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Baptist Pastor Upset After Toy Company Adds Male Doll to Line
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It is the agenda of the Left to masculinity girls and feminize boys, while at the same time insisting that homosexuals are "born that way".
The American Girl Company promotes homosexuality and abortion. The above photo is from their magazine. America would be a much better place if conservatives practiced boycotting.
The American Girl Company promotes homosexuality and abortion. The above photo is from their magazine. America would be a much better place if conservatives practiced boycotting.
Just curious, did GI Joe or Barbie's friend Ken emasculate boys?
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GI Joe is an action figure. And, Ken wasn't good for boys. Thanks for asking. Crabtownboy, did you play with the Ken doll?
Look, we had to buy Ken for my sister, because He-Man was just too short for Barbie. It made the toy weddings look just ridiculous.
I had a male Cabbage Patch doll when I was like three or so, when they were all the rage.
I don't believe it affected my masculinity.
Baptist Press 1/25/84 - Cabbage Patch Dolls Born At Baptist College
"CLEVELAND, Ga. (BP)--Cabbage Patch dolls, the most popular toy in the past Christmas season, were first created at Truett-McConnell College in Cleveland, Ga. Xavier Roberts, who has become a multimillionaire because of the dolls, told USA Today he first created the soft sculptures for an art class at Truett-McConnell, a junior college affiliated with the Baptist Convention of the State of Georgia. Robert's company has produced more than 350,000 of the handmade version and Coleco, which purchased the right to mass-produce the dolls, sold approximately 2.5 milion, according to USA Today. Roberts atended Truett-McConnell from September 1974 to March 1977. He took mostly art courses."
They must have, since they were "men" but didn't have ..... (or did they start manufacturing them that way eventually?)
ROFL
No. When I was a kid there was no Barbie or Ken. No GI Joe either. We put played with sling shots, 22 rifles and shotguns. I was hunting before I was six.
We had Rock battles, walnut battles, etc. All great country boy fun. Before your time.
This is such a crisis. Between Ken Ham wanting to take back the rainbow as a Christian symbol from the gays and the evil of a Logan doll, I don't know what I should be praying about!
In other words... A doll.
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Pray for those who to decorate boy's room with rainbows and ken dolls.
Yep. Before responsibility, computer games, and subscription TV. Good fun.
He only says the best phrases. He's good with words.
*laugh*
Albert Mohler featured the story on his podcast today! The complementarian fixated on the boy doll being "basically back up as a musician to a girl doll."
http://www.albertmohler.com/2017/02/20/briefing-02-20-17/
*Clutches pearls.*