Another day, yet another instance of trans indoctrination.
Our favorite leftwing boogeyman, Libs of TikTok, posted an ad by skincare company Aveeno for a kids' shampoo and conditioner.
It starts off normal enough, with a little boy scrubbing his hair in the tub, helped by his dad.
Then the kid gets out, and what is he wearing while playing around? A sparkly rainbow skirt and a jacket.
No, I am not making this up.
Popular skincare company Aveeno promotes gender confusion for kids in a new ad featuring a little boy cross-dressing.
— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) March 11, 2024
This is how they subtly try to normalize gender ideology in our culture.
This is not an accident. It's all by design. They are embedding it into EVERYTHING. pic.twitter.com/T8FaK3VqtL
Yes, I want to shout profanities as well (but I'm writing this in a library).
It seems as though you cannot go a day without seeing some new instance of the gender goblins ruining children's innocence with their shenanigans.
Just at the end of February, we saw footage of a 15-month-old girl being referred to as "they/them" by her apparent mother for some dumb reason related to kids being able to decide for themselves because 15-month-olds are aware of the fact that they are boys or girls.
For Our VIPs: 15-Month-Old Girl at Pride Parade Goes by 'They/Them' Pronouns
Going a little further back, my boy Kevin Downey Jr. elaborated on the cases of the Cox and Kolstad families, whose children were removed from their custody because they would not allow them to transition.
"We love our son and wanted to care for him, but the state of Indiana robbed us of that opportunity by taking him from our home and banning us from speaking to him about gender," said the Coxes.
"We were very clear to the emergency room staff as well as CFS that this goes against our values, morals, and our religious beliefs," Mrs. Krista Kolstad told Reduxx.
As noted by Kevin, the Coxes are from Indiana while the Kolstads are Montanans, which only serves to demonstrate the reach of the trans crowd and their ability to influence people.
Still, you have to wonder what Aveeno sought to gain by making an ad featuring a boy in a dress (which makes you wonder why "trans" toddlers seem to be mostly boys, while girls who transition are a bit older), knowing full well we on the side of sanity would notice and be angry by it.
But maybe I just answered my own question.
The people pushing this stuff do it precisely so normal people get angry and demand action, which in turn legitimizes the hysteria about genocide cultivated among the trans crowd, thereby retaining those questioning their transition, with the bonus of radicalizing some members into committing acts of violence.
It's a sinisterly effective system, one that requires constant pushing to fight against.
