Piers Morgan has had enough of the 'limitless self-identity' that has developed around the world, after it was revealed students had been reprimanded for questioning their peers’ choice to identify as animals.
The Telegraph reported the news earlier in the week, revealing students were chastised by teachers for questioning the self-proclaimed identity of their peers at Rye College in East Sussex.“It wasn’t so long ago that when teachers asked children what they want to be, they meant what profession – now they’re asking them which animal, object or beast they may identify as”, he said.
Piers Morgan has blasted a UK school after a teacher said it was despicable for students to question their peers' claiming to identify as a cat. Picture: Piers Morgan Uncensored The teacher responded “you were questioning their identity – where did you get this idea that there is only two genders? Gender is not linked to the parts you are born with, gender is how you identify.”
“That you identify with the gender, with the sexual organ you are born with or you’re weird – that’s basically what you’re saying, which is really despicable”, they said. "It’s the student having to educate the teacher because the teacher has been indoctrinated into stupidity due to the gender ideologies."
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