Young male Students in Connecticut are Wiser than their Teachers and Legislators
A ray of hope was witnessed last Wednesday when students from Brookfield High School in Connecticut engaged in civil disobedience. The unidentified male culprits tore down a tampon dispenser in record time. The mission was a surgical strike, ripping down the dispenser and its contents only twenty minutes after it was installed.
Far from ordinary adolescent vandalism, the action was intended to send a message to the school’s administration, and the lawmakers who mandated such an appliance be placed in what should be an all-male restroom. The story has become a nationwide protest against the immoral practice of transgenderism and those who support the practice by attempting to brainwash young generations. The High School boys have a message for you—they know more about right and wrong than their teachers and legislators who have bent their knees to the LGBTQ+ lobby.
The nonsense began with a law passed in Connecticut mandating schools from grades 3-12 to provide coin-free tampon dispensers in all women’s bathrooms, any all-gender restrooms, and one men’s restroom per school. You guessed it, the one men’s restroom is no longer compliant with the law at Brookfield High School thanks to the young heroes who know they were born male and do not need such sanitary products. The administration has taken steps to reinstall the fixture, but hopefully, it will have little chance in the men’s bathroom without constant surveillance.
Commenting on the development, Principal Marc Balanda sent out an email to students. saying, “ I apologize to all students in the building who are reading this but are not responsible for these types of issues and I also apologize to those students who are negatively impacted by the lack of availability of menstrual products.” Goodness gracious, how many menstrual products does a high school need?
The ever-sensitive Balanda said the vandalism was “the work of immature boys, not men.” Mr. Balanda, these immature boys you are talking about are more of a man than you will ever be because real men are not afraid of speaking and defending the truth. On the other hand, you either believe the garbage or are too fearful of losing your job.
Balanda’s pathetic reaction to the incident implored the students to engage in conversation. “Ask for more information. Use your words to start a dialogue rather than using your hands to destroy something. In this particular instance, if you have questions, please let me know.”
Balanda’s condescending response infers his position of the trans movement is correct. He thinks he needs to educate these hoodlums that natural law and the creation of males and females have changed, and they have not yet learned that lesson. True, the young students didn’t use their words to tell the pompous and ignorant principal he is entirely wrong that a male can be a female and a female can become a man, but they nevertheless made their point clear.
If there is one thing this story can show us, there are rays of light and hope coming from a generation of high school boys who aren’t afraid to fight for the truth. We can all learn from their courage to defend their birthright—born and proud to be what they are, men. Balanda, I think you need to ask them for more information. You need it.