Jodie Whittaker: Doctor Who's 13th Time Lord to be a woman

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-40624288


As I have tweeted, my problem with this is not so much about woman, but transgenderism. I would have far less issue if James Bond or Sherlock Holmes became a woman; bemused more than anything, I suppose. But the doctor changes sex physiologically. This is a children's show. Inevitably the end result is that children view sex change as normal. And not only that - the left's transgender agenda is not just to normalise sex change, but to encourage it. And it was recently established in Doctor Who stories that sex change is not only common and normal, but that (and gender fluidity and homosexuality and all that) are signs of an "advanced" civilisation. There was literally a line that says
We're the most civilised civilisation in the universe. We're billions of years beyond your petty human obsession with gender and its associated stereotypes.
I don't know of any evidence to show that the level of advancement of a civilisation is negatively linked to the level of sex/gender "obsession". Obviously, we don't know of any alien civilisations. In the animal kingdom, generally the "higher" species are more likely to have rigid gender/marriage/familial roles. Physiological sex change is only found in lower species. Unless you want to talk about, you know, that Islam does not tolerate homosexuality and so on, but surely nobody dares to say that a certain civilisation is "less advanced" than the West?

And this left's agenda to blur the line between the two sexes (and to make gender a "continuum" rather than two discrete states), is just part of their grand plan to remove any distinguishing features between people - be it sex, gender, race, colour, family roles, nationality, ... In the end we all become a pool of goo. (I always wondered how much the left know about that Japanese comic/anime...) And we are a small step closer to their utopia.

PS1. Yes, I know the Doctor is an alien. An alien that looks and behaves remarkably like a human.

PS2. Don't even tell me all the "sex and gender are different concepts" thing. Just ask the left why they always mix them together themselves.

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