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This children's book, unexpectedly categorized as LGBT on Amazon, sparked controversy for its satirical take on gender identity and parental acceptance of children's self-identification. It became a bestseller.
I feel like I'm fulfilling my, this is my lifelong calling to be a children's book author and it feels wonderful.
— Episode: The Dan Bongino Sunday Special 12/26/21
Episode: The Dan Bongino Sunday Special 12/26/21
This children's book, unexpectedly categorized as LGBT on Amazon, sparked controversy for its satirical take on gender identity and parental acceptance of children's self-identification. It became a bestseller.
I feel like I'm fulfilling my, this is my lifelong calling to be a children's book author and it feels wonderful.
the left has had a monopoly on the indoctrination of kids for a long time. I consider this the unindoctrination process, the back to reality process.
it's called Johnny the Walrus because it's not about an actual walrus, it's about a little kid who pretends to be a walrus and then his mom is progressive and woke and so she learns from society that she's supposed to respect her son's self-identity. And so she tries to raise him as a walrus, as sort of a trans walrus and at one point takes him to a doctor to look into getting a medically transitioned into being a walrus.
the book, it never says the word transgender in the book.
I'm not only a bestselling children's author, I am and this was very unexpected. I'm a bestselling LGBT author.