset for pro life protestors then.  Ha Ha.  Gays aren't happy enough destroying the institution of marriage.  They want to destroy everything.  They target kids constantly through toys, tv, and the public schools.  One day they will meet their maker and they will be eternally sorry@Luigi7255

Fredsnephew

Argument Topic: Hey Patriot.

@PatriotPulpit

Recreational sex is variable and optional, last's a short while and then there is other more or less important stuff to do.

Though whatever floats ones boat, is simply internal programming telling one to procreate.

And marriage is an archaic financial contract, and nothing really to do with ongoing penis vagina angst.

You can have my daughter for 20 goats, 2 cows and a lavish party; sign here.

Overthink gave us both religious and LGBTQ .

just_sayin

Fredsnephew said:

@PatriotPulpit

Recreational sex is variable and optional, last's a short while and then there is other more or less important stuff to do.

Though whatever floats ones boat, is simply internal programming telling one to procreate.

And marriage is an archaic financial contract, and nothing really to do with ongoing penis vagina angst.

You can have my daughter for 20 goats, 2 cows and a lavish party; sign here.

Overthink gave us both religious and LGBTQ .

Are there good reasons to support 2 parent households?  Yep.  Here is a brief list of issues kids that grow up in single parent households are more likely to have (from Jules favorite AI):

Based on the research, children who grow up in single-parent households are at higher risk for several issues compared to those raised in two-parent families:

1. Academic challenges:

- Lower school achievement

- More discipline problems and school suspensions

- Lower high school graduation rates

- Lower college attendance and graduation rates

2. Behavioral and emotional issues:

- Higher rates of externalizing behaviors (acting out)

- Increased risk of ADHD diagnosis and treatment

- Greater likelihood of juvenile delinquency

- Higher rates of substance abuse and alcoholism

3. Mental health concerns:

- Increased risk of depression and anxiety

- Lower self-esteem

- Feelings of loneliness and abandonment

4. Social development difficulties:

- Impaired social skills

- Difficulty in forming and maintaining relationships

- Insecure attachment styles

- Challenges in intimate relationships later in life

5. Economic disadvantages:

- Higher likelihood of experiencing poverty

- Less success in the labor market as adults

6. Health and well-being:

- Higher risk of physical, mental, and behavioral health problems

- Potential disruptions in brain development (related to poverty)

7. Family cycle issues:

- Higher likelihood of becoming single parents themselves (especially girls)

8. Gender-specific challenges:

- Boys may face more significant negative consequences, particularly in externalizing behaviors and academic performance

- Girls may be more likely to experience teen pregnancy

It's important to note that these are general trends and do not apply to all children in single-parent households. Many children from single-parent families grow up to be well-adjusted adults. Factors such as parental involvement, socioeconomic status, support systems, and individual resilience play significant roles in outcomes.

Citations:

[1] https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC5226056/

[2] https://www.aecf.org/blog/child-well-being-in-single-parent-families

[3] https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.1177/09731342231179017

[4] https://ifstudies.org/blog/disentangling-the-effects-of-family-structure-on-boys-and-girls

[5] https://www.brookings.edu/articles/are-children-raised-with-absent-fathers-worse-off/

[6] https://www.countyhealthrankings.org/health-data/health-factors/social-economic-factors/family-and-social-support/children-in-single-parent-households

[7] https://romanitahairston.com/blog/2016/do-single-parent-families-put-children-at-risk/

[8] https://www.gotquestions.org/prophecy-double-dual-fulfillment.html

Let me just stop you now and crush your argument before you even make it.  Are there any advantages to growing up in a household with married parents as opposed to a household with cohabitating parents.  Yep.  From Jules' favorite AI:

Based on the available research, children who grow up in households with married parents tend to have some advantages over those with unmarried cohabiting parents, though the differences are often smaller than when compared to single-parent households. Here are some key advantages:

1. Greater family stability:

- Married couples are less likely to separate than cohabiting couples, providing a more stable environment for children[1].

