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originally posted by: WakeUpBeer
originally posted by: JinMI
However, tread with care because eventually you broach the definition of insanity!:
I'm sure I can find a doctor that will feed my delusions.
originally posted by: FlyersFan
Hows that information coming ... you know ... that proves that the homes of the majority of TRANS students are unsafe? Where is the violence and/or abuse stats? Or are you going to admit what you said is untrue AGAIN?
Sure keep telling that to yourself, what's happening in these thread is certainly not a debate nor a conversation.
No facts are ever presented just interpretations of what someone said at a press conference, never an actual article that has some legal value to prove any of the trans critique claims
Concentrated effort to deny ignorance with some real research into hospitals and clinic policies to make a real diffrence. The stuff you do when your oh so concerned about something, you want to rause awareness...
originally posted by: Annee
History shows LGBTQ* kids need a safe haven — often from their own parents.
That