[Samseau]

http://www.slate.com/blogs/behold/2013/0...hotos.html









They don't say where the camp is in order to protect the privacy of its children, but does anyone else wonder if all the boys are there because they want to be?

[aphelion]

I saw this, and quickly closed the page, idly wondering if I had stumbled upon something that was illegal somehow.

[MrLemon]

Death spiral of a generation.

There is really only one intelligent question you can ask: "How the hell do I get away from it?"

[DLZ]

"You are You" -- ahahaha you literally can't make this shit up. it's like parody.

I blame plastics in the water, though.

[Menace]

It's really pretty disgusting.

[Sherman]

I didn't think it could get so low. That was pornographic.

[ElBorrachoInfamoso]

The fraction of these kids who are straight will grow up to hate their parents. Expect a few mass murderers to be created by this camp.

Gay

[Therapsid]

Read the comments. The left has become increasingly deranged. They've basically dropped bread-and-butter issues for non-stop promotion and celebration of gender-bending social degeneracy.

One thing you'll pick up from the blog Dalrock is that the American right ultimately follows along with social trends like this. In other words, just as conservatives are beginning to come around to the pro-gay position, in ten years they'll be supportive of vouchers for privately-run gender re-education camps.

In the end, I think the most pertinent response to these things is to follow the money. Who's funding stuff like this?

[Tuthmosis]

Encouraging comment:

   

[soup]

(07-17-2013 02:26 PM)Tuthmosis Wrote:  

Encouraging comment:

You guys, I'm really part He-Man. It's just that I wasn't born like that, but I am him. Also, I'm part Lion-O, even though I don't technically own the Sword of Omens.

You don't know what it is like to go through life with out those swords. I'm going to get an operation so that I look more like Lion-o and he-man.

I'm also going to start a lobby to get the government to pay for the operation and to get the creation of my swords subsidized.

If you don't start referring to me as He-Soup-O, I'm going to contact that the Southern Anti-Hate organization thing and tell them to list the forum as a hate site again.


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Actually, I don't really care if these little boys want to dress up as girls and their parents let them do it or go to camp for it.

As long as I'm not paying for it.

[soup]

What I don't like about guys who turn gay because they low-confidence with women is that they are pussies and haven't tried to learn game or anything.

[aphelion]

(07-17-2013 02:26 PM)Tuthmosis Wrote:  

Encouraging comment:

I think that one might be a troll post. It's a clever one if so.

[gfly]

My cousin has an adopted six year old boy that apparently wears dresses. Oh sorry they are princess costumes not dresses, letting a 6 year old wear a dress would be wrong. If Isee the kid wearing one I'm not going to be able to keep my mouth shut. Funny thing is their other adopted 6 year old is a pyscho but somehow they don't embrace that and give him bb guns and such.

[The Beast1]

It should be said bullying has a good side. It keeps weird stuff like this from happening.

[Gmac]

Parents should be sterilized, banned from adoption, and have their children removed from their household.

In a perfect world.

[DLZ]

Man, the west is fucked. The barbarians at the gates must be salivating.

It's gotta be the plastics.

[Twi]

(07-17-2013 02:26 PM)Tuthmosis Wrote:  

Encouraging comment:

[Roosh]

"Gender reeducation"

[Days of Broken Arrows]

I hate to be the voice of dissent here, but I think the reason for camps such as this is that too many parents years ago boxed their sons into micro-specific gender roles. What I mean by that is that if you didn't "follow the script" you got shamed...or worse.

Case in point: me.

I was always 100 percent straight. Yet in fourth grade I started reading teenybopper music mags and young adult novels written by Judy Blume. When my dad found out, he started calling me a "pansy" and beat me up so bad I couldn't even go to school the next day. It all ended with me bleeding and crying, having to throw all of the stuff I'd bought with my own saved money a garbage bag, while my dad stood there screaming and my brothers stood around laughing because I was a "faggot."

Is this what you want?

I ended up becoming a writer and eventually an author. Those mags and books formed the foundation of a career where I was never unemployed and also a sought-after freelancer. Had I not gotten shamed for pursuing something I loved early on, I could have been far more successful because I would have been more confident.

