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In this land of ours, if a teenager, a young man or woman, sixteen, seventeen, eighteen years old, seventeen years old, if they wish to get a tattoo, a permanent ink on their body, the law will say, that's not allowed, you're too young to get a tattoo.

If a twenty-year-old, now he's above the age of eighteen, he wants to purchase beer, the law will say, you're too young, you cannot drink beer.

In fact, if any minor wants to purchase nicotine cigarettes, they too will be told this is not allowed.

If a young man or woman below the age of eighteen goes to the doctor, says, I want cosmetic surgery, I want to change my body, look more handsome, more beautiful.

The law will say, society will say, parents will say, rightfully so, you're too young to make this decision.

All of this is valid and good because that's the role of society, of parents, of law.

But what we are seeing now is something very strange.

In the same land where a seventeen-year-old cannot purchase cigarettes, if that same child comes and says, oh, I think I have been born into the wrong body.

I think my gender has been assigned by God incorrectly. I think that I want to shift to another gender.

And they go to the doctor, not for tattoo ink, not for cosmetic surgery to look more handsome and beautiful, but to self mutilate themselves, to cut off their natural organs, to amputate that which makes them quintessentially male or female.

At the same age that they cannot purchase a packet of cigarettes, if they go to the doctor and say, I want to block the natural progression of puberty.

I want to take abnormal atypical drugs so that I don't develop and blossom into a young lady or I don't become a young man.

The same society that doesn't allow a seventeen-year-old to put ink on their hands is going to welcome and embrace.

And in case the parents say, oh, hold on a sec, you're too young.

In case the parents say, you're only ten, fifteen, seventeen, how can you make this decision?

What we are seeing now is that terrifyingly, not yet fully, but in more and more cases, the law is siding with a child against the parents.

Under the guise of what is called transgender rights, we are witnessing yet another assault against the social fabric of humanity.

And if you know your Western history, this is not the first time these types of assaults have taken place.

For the last 100 years, we have consistently been seeing one assault after another.

Almost a century ago, after World War II, a movement arose, a movement arose that launched an attack on what it means to be quintessentially feminine,

a movement arose that attacked the roles of men and women that mocked true femininity, even if they call themselves feminists, and they mocked true masculinity, and they said men and women roles are all the same.

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