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Trans-Wolf Teacher Fired
#41
(02-23-2026, 07:13 AM)andy06shake Wrote: When did it become the United States Secretary of Defense's job to fire teachers? 

Would that not fall to the school principal or the district superintendent's purview?

Teachers at military schools are employed by the Department of Defense.
Hegseth didn't personally fire him.
But the department did.
#42
(02-23-2026, 07:13 AM)andy06shake Wrote: When did it become the United States Secretary of Defense's job to fire teachers? 

Would that not fall to the school principal or the district superintendent's purview?

That also “jumped out at me”.
#43
This might be one of the last chances I have to risk offending someone over this... spectacle.

I thought of something outrageous... is this a "show?"

I mean... there is no possible reason that exposing students to this is either constructive, educational, or apt to be emotionally impactful on a forming mind.  Any decisions to 'bring this personal affectation' into a school environment appears more a distraction than a lesson.

Certainly such openly theatrical conduct passed someone's muster, yes?

Intent.

The cub was seeking to be the center of righteous intentions... to 'agitate' for the 'cause?'
"make waves," as some would say.

Poor kids.

The media demonstrably is "on board" given the "news cycle."
How far does this story spread....

One person's predilection for imagery...

and the media's willingness to go 'full steam ahead!'


I found another way to piss someone off too... ( Tongue)

Wolves have no rights and no responsibilities.... therefore they must be owned...
Licensed,... checked for ticks.

Or is this a planted event... a distraction... from something that shouldn't matter.
#44
(02-23-2026, 02:55 PM)Maxmars Wrote: This might be one of the last chances I have to risk offending someone over this... spectacle.

I thought of something outrageous... is this a "show?"

I mean... there is no possible reason that exposing students to this is either constructive, educational, or apt to be emotionally impactful on a forming mind.  Any decisions to 'bring this personal affectation' into a school environment appears more a distraction than a lesson.

Certainly such openly theatrical conduct passed someone's muster, yes?

Intent.

The cub was seeking to be the center of righteous intentions... to 'agitate' for the 'cause?'
"make waves," as some would say.

Poor kids.

The media demonstrably is "on board" given the "news cycle."
How far does this story spread....

One person's predilection for imagery...

and the media's willingness to go 'full steam ahead!'


I found another way to piss someone off too... ( Tongue)

Wolves have no rights and no responsibilities.... therefore they must be owned...
Licensed,... checked for ticks.

Or is this a planted event... a distraction... from something that shouldn't matter.

There’s transgender — then there is behavior. 

There is a bit more info on “her” (still all coming from a single source as far as I can tell). 

I find some of “her” behavior — childish — entitled — and out of line. “She”was restricted from wearing a wolf tail — which “she” allegedly complained about on social media. 

Another complaint was “she” wore a skirt and fishnets. Well — I bet there are female teachers who dress that way — so I don’t find an issue with that. 

Being a good teacher that happens to be transgender does not harm children.  But their parents reaction can.
#45
(02-23-2026, 04:18 PM)ANNEE Wrote: Another complaint was “she” wore a skirt and fishnets. Well — I bet there are female teachers who dress that way — so I don’t find an issue with that. 

A man in a skirt and fishnets who wants to wear a wolf tail and be identified as a she-wolf .... 

COMEON!

That's not healthy nor is it being a 'good teacher' to distract the students
with such outlandish and self absorbed behavior.
#46
(02-23-2026, 04:18 PM)ANNEE Wrote: There’s transgender — then there is behavior. 

There is a bit more info on him (still all coming from a single source as far as I can tell). 

I find some of his behavior — childish — entitled — and out of line. He was restricted from wearing a wolf tail — which he allegedly complained about on social media. 

Another complaint was he wore a skirt and fishnets. Well — I bet there are female teachers who dress that way — so I don’t find an issue with that. 

Being a good teacher that happens to be transgender does not harm children.  But their parents reaction can be

I would expect the local community to resolve this matter.  And I understand the attention... because it certainly is being given...

But the presence of the media's "third voice" in the information mix troubles me.  

They already portrayed the behavior as unwanted...
... and proceeded to amplify voices...
within the context of a narrative...

I can never pretend to understand the full spectrum of experiences as people who undertake this path...
and clearly... generally speaking, people are not inclined to make it better, easier, or less stressful.

I expect a bitter 'media narration' within all this... which antagonists will characterize as "defending pedophiles..."  there is a reason for that knee jerk response... that reason isn't pedophilia, it's homophobia.
There is a vast reservoir of unwanted recollections many evoke in real life... almost without thinking.

Activists are absolutely no different. 
It's an activist "plan within plan" thing...
it's always there... and surprisingly often, their downfall.

To "tickle" this feared confrontation in the mind, you reset perceptions... doesn't matter how, it's the reset that present 'opportunity' to metaphorically 'trigger.'

Cruel, manipulative, basely disrespectful is the aim of that kind of activism...
They are usually masters of inflicting damage.

When they grow up, they get to choose to be instigators or executors.

Inside Deny Politics we often see their work as an echo, with due criticism from all...




well... this is like a goodbye thing for me of late..

only because I know many of us may find their 'better' place...

When the tent strikes again, somewhere, somehow... we will have lost many friends to other paths... it's a reasonable expectation for me... I've seen the taunting messages in the now defunct list of membership requests... along with some earnest folk trying to join.

After ATS upended, and we set out to share our thoughts together again...
some did leave and never returned.
We're not robots.  

We will remain forever in the members' debt...
it was both uplifting and frustrating in equal measure to witness the DI event...
a 'rebirth' if you will... for whatever that is worth.

I fear we missed out on the possibilities from this point...
for the moment.

I've reconsidered something I stated earlier... to amend...
Maxmars is of this community...
when we reconvene...
it is my wish to be there...

(assuming y'all haven't gotten sick of my crap.  Tongue)
#47
(02-23-2026, 04:24 PM)FlyersFan Wrote: A man in a skirt and fishnets who wants to wear a wolf tail and be identified as a she-wolf .... 

COMEON!

That's not healthy nor is it being a 'good teacher' to distract the students
with such outlandish and self absorbed behavior.


Transgender. 

Therefore not a man in a dress or skirt and fishnets.
#48
MAXMAR — I’m just shy of 80 years old and grew up in the liberal beach areas of Los Angeles. I’ve experienced a lot of “NEW’S” in my lifetime. 

I was not always readily of accepting the evolution of society/social differences. 

But I did realize it was “proper society” that made the rules shoving all that did not fit to the fringes (which also included mentally and physically disabled). It is “proper society” that created the fringe culture. 

So now — those who have always been are now part of everyday society — which includes all ages. 

They’re not going back in the “box” because they make some people uncomfortable. 

But as I stated — anyone can have bad behavior.
#49
(02-23-2026, 06:16 PM)ANNEE Wrote: Transgender. 

Therefore not a man in a dress or skirt and fishnets.

XX/XY.   He's a dude in a dress with fishnets, and thinks he's a she-wolf.

Totally unbalanced.   A bad example for children.   Mentally ill.
#50
(02-23-2026, 06:59 PM)FlyersFan Wrote: XX/XY.   He's a dude in a dress with fishnets, and thinks he's a she-wolf.

Totally unbalanced.   A bad example for children.   Mentally ill.


“People of the Fringe” are now free to be — and here to stay. 

How something like transgender is introduced to a child makes all the difference in the world to their understanding. My kid had no trouble understanding and accepting it is a natural birth difference. 

Adults who take issue will pass that negativity onto the child. 

Who’s really harming the child?



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