Watch Louder with Crowder every weekday at 11:00 AM Eastern, only on Rumble Premium!

Even the left cannot keep its trans ideology straight. So, why did trans TikToker Lilly Tino dress up as Ms. Rachel to try to indoctrinate the younger generation? More often than not, when you rely on kids to affirm your ideology, that is a sign you are on the wrong side of history.

According to The Post Millennial:

In the video, captioned “Ms. Lilly teaches parents!”, Tino appears in a similar outfit to Ms. Rachel and addresses the camera, first asking, “Can you say cisgender?” Tino went on to use a metaphor to explain gender identity, saying that when people are born, doctors give them a “hat” that tells the world “a lot about you,” holding up a blue hat labeled “boy.”

“Hopefully the hat that the doctor gives you fits. But for transgender people like me, it just doesn’t,” Tino said, later describing how transgender individuals “take off the hat” and choose one that “fits perfectly,” holding up a pink hat labeled “girl.”

“Some people think that ‘trans’ and ‘cis’ are bad words. But they’re not. They’re just opposites,” Tino added. “Everyone uses trans and cis, even astronauts.”

The problem with this theory is that it is entirely based on imagination. There is zero evidence in reality that people can be born in the wrong body. At one point in human history, this used to be called delusions. Now, the left calls it brave and an identity.

Additionally, the entire ideology is illogical and breaks down by its own premise. According to the left, gender and sex are two different things. But if that were true, everyone could go on with their day as if none of this had happened. That is not the case, as the left DEMANDS you affirm any and all genders, despite it being biologically false.

To try to convince children of this ideology is deeply deranged and will never be justified. It also says a lot about a man when they rely on kids to affirm their false identity. And to claim his behavior is bizarre and not of sound mind would be an understatement.

- YouTube www.youtube.com