Or a collar and lead!

Wait, but Birbalsingh said not to blame politicians. 😂😂😂

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Sounds reasonable 👏

Also cats don't need pocket money or an expensive phone. And you'll feel less guilty putting a cat up for adoption.

Don’t forget to make them use a litter tray instead of a toilet.

Exactly - but I have long come to believe that some people simply do not have the mental capacity to understand the (should be ) simple concepts of irony , hypocrisy and self-awareness . Jess Phillips is a perfect example -as are many, many , many on the left .

Every prize available.

Don’t agree with ‘normal’ as it harks back to days when every single child had to be exactly the same. It was very hard for entrepreneurial, clever thinkers or strugglers who see beyond simple answers. My husband suffered hugely at school but ended up running his own business at a young age and is a qualified accountant but didn’t fit class norms.

@@cg9616 " It was very hard for entrepreneurial, clever thinkers or strugglers who see beyond simple answers" - ??? and you think that its got BETTER???

Some things go way, way, way over some heads is all I can really say .

Gay doesn’t = queer and I face are being targeted also.

We need a "Katherine" in every school in this country .

Fu@k the banks! I think this is ideological, gr00mer, nonsense. One thing they can't take is my integrity.

Wtf are you on about?? More to the point, wtf are you on??

Would these “fictitious parents” be the same ones encouraging or, at the least, tolerating irreversible pre puberty gender reassignment intervention on their children?

@@normanlazarus1836 Yes, Exactly. Its easy for headteachers to create imaginary demanding parents to take the blame, and very difficult to believe this has gone on in the majority of the UK's thirty-two thousand schools. Birbalsingh has involved herself in a critically important political issue here. She could at least do some basic fact-checking before making claims which are not backed up by statistical evidence.

@@DM-ur8vc I don't think you're entirely right. These issues are not being led by children, although they are fueled by social media. The entire debacle is being led by teachers and educational professionals, who are themselves being led, manipulated and exploited by a toxic political organization.

@@slingertennischronicles I have just listened to the video again & the only time the word “majority” was used was by Piers Morgan in the phrase “silent majority” towards the end of the interview. Katherine Birbalsingh did not attempt to quantify or exaggerate the number of schools where the phenomenon of ‘furries’ is occurring or state that this was a problem in every classroom. She did say that this was a societal problem & that historically (my word) parents & teachers would push-back against children’s outlandish ideas (such as identifying as a moon, not specifically stated in the interview but I have attempted to use this example for clarification). In your original comment you quoted Katherine Birbalsingh as saying “in some schools” yet you have extrapolated this to mean “tens of thousands of UK schools”. If you had a valid point to make your exaggerations would not be necessary.

@@normanlazarus1836 "I don't blame schools. Because, in fact, in some places the parents are coming in and telling the schools this is how you must treat my child" This is what she said. When commenting on the recent Rye College debacle Birbalsingh said she actually "felt sorry" for the teacher involved. Yes - the teacher who told two perfectly polite thirteen year old children they were despicable for expressing an opinion, and then told them they needed to find another school. Birbalsingh felt sorry for her. This should tell you all you need to know...

You're right.