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Teenage Girl Spews Horrible Rant Against Transgender Seven-Year-Old In Girl Scouts
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Jamie Feldmar
Published Jan 11, 2012
Modified Jan 11, 2012
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Remember a few months ago, when seven-year-old Bobby Montoya gained national attention because he "liked girl stuff" and wanted to join his local Girl Scouts chapter? After a giant PR headache, the organization decided to let Montoya in, saying "if a child identifies as a girl and the child's family presents her as a girl, Girl Scouts of Colorado welcomes her as a Girl Scout." Despite the fact that Montoya didn't actually join his local troupe, the decision to allow him to do so instantly infuriated some conservative troupes, who called the move "extremely confusing" and an "almost dangerous situation."
Now, a 14-year-old girl from California is jumping on the hatemongering bandwagon, releasing this long, stilted, absolutely rage-inducing video calling for all Americans to boycott Girl Scout cookies. She accuses the group of "not being honest" with her, her family, her Scout sisters, and the American public, makes the case that "it's not safe to hide boys in Girl Scouts," and says she won't be funneling any more cash into their transgender-person-acceptance agenda anymore. Watch the video, then check out her backers, HonestGirlScouts.com, and start buying ALL THE GIRL SCOUT COOKIES EVER.
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