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[QUOTE][b]The BBC has been accused of acting recklessly after targeting children as young as six with a programme about a schoolboy who takes sex-change drugs. [/b]Parents are angry that the show, available on the CBBC website, features a transgender storyline inappropriate for their children.

And concerned campaigners said it could ‘sow the seeds of confusion’ in young minds. The programme, Just A Girl, depicts an 11-year-old’s struggle to get hormones that stunt puberty, making it easier to have sex-change surgery in the future.

[b]Just A Girl is the fictional video diary of a child who calls herself ‘Amy’ and dresses as a girl. It is hosted on the CBBC website, aimed at children aged between six and 12.[/b]

In the half-hour programme, Amy – played by an actress – reveals she was born a boy called Ben but has already started using puberty-halting drugs. Such hypothalamic blockers provoked a furore two years ago when The Mail on Sunday revealed an NHS clinic was willing to give them to children as young as nine.

In Just A Girl, Amy says: ‘When I was born, Mum said Dad was so pleased that he had a boy to take to the football. But Mum knew I was different. She realised early on that I was born in the wrong body.’

She adds: ‘My Mum supported me when I did a PowerPoint presentation to my class about transitioning and that I wasn’t going to come to school in boys’ clothes any more, but girls’ clothes. I wasn’t Ben, I was Amy.’[b]

Later Amy is shown telling a friend, Josh – a boy who wants to be recognised as a girl – that she is on hormone blockers, saying it took ‘ages’ to get them after ‘loads of tests and talks at the clinic’. ‘Once they realised I was trans for real, [I] got them,’ she says. In another entry, Amy tells viewers she has developed a crush on a boy called Liam, but confides: ‘Liam thinks I’m just a girl, but I’m not. I’m trans. And what’s he going to say if he finds out? Stop being my friend? Why? I’m still me, aren’t I?’[/b]

The BBC said: ‘Just A Girl is about a fictional transgender character trying to make sense of the world, deal with bullying and work out how to keep her friends, which are universal themes that many children relate to, and which has had a positive response from our audience.'
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‘CBBC aims to reflect true life, providing content that mirrors the lives of as many UK children as possible.’[/b][/QUOTE][b]cliffs:
-show on schoolkid becoming trans
-parents complain
-cuck BBC of peace refuses to pull it[/b]

hope this is in the right section

What's wrong with this? Don't let your child watch it if you don't want them to see it. The ratings will decide whether it gets pulled or not, not some angry reactionaries who will ironically support it by tuning in and spreading it everywhere because they're mad.

UK tax payers money goes on this ****

Yea, if you live in the UK and have a TV, you have to pay the BBC even if you don't watch it (SRS)

I really can't fathom a 10 year old making an informed decision about living as the opposite gender

That network is funded by mandatory taxes on people that own TVs.

The government has no business funding this filth and depravity. Fukkin crime.

Nobody could make an informed decision like that -- these people are mentally ill and are basically allowed to decide that the best course of treatment is self-mutilation.