After a couple lesbians dressed up a six-year-old male foster child in girls’ clothing and posted pictures of him on Facebook, questions have arisen in New South Wales about how the decision was made to place the child with this family. The two lesbians were selected by Barnardo’s Find a Family program, which placed both the boy and a girl with the women. When initially placed, the boy was 3 and the girl 12. The girl soon expressed displeasure with the arrangement, and was removed from their care, but the three-year-old boy was too small to advocate for himself either way, so he stayed.

A psychologist who investigated the “family” reported to the court:

Overall, [names not published] impressed as a young couple who have had quite a turbulent period through the course of Campbell’s placement. This period has included a separation and reconciliation, ongoing difficulties with Abby resulting in a subsequent breakdown of her placement, a large wedding and honeymoon, fertility treatment and preparation for gender transformation for [name not published], as well as a current house move.”

So Barnardo’s placed the boy with a tranny… I know it’s fashionable these days to advocate for transsexual rights, but transsexuals are not normal people. They are far from ideal parents. People who cannot accept their natural sex have a mental illness, no matter what the weirdo gender theorists say. Furthermore, lesbians are very questionable as mothers of boys. Many of them have deep-seated problems with the entire male sex, and this can easily translate to problems with boys.

All else being equal, a three-year-old boy is far better off with a normal single man than he is with a couple lesbians.

But today, both contempt for fatherhood and idiotic political correctness have combined to create the kind of situation where a couple of unstable, mentally ill lesbians are given equal consideration in adoption. Additionally, perhaps misandry has given the people at Barnardo’s an excuse to not worry about placing a little boy in a situation with a high potential for abuse.

The responsibility for this lies largely on the shoulders of a few strange, family-hating academics and activists, who still cling to the belief that “gender is a social construct.” Now, it’s starting to become apparent that these people are actually dangerous, but still they retain tenure at public universities and often work for government-funded agencies (such as Barnardo’s). Would we hire muggers to our police forces? If not, why hire those who advocate that children be placed in highly abnormal, potentially abusive situations? It’s time to put these people in their place, and remove them from any positions of authority over children and families.