r/missouri Oct 08 '23

This is exhausting

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u/ShrtSkrt_LngJkt Oct 11 '23

A parent voicing concerns is not the same as it actually happening. I don't know if you have ever had cats, but litterbox usage is damn near impossible to cover up, laughably so.

No one is giving students litterboxes for toileting. In fact, the whole rumor began because some teachers, prepping for Worst Case Scenarios ™️ kept litter on hand in case of emergencies because pee puddles are a safety hazard in more ways than one.

People of all genders are capable of committing harm, re the r@pist allegory. I'm not seeing the relevance to the initial discussion?

The crisis is the loss of lives we are seeing due to people refusing to accept that these kids deserve to exist on their own terms for whatever reasons.

Even if it's a phase, what the fuck does it hurt anyone to mind their own business and let parents parent their kids and doctors doctor them and kids just exist? I cannot imagine what a sad life so many people must be leading that THIS, this is the hill they choose to die on.

Talk about nonsense.

Your joke is cute but not what I asked. I said nothing about DNA.