Alberta Premier Marlaina Smith plans to enact policies that will unavoidable HURT Trans kids while pretending to care about their protection.

Some of these changes include forcing tans kids below the age of 16 to get parental permission in order to use different pronouns or a different name and even 16 and over the parents must still be informed.

How does this protect trans youth? How does outing them against their will do anything but put them at risk for abuse from bad parents?
What parental right is violated by not being informed that a child is using different pronouns?

*Oh, and just in case you were wondering where Premier Marlaina Smith got her information, don't worry, she has consulted all the best experts:

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Bumbles · 51-55, M

I’m skeptical these are rights before the age of majority.

Pikachu

@Bumbles

According to section 7 of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms, all humans (including children) have a right to security.

Outing trans kids to potentially unsupportive parents will unavoidably result it kids being abused, punished, disowned or otherwise harmed which makes this policy a direct violation of that right.

If you are not in favour of increasing the number of kids who get abused, there is no reason to support this policy.