"There is no legal requirement that needs to be fulfilled for a children to be socially transgendered. They don't need legal approval from a parent.
They don't need legal approval from a parent."
Getting it backwards. It's not about a legal requirement. The parents legally have authority to decide and take responsibility in all their children's affairs.....well... because..... their children . Their children have been legally placed in the care of guardians whereas they are legally delegated to by government the responsibility to be representative, to guard and be entrusted with sole rearing.
Children need not to give themselves legal approval, but just approval, just approval from their guardians like anything else their children are involved in because the guardians are the sole authority.
It's really as straightforward as that.
The topic is not saying children don't or shouldn't have autonomy. I understand and predicted it be interpreted that way.
All the topic is reiterating is that children get approval from their parents . The minors have the authorities over them. Just a simple setup of our society. A child gets an approval about his or her allowed behavior like any other behavior. Which could be socially one gender over the other or acting unruly over behaving disciplined.
The topic is "Should children allow themselves to be socially transgendered?"
See, if the opposing side didn't allow the keywords to fall by the wayside, what could be seen is something straightforward non controversial.
The keywords are "allow themselves".
But the opposite side is distracted by autonomy.
The basic relationship structure between minors and adults in society is approval of one over the other's affairs and welfare.
This is general parental structure. So in general, children or minors don't allow themselves to do anything without parental guidance bestowed on to parents mandated.
Anything, anything, anything that a child does brings to question of the responsibility of whom the child is in care of. So we have things such as child endangerment, child neglect and child welfare investigations.
If the mandate is not upheld or enforced, social services/child protective services are involved.
This is straightforward and the topic was glossed over. I predicted that someone would miss the keys. Perhaps many didn't and stayed away .