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Disgraceful Sex Change Documentary Bbc
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Why cant children be allowed to be children?
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Typical of the liberal left Metropolitan 'elite' running the BBC. This is social engineering funded by the taxpayers. It is an absolute disgrace.
09:07 Mon 31st Oct 2016
I'm not sure I'm comfortable with it either although I can't immediately think why. However I am puzzled by the references to "aimed at six year olds", "targeting children as young as six" and "BBC is making this programme freely available to children as young as six"- where does the six come from, and surely it's freely available to anyone over the age of one unless the parents oversee their viewing habits
Ah, it has never been broadcast, it is on a website
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Just skimmed through it. Doesn't seem disgraceful.
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Just skimmed through it. Doesn't seem disgraceful.
Naomi,
It is not a transgender story, it is the story about a girl starting school. It is not messing with young childrens minds.
Saying that, I think parents should be able to trust the content on the CBBC website. There should have been more of a warning, and maybe shouldhave been behind a parental passcode.
It is not a transgender story, it is the story about a girl starting school. It is not messing with young childrens minds.
Saying that, I think parents should be able to trust the content on the CBBC website. There should have been more of a warning, and maybe shouldhave been behind a parental passcode.
Naomi,
There was a screen grab of that in the Mail article.
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Perhaps Mumsnet can bring a class action lawsuit against the BBC for trauma and brain damage to their children.
There was a screen grab of that in the Mail article.
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Perhaps Mumsnet can bring a class action lawsuit against the BBC for trauma and brain damage to their children.
Gromit, //There was a screen grab of that in the Mail article.//
I didn't see that but if you did I'm at a loss to understand why you said "It is not a transgender story".
//Perhaps Mumsnet can bring a class action lawsuit against the BBC for trauma and brain damage to their children. //
Sarcasm isn't helpful.
I didn't see that but if you did I'm at a loss to understand why you said "It is not a transgender story".
//Perhaps Mumsnet can bring a class action lawsuit against the BBC for trauma and brain damage to their children. //
Sarcasm isn't helpful.
How do you normalise something that isn't the norm?
You tell it to the kids as early as you can and keep reinforceing it over time.
That is what happens with everything. Look how sexualised the world, or even just the UK, has become? When I was young there was very little sex on the TV. Now it is in 'young peoples' programmes all the time in some form or another.
If it happens, even infrequently, it can be normalised.
The BBC shouldn't be doing this but I have always thought the BBC are a law unto themselves anyway.
You tell it to the kids as early as you can and keep reinforceing it over time.
That is what happens with everything. Look how sexualised the world, or even just the UK, has become? When I was young there was very little sex on the TV. Now it is in 'young peoples' programmes all the time in some form or another.
If it happens, even infrequently, it can be normalised.
The BBC shouldn't be doing this but I have always thought the BBC are a law unto themselves anyway.
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