In liberal Hollywood, happy endings only happen when liberal ideology is obeyed.Īs we’ve said before, it’s obvious propaganda meant to squash parents’ rights and make it appear as if teachers should be allowed to involve themselves in matters that should only be between a child and his/her parents.ĭespite poor season average ratings (this episode came in last place among all major networks), it was recently announced that A Million Little Things has been renewed for a fifth season. If the writers had decided to have Madison/Maddox’s parents seek mental health treatment for their daughter’s gender dysphoria, we wouldn’t be seeing such a heartfelt moment. Every child should feel safe and loved like that in real life, no matter what.īut it’s cringey that it took a liberal teacher playing the role of hero standing up to ignorant, racist parents to get to this point. It was heartwarming to later see father and daughter finally communicating while lying opposite each other on a fallen tree at the end of the episode. I think you both could use some more of that special time. She and I would look up at the clouds and forget about everything. Of course, the writers are preparing to have Clark learn from Rome’s leftist wisdom because every liberal story needs a liberal happy ending, amirite?Ĭlark: When Madison's little brother was born, just to get some special time, I used to take her here on Sundays. And if we fail to see the light, then we’re just racist, homophobic, transphobic, etc.
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And now I just feel like I'm losing her.Ĭould it be more obvious where this is heading? We clueless conservatives of the world would be so lost without people like Rome’s character to 'wokesplain' things to us so we can learn how to think, vote and act as they do. When she was little, and the way she looked at me, just that look in her eye, she could convince me to give her anything. I just feel like I don't know my daughter anymore. And I'm not trying to keep her from being who she is. If anything, it was the first place he felt safe enough to be who he really is, and this morning, you and your wife decided to take that away from him.Ĭlark: I love Madison. Rome: It's not about me! I'm talking about your child! My classroom didn't make Maddox trans. Rome: No, I came back to Sussex to protect other kids who might be a target like me! Ever since I left that place, every restaurant I walk into, every job I apply for, in any situation where I'm the minority, I'm wondering if it will embolden someone enough to disrespect me in the way that you and that institution did.
But what y'all did to me back then has stayed with me to this day.Ĭlark: Is that what this is? You came back to Sussex with a vendetta, and you're taking it out on our kids? You think that the little stunt you pulled at the water fountain was just an innocent prank. That's why I came back to Sussex, to look out for kids in the way that my teachers didn't look out for me when I was there. Mad- Your child came to me for help, and I was determined to make them feel safe. Madison wasn't talking about any of this stuff until you started teaching her. Rome: Look, I know you're upset, but I didn't put any ideas in his head.Ĭlark: "His?" See, this is exactly what I'm talking about. I mean, you're the one who put all those ideas in her head. She got upset, stormed up to her room, which is where we thought she was. Though it may not seem possible, it continues to get even worse as the episode progresses.Īfter Rome gets home, he receives a knock at his door and finds Madison’s father Clark standing there asking where his daughter is:Ĭlark: This morning, Isabelle and I told Madison we were taking her out of Sussex. Oh, the horror! (#eyeroll) This storyline has gotten so absolutely ridiculous it would almost be laughable if it wasn’t such a serious issue. Rome: But I thought you said if I wasn't fired, the Ainsworths would stop donating to the school.ĭre: I think that's happening either way. I'm just sorry the Ainsworths don't see it that way. You're doing exactly what I brought you here to do. The fact that you had to defend them to their parents is heartbreaking. I thought about it a lot, and all you did was protect a child that couldn't protect themselves. I was only trying to help, and obviously, I just made things worse.ĭre: I'm not accepting this. Look, I know Maddox's parents blame me for him being trans.
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