Rasputin_Vol
"Slava Ukraina"
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Even if it’s just 40% of people believing that much.. it’s still an asinine number.Two things:
1 - How the question is asked is very important. You can get almost any result you want depending on how the question is framed.
2 - The vast majority of these Gen Z kids that answered "yes" do not actually fit into any of those categories. IMO, the probably are responding "yes" because while they aren't in any of those categories themselves, a substantial chunk of that generation probably believes that gender is a social construct, there are more than 2 genders, you can go back and forth between any number of genders, etc., and therefore sympathize with this concept of "gender fluidity."
It's an asinine number, but is hardly surprising. Just look at the messaging that demographic has received, they are at an impressionable age, and it is all they know. Still, that's 60% who don't believe the messaging they've received.Even if it’s just 40% of people believing that much.. it’s still an asinine number.
Guilt by association...My personal anecdote says it wouldn’t surprise me but mostly because of women. I don’t think I know a woman from my college days who doesn’t describe herself as at least bi. LGBT rise and simultaneous rise of hatred towards men definitely to blame. I definitely noticed a lot more gay looking men, but I couldn’t confirm if they were or not because I didn’t talk to them as much as the women when I was in college for obvious reasons lol.
Boomers look down from their rocking chairs at the children ruining a country in disarray and never once stopped to think, “wait, who raised them?”
I don’t think I could fathom having a child right now. It’s either shelter them from the world and be the parent they hate, or send them to government indoctrination camps and lose them to the state.It's not their children since the boomers won't let go. Watching them may have discouraged gen x though. I know watching mine has soured me
Nearly 40 percent of U.S. Gen Zs, 30 percent of young Christians identify as LGBTQ, poll shows
“We’re not indoctrinating your children.”