She, who's a "they," wants her baby to decide its gender

A Canadian parent is registering its baby 'gender unknown' because it insists that only the undeveloped brain of the baby can make an intelligent decision and claim the sex it wants to be, biology be damned.

We have finally come to the point in the culture wars where what liberals believe to be true is true for them. So if a liberal/progressive is born with the genetics of a male but believe he's a female, then normal people are supposed to go along with his delusion and say that he's a she in order to be politically correct.

The Canadian parent identifies as a "non-binary trans person" or, in other words, a gender-confused mentally ill person. Even if he has his penis and testicles surgically removed, he will still be a dude sans penis and testicles. He might sing falsetto, but his belief that he's a woman is false. If she has a uterus, then she's a 'she' no matter what surgery tries to trick us with. 

It's simply biology--and liberals call conservatives 'science deniers.'

Canadian Kori Doty claims through a moustache that she's neither a male or female--she claims to be a chihuahua. Just kidding--she thinks she has no gender, but then again, she's kind of stupid. 

Anyway, she is fighting to keep Searyl Atli's gender off government records since giving birth last November. Oh, and males simply cannot give birth--simple biology.

Doty wants to be referred to in the plural as "they" rather than "she" or even "he," which is what she seems to believe she is. 

Doty said they are "raising Searyl in such a way that until they have the sense of self and command of vocabulary to tell me who they are."

She added: "I'm recognizing them as a baby and trying to give them all the love and support to be the most whole person that they can be outside of the restrictions that come with the boy box and the girl box."

Ridiculous and extremely stupid, eh.

Doty said, "When I was born, doctors looked at my genitals [aka vagina] and made assumptions [stated a fact] about who I would be [no, they stated your gender], and those assignments followed me and followed my identification throughout my life.

"Those assumptions were incorrect, and I ended up having to do a lot of adjustments since then."

They weren't assumptions--it was an observation by a physician who knows the difference between male and female, and reality versus delusion.


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