2. Financial benefits:

- Married couples often have higher household incomes and more economic resources compared to cohabiting couples[1].

3. Legal protections:

- Marriage provides legal rights and responsibilities that can benefit children in areas like inheritance, custody, and financial support.

4. Social recognition:

- Marriage is still seen as a more formal commitment, which can lead to greater social support and recognition for the family unit.

5. Parental involvement:

- Some studies suggest slightly higher levels of father involvement in married households compared to cohabiting ones.

6. Educational outcomes:

- Children of married parents tend to have somewhat better educational outcomes on average, including higher rates of college attendance and graduation[1].

7. Emotional and behavioral health:

- There is some evidence of slightly lower rates of behavioral problems and emotional issues among children of married parents.

8. Long-term benefits:

- Children raised by married parents may have a lower risk of divorce in their own relationships as adults.

It's important to note that:

- The quality of the parental relationship and home environment is often more important than marital status alone.

- Many children from cohabiting households thrive and have positive outcomes.

- Factors like parental education, income, and parenting practices play crucial roles regardless of marital status.

- The advantages of marriage over cohabitation are generally smaller than those between two-parent and single-parent households.

Overall, while there are some statistical advantages for children of married parents, a stable, loving home with involved parents is the most critical factor for child well-being, regardless of marital status.

Citations:

[1] https://ifstudies.org/blog/children-first-why-family-structure-and-stability-matter-for-children

[2] https://lovewiseonline.org/2-children-benefit-from-married-parents/

[3] https://www.usccb.org/topics/marriage-and-family-life-ministries/why-children-need-married-parents

[4] https://www.reddit.com/r/oneanddone/comments/uc876w/what_are_the_advantages_og_having_one_child/

[5] https://romanitahairston.com/blog/2016/do-single-parent-families-put-children-at-risk/

[6] https://www.city-journal.org/article/the-two-parent-advantage

[7] https://www.clasp.org/sites/default/files/public/resources-and-publications/states/0086.pdf

[8] https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.1177/09731342231179017

So there are several statistical advantages to marriage over cohabitation on the children.  So, it appears marriage is still important for families.

RickeyHoltsclaw

@Luigi7255 ; LGBTQ represents that absence of God, Elohim, in a society...rampant, unrestrained, advocated, supported, sexual perversion i.e., LGBTQ in a society is the indicator that our Creator and His protective, divine, presence in that society is absent and the Spirit has left said society to its own defiled devices. LEGO Toys and their compromise with perversion aimed at societies most innocent is the unencumbered work of Satan...America will not escape a most severe divine punishment. 

 

sunny

@Dee if you think like this, why are children going to school? They're not remotely interested in learning either. I knew what all those terms were as a kid and I'm not LGBTQ+, so I really don't know why you're making it such a big deal.

Joeseph

@sunny

I'm not making a " big deal" about it I gave my opinion on the issue you being an overly emotional snowflake are sulking because you no doubt feel offended .

Kids go to school to be educated not to be told of the 100 odd ( and ever growing) list of different gender types and how one must be able to correctly identify by some secret hidden sense so as not to cause grave offence.

Lego are cashing in on idiotic " so with it" parents who want others to see how woke and clued in they are as they are teaching their kids how to identify one type of freak from another.

I just bet you knew what these terms meant as a kid and I just bet some of your best friends were at one time misgendered and deeply wounded by someone using the wrong pronouns when addressing them and no doubt your whole life is now ruined by bold ,nasty people not being able to identify whether you're non binrary ,two-spirit, , agenderflux, omnigender , confused etc ,etc

just_sayin

@sunny said

@Dee if you think like this, why are children going to school? They're not remotely interested in learning either. I knew what all those terms were as a kid and I'm not LGBTQ+, so I really don't know why you're making it such a big deal.

