Body Language – Hope for Canada

It was encouraging that so many were there and politely irate for the most part. The board made a double speak statement that the policy was not changed and that they have never voted on the issue , implying that the statement made in the press by the facilities manager that locker rooms were available based on sexual identity was a rogue action, which I don’t believe. Their attorney who was there, I think under duress , spent the whole time looking down, covering his mouth with his hands, and made a similar statement at the end. He was the one who advised them, based on case law and contradictory to statue to change their practice, I firmly believe. I think they forced him to face the music. He had all the body language of a caught psychopath. They let us all speak for three minutes and did not intervene if somebody exceeded their limit, correctly sensing that some were ready to light the torches. Message sent. It was clear that those there will not let the issue go. Several parents told stories of traumatized middle school girls who were school refusing due to trans boys in the girl’s bathrooms, since our schools are allowing this barbarity. Since so many had already made my points, I focused mostly on my expertise in mental health about how unstable most trans individuals are and how a good percentage of them are fetisihists, who derive sexual gratification from dressing as the opposite sex and exposing themselves, and also how enabling the delusional thought processes of mentally ill people only makes them worse. I also spent some of my time on the social contagion itself and the responsibility of the board to lead instead of submitting to a fad that is based upon on lies. I noticed the board members squirming when speakers quoted scripture, so I stayed away from that and focused on their character as leaders instead.