LGBTQ activists spouted far-left talking points in celebration of Mother’s Day on Sunday by sharing memes and videos.
Paul BoisLGBTQ activists spouted far-left talking points in celebration of Mother’s Day on Sunday by sharing memes and videos about how fathers can be mothers too.
In one video shared by Libs of TikTok, a man who identifies as a woman said America should have a “Parents Day.” “There’s two different days of the year that I question. There’s Mother’s Day and Father’s Day. As a trans person, as a trans woman, which one do I celebrate? I don’t feel like a father. Mother’s Day is tomorrow, I feel like a mom, but who celebrates me?” he asked rhetorically.
“I just genuinely want to know is there other people out there that you don’t know which one you fall under. Are you a mom or are you a dad? Where’s Parents Day? Why can’t we just have a Parents Day? he added. “Like you’re a parent that’s worth celebrating. Why does it have to be one or the other?”A parent is either a mother or a father. Happy mother’s day!
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