Structure at home provides foundational lessons for a child's character,
Structure at home provides foundational lessons for a child's character, influencing their behavior in all other environments, such as school, the workplace, and broader society.
Unfortunately, leniency does the opposite, especially when parents accept and condone the myth of transgenderism. As soon as any child begins to demonstrate “gender dysphoria,” a form of mental illness, the parents have a responsibility to seek help for the child.
In the case of Robert Westman, the shooter who opened fire at the Annunciation Catholic Church in Minnesota, we know that his mother signed off on his name change to Robin and was aware of his gender issues. We also know that after the shooting, she refused to cooperate with the police until she had secured a lawyer. Both of those things indicate she supported the mental illness the left has tried to normalize.
One day later, there was another senseless murder involving a transgender, and in my opinion, this one occurred because of prosecutorial leniency.
In Shrewsbury, Massachusetts, a father was walking home after taking his six-year-old child to school when he noticed someone spraying graffiti on a bridge. At that point, he either said something to the person, took a picture of him, or both, which resulted in a confrontation.
According to Worcester County District Attorney Joe Early Jr.,
“The gentleman who was shot was returning from walking his 6-year-old child to school when he interacted with the suspect on the bridge. It appeared that the suspect was doing some type of spray painting. He took a picture of the suspect, and that started the altercation.”