While the examples presented in the above article are extreme and hard to stomach, I think we need to be careful of taking our dislike of boys who are different to such an extreme that we damage our sons. Some boys aren't football heroes and prefer books to sports. It's not the end of the world if you have a son like that. And by the way: I bet my dad would consider being part of an all-guy forum like this "pretty queer."

[Gmac]

(07-17-2013 06:46 PM)Days of Broken Arrows Wrote:  

I hate to be the voice of dissent here, but I think the reason for camps such as this is that too many parents years ago boxed their sons into micro-specific gender roles. What I mean by that is that if you didn't "follow the script" you got shamed...or worse.

Case in point: me.

I was always 100 percent straight. Yet in fourth grade I started reading teenybopper music mags and young adult novels written by Judy Blume. When my dad found out, he started calling me a "pansy" and beat me up so bad I couldn't even go to school the next day. It all ended with me bleeding and crying, having to throw all of the stuff I'd bought with my own saved money a garbage bag, while my dad stood there screaming and my brothers stood around laughing because I was a "faggot."

Is this what you want?

I ended up becoming a writer and eventually an author. Those mags and books formed the foundation of a career where I was never unemployed and also a sought-after freelancer. Had I not gotten shamed for pursuing something I loved early on, I could have been far more successful because I would have been more confident.

While the examples presented in the above article are extreme and hard to stomach, I think we need to be careful of taking our dislike of boys who are different to such an extreme that we damage our sons. Some boys aren't football heroes and prefer books to sports. It's not the end of the world if you have a son like that. And by the way: I bet my dad would consider being part of an all-guy forum like this "pretty queer."

Or, you could now be Francis instead of Frank, fully equipped with a functioning vagina.

[gfly]

Sorry but sexuality is plastic to a certain extent. Letting boys go to tranny camp has no upside, maybe without tranny camp they would be gay functioning members of society and tranny camp is the push/short circuit to being a tranny hooker. Marker for the end of civilization.

[Clash1e]

Are we sure this isnt part of the "Pre-crime" unit that preemptively corrects/punishes future 'political prisoners' gulag-style?

Giving them the freedom to be gay whether or not they like it so when they become adults theyll take all the butthexxin without a peep.

[Handsome Creepy Eel]

But DOBA, it seems to me that the awful thing that your dad did and gender reeducation camps are the same thing, only the camps are worse because they deal with even younger children and their effects are far more formative. The camps aren't some kind of protection from hyper-masculine norms that will let boys engage in a bit of feminine behaviour, they're instruments for lunatics who decided what gender their children must pretend to be. It's the same thing, only in the opposite direction and more pervasive.

[ghostdog]

(07-17-2013 06:46 PM)Days of Broken Arrows Wrote:  

I hate to be the voice of dissent here, but I think the reason for camps such as this is that too many parents years ago boxed their sons into micro-specific gender roles. What I mean by that is that if you didn't "follow the script" you got shamed...or worse.

Case in point: me.

I was always 100 percent straight. Yet in fourth grade I started reading teenybopper music mags and young adult novels written by Judy Blume. When my dad found out, he started calling me a "pansy" and beat me up so bad I couldn't even go to school the next day. It all ended with me bleeding and crying, having to throw all of the stuff I'd bought with my own saved money a garbage bag, while my dad stood there screaming and my brothers stood around laughing because I was a "faggot."

Is this what you want?

I ended up becoming a writer and eventually an author. Those mags and books formed the foundation of a career where I was never unemployed and also a sought-after freelancer. Had I not gotten shamed for pursuing something I loved early on, I could have been far more successful because I would have been more confident.

While the examples presented in the above article are extreme and hard to stomach, I think we need to be careful of taking our dislike of boys who are different to such an extreme that we damage our sons. Some boys aren't football heroes and prefer books to sports. It's not the end of the world if you have a son like that. And by the way: I bet my dad would consider being part of an all-guy forum like this "pretty queer."

I see your point. Artistic men are different from sports-watching men.
The sports watching guy is actually a caricature of masculinity. He is the Homer Simpson.
Historically men were artists, thinkers, scientists. Now they just watch other men run around on TV and play video games.

[Idlenations]

I wonder how many of them kids will end up committing suicide when they are older just because their parents are hippy cunts.