@Joeseph said:

I'm not making a " big deal" about it I gave my opinion on the issue you being an overly emotional snowflake are sulking because you no doubt feel offended .

Anybody else notice this?  I know that @Joeseph gives off little @Dee energy, but now it seems he believes he is a little @Dee and is answering for the departed guy with micro-manhood.  

Joeseph

@just_sayin

ARGUMENT TOPIC : Just Lying is still lashing out because despite all his pleading , wailing and praying his god refused to let his dad live .......maybe god prefers to re-attach an  amputated  leg to a Spanish drunk instead.........just sayin ......bwahahahahaha 


Anybody else notice this?

Yes I think everyone as in the entire membership noticed you bombing yet another topic.


 I know that @Joeseph gives off little @Dee energy

What are you on about?


, but now it seems he believes he is a little @Dee

You mean like you believe in a 3 in 1 god........bwahahahahaha 


 and is answering for the departed guy with micro-manhood.  

But I'm not answering for your recently deceased dad ??????? ZING ......

just_sayin

Joeseph said:

@just_sayin

ARGUMENT TOPIC : Just Lying is still lashing out because despite all his pleading , wailing and praying his god refused to let his dad live .......maybe god prefers to re-attach an  amputated  leg to a Spanish drunk instead.........just sayin ......bwahahahahaha 


Anybody else notice this?

Yes I think everyone as in the entire membership noticed you bombing yet another topic.


 I know that @Joeseph gives off little @Dee energy

What are you on about?


, but now it seems he believes he is a little @Dee

You mean like you believe in a 3 in 1 god........bwahahahahaha 


 and is answering for the departed guy with micro-manhood.  

But I'm not answering for your recently deceased dad ??????? ZING ......

Yep, you are definitely emitting little @Dee energy.

Joeseph

@just_sayin


Yep, you are definitely emitting little @Dee energy.

Your old man certainly isn't...bwahahahahaha.....for your rage and anger why  not pray ? It's meant to work wonders if you're a superstitious Spanish drunkard missing a leg ....bwahahahahaha 

Martin

@Luigi7255

Both LEGO and the LGBTQ+ movement should go bankrupt.

LEGO because it supports that movement.
LGBTQ+ because it is not about gay rights, it is about exerting pressure on other countries through faking care about those people, and most importantly through destroying the family unit.

Brunchfastfordinner

Argument Topic: Listen.

Big companies like LEGO make a LGBTQ+ product and change their logo to rainbow and say "OH WE ARE HELPING!!!" no. They should support it by donating to some charities or speak out to the world or SOMETHING. If you want to make a difference in this world you dont make crappy products. You use your voice.

sunny

@Joeseph yo... imma need you to calm down and reread what you sent me. 

"..I gave my opinion on the issue you being an overly emotional snowflake are sulking because you no doubt feel offended.."

I just bet you knew what these terms meant as a kid and I just bet some of your best friends were at one time misgendered and deeply wounded by someone using the wrong pronouns when addressing them and no doubt your whole life is now ruined by bold ,nasty people not being able to identify whether you're non binrary ,two-spirit, , agenderflux, omnigender , confused etc ,etc"

so uh...who is the angry one here?

also did I ever talk to you before? no...I was talking to dee. Oh...you're dee? Did you get banned or something? So you had to make a new account to argue with us? It's not like I reported you...I literally responded to you for the first time with that comment...

and no lol I was taught that in school.

all my best friends are what their organs indicate they are. no one was misgendered, and my only non-binary friend in middle school didn't even care when they were misgendered.

boo hoo life is ruined boo hoo. well look at that....I didn't even know two-spirit, agenderflux, omnigender, confused were a thing... looks like you know more than me!! good day, joestar

Joeseph

@sunny

But I'm perfectly calm people like you always amuse me , and why would you think I'm angry when all I'm doing is correcting you and you fly into a rage?

