Canada

The only argument I've heard that makes any sense is against gender surgery or hormone treatments, with the argument being that they're not adults and may regret having that medical intervention later. Truth be told, I don't know enough to say whether that's right or wrong, but I do think that's a reasonable argument (but I would want to hear actual medical opinions over this instead of feelings opinions).

But pretty much everything else about it is silly and undisguised bigotry.

Not teaching kids about being queer isn't going to make them not queer, as queerness existed before we named it. Dismissing it as a phase is kind of pointless as even if it were a phase, exploring pronouns and gender identity isn't going to hurt them. Saying it's just a mental illness to be queer is harmful and even if true it has a reliable treatment called gender affirming care. Stuff like making kids get parental permission to be addressed by preferred pronouns is clearly setting up abusive situations, so I don't get how any (non bigoted) people can fully support that.

Maybe the one other thing is I do think drag story time is weird. I know the argument is it's like an actor known for R rated movies doing G rated ones, but drag shows are more like an adult burlesque show and I wouldn't bring kids to burlesque story hour either. People being in drag doesn't bother me, but the drag queen thing is different to that.

Edit: I accept that the first doesn't happen, my point was just that doctors who are sworn not to harm people should be the only ones deciding what medical decisions people are allowed to make.

The second one is a bad comparison yes, but I'm allowed to personally not like it. I don't think it should be banned or that it is what people say it is.