Gee whiz! 120,000,000 people don't know what a woman is; and after the movie they still won't get the fact that a woman is an adult, female human; always was, and always will be.

I'm not sure that there is any evidence that people are getting sick of the nonsense - if they are even interested. There is still too much noise from the loonies and attention-seekers/anarchists drowning out the few sensible people with the concern and guts to kick back.

"Gee whiz! 120,000,000 people don't know what a woman is; and after the movie they still won't get the fact that a woman is an adult, female human; always was, and always will be."

Didn't watch the video, did you ttbn? Did even bother to find out what the video was about?

Honestly. Ignorance might be bliss, but wilful ignorance is just pathetic.

FYG, the theme of the movie was examining the 'thinking' (for want of a better word) of those who claim that we can't define womanhood, and exposing the fatuousness of such 'thinking', as well as exploring ways to combat the insidious infiltration of these ideas into certain circles including education.

mhaze

What a strange reaction from you. No I didn't watch the video, and I remain amazed that so many people did. Some of us don't need other people to do our thinking for us, or need help to make up our minds.

You are obviously not one of us, but I do appreciate your reminder that most people are sheep who need constant shepherding.

Ah what do you expect ttbn...
In this day and age they teach us that men can have periods.
No wonder the youngsters are all effed up.

The real driver behind all this craziness now is in the workplace.
Get someones preferred gender wrong and the company can be sued for bullying or not providing a safe working environment...
Corporate bigwigs and their executives sit around the boardroom or have hours long video conferences discussing what to do about it, and at the risk of legal action they of course bend the knee to the lunacy.

AC

Schools, universities, workplaces, sporting organisations, wherever people gather. I read something yesterday about people being told to attach their 'pronouns' to email signatures at work!

I suppose I could be a bit hard on younger generations. I'm 80, and still working on old, established values and common sense; and I don't have to deal with the pressures and bullying that younger people do. Mind you, there are a few oldies here who are as naive and daft as the youngsters, if their posts are to be believed. Second childhoods? Trying to keep in with their grandchildren?

Whatever. I just can't fathom why so many people are unable to think for themselves, but need to be told what to think - usually by someone they don't even know on (anti) social media, the internet, or in the mainstream media.

It used to be said that the human brain wasn't fully developed until the age of 25 years. I think that we can add 20 or 30 years to that now.

mhaze- Kudos on the link to the video. Thanks.

http://forum.onlineopinion.com.au/thread.asp?discussion=10145#347633