I also didn't know one cannot comment on others comments and that you enforced rule changes,thanks for the heads up., you're quiet the little dictator aren't you?

Maybe when you finish whining you could actually make an argument?

But of course your friend is a confused "  non binrary......attention seeker 

Here's a gift for you non binrary friend ......maybe you could share? 

Good day Sunshine  miss /she / he / it / them/ confused .

sunny

@Joeseph

um...idk how i'm angry but there are some signs showing that you are displeased with my very simple comment? 

you called me an "overly emotional snowflake" when you could have said "sensitive" and you said I "no doubt felt offended" but I'm not sure what I had to be offended about?

dee saying that children don't have to learn about lgbtq+? cause they don't...all I said was that the reasoning Dee used wasn't the best way to describe it.

your texts are sounding kind of ai now..you've said the same thing like-twice already? about me "flying into rage" okay i guess im angry then grr. rahhhhhh. grrrr. im so angry oh no. *flies* ahhh i bumped into rage oh no rahhh.

and erm...i never said that you couldn't comment? But in my post I specifically asked Dee why they were making a big deal out of it and in your post you said "im not making a big deal of it". i'm simply pointing out that you weren't the recipient to the question, and you sound a lot more angry than dee... who was the actual recipient of the post.

unless you are Dee...but you don't wanna answer me so okay ill ask again tomorrow

btw you misspelled two words. "quiet" and "binary"

and thanks for the tampons but unfortunately we don't use them...we prefer pads!

good night joeseph/joestar/joever/fee/fi/fo/fum

Joeseph

@sunny

I cannot make head nor tail of what your rambling rant is saying , I'm sure it seemed like a good idea to you while typing but then again people like you who aren't sure if they are male / female or other seem to relish this sort of confusion.

sunny

@Joeseph

what? im female lol. i was born female and I still am??? I don't think you got anything from my posts...is your account being run by multiple people?

sunny

@Joeseph

to clear it up: @Dee ;posted something and I responded directly to @Dee. then you came in and started calling me sensitive. and I don't know how I'm sensitive because all I did was respond to @Dee. and then you called me a "snowflake" which came out of nowhere because where did I insult you?

and my ramble with "flying into rage" wasn't supposed to make sense. it was my response to you calling me angry. i'm just pointing out that you're not making a lot of sense either.

all I'm saying is that you sound like my post was directly addressed to you...which it wasn't. and everything else I wrote makes perfect sense. it's all english...

oh yeah, pads are a sanitary item worn my women on their periods instead of a tampon (referring to the picture you sent me) where instead of a stick being inserted, a flat piece of absorbant material is placed in the center of the undergarment to soak up blood.

hope that helps! 

for mr joseph joestar (it was I! dio!)

Joeseph

@sunny

What are you even  ranting about?

Joeseph

@sunny


everything else I wrote makes perfect sense. it's all english...

To you yes , baboons  would argue the same about their utterances.

oh yeah, pads are a sanitary item worn my women on their periods instead of a tampon (referring to the picture you sent me) where instead of a stick being inserted, a flat piece of absorbant material is placed in the center of the undergarment to soak up blood.

I think you meant that information for your non binrary confused  friend ....lol

hope that helps! 

I don't know if it will let me know your non binrary friends response 

for mr joseph joestar (it was I! dio!)

Ahh cute Sunshine using nicknames after bawling like a b-tch in heat to the site about not to call her Sunshine or she will sue........bwahahahahaha 

sunny

@Joeseph

"cute Sunshine using nicknames after bawling like a b-tch in heat" um...okay!

also I haven't complained to anyone, you're the only person making this an issue. never said I was going to sue? but you're digging a hole for yourself atp

and no...joseph joestar is not a nickname. it's a jojo reference. you can search it up.......bwahahahahaha 

sunny

@Joeseph before I forget you spelled "binary" wrong again. just to let you know

Joeseph

@sunny

before I forget you spelled "binary" wrong again. just to let you know

No i didnt get a dictionary you clown.

Joeseph

@sunny


Hey miss/ he/ him / it/ is/ them  sunshine you really are in a temper tantrum were you misgendered ......again......bwahahahahaha 


Sunshines reaction at being misgendered..........

RickeyHoltsclaw

Anyone who introduces children to the vile, demonically rooted, community of sexual perverts labeled as LGBTQAI++ will suffer unconscionable horror in Hell.

sunny

@Joeseph

Hey miss/ he/ him / it/ is/ them  sunshine you really are in a temper tantrum were you misgendered ......again......bwahahahahaha 

um..what? i don't really care how you address me to be honest...and wait- how am I throwing a tantrum?

Sunshines reaction at being misgendered..........

oh yeah you seem to really like calling me that huh. seems like you think i'm some hot white girl. i'm not lol. still wanna call me "sunshine" now?

MayCaesar

sunny said:

@Dee if you think like this, why are children going to school? They're not remotely interested in learning either. I knew what all those terms were as a kid and I'm not LGBTQ+, so I really don't know why you're making it such a big deal.

Please speak for yourself. As a kid, I was really interested in learning about the world. About everything cool: how houses are built, how airplanes work, how the ISS is maintained... I hoped to learn more of it at school, naively, perhaps.

What I was not interested in is silly political agendas. I could not care less if someone was gay or not. Just like today, at that time it seemed a trivial and uninteresting thing to me. What sex one would rather have beside them in a bedroom is probably the least interesting thing about a person. Putting that into a LEGO set is absurd.

When I was a kid playing with LEGOs, I would play out wild stories about cowboys flying into space and encountering giant monsters there, rescuing alien princesses and so on. A kid who plays out struggles of LGBT people must be extremely underdeveloped. To have so little imagination and to fantasize about such mundane things...

Joeseph

@sunny

um..what? i don't really care how you address me to be honest...and wait- how am I throwing a tantrum?

OK Sunshine. Ahh you're in denial now 

oh yeah you seem to really like calling me that huh.

Sunny / Sunshine what's the problem?


seems like you think i'm some hot white girl.

Why would you assume that? You do seem very confused.


i'm not lol.

I believe that.


 still wanna call me "sunshine" now?

But you just said you don't care how I address you right? Do you even remember what you say?

sunny

@MayCaesar

Please speak for yourself. As a kid, I was really interested in learning about the world. About everything cool: how houses are built, how airplanes work, how the ISS is maintained... I hoped to learn more of it at school, naively, perhaps.

uh i was talking about like actual school subjects. like math. most children don't actually like the technical parts of school, which is what they're sent to learn.

What I was not interested in is silly political agendas. I could not care less if someone was gay or not. Just like today, at that time it seemed a trivial and uninteresting thing to me. What sex one would rather have beside them in a bedroom is probably the least interesting thing about a person. Putting that into a LEGO set is absurd.

okay? you don't have to care? I think that most LGBTQ+ people would prefer if you didn't care at all so

When I was a kid playing with LEGOs, I would play out wild stories about cowboys flying into space and encountering giant monsters there, rescuing alien princesses and so on. A kid who plays out struggles of LGBT people must be extremely underdeveloped. To have so little imagination and to fantasize about such mundane things...

no...children don't care about LGBT either lol. they care about the colors. those colorful figurines? mean colorful hairs and mannequins. that's how I would have used that lego set.

sunny

@Joeseph


OK Sunshine. Ahh you're in denial now 

oh man i must be in denial because you said so! oh man oh man how can i live now?

Sunny / Sunshine what's the problem?

nothing joever joestar


Why would you assume that? You do seem very confused.

you've done nothing but assume things about me this entire time...but now you're upset?


But you just said you don't care how I address you right? Do you even remember what you say?

  i don't. and I still don't care if you call me that or not. i was just asking if you wanted to call me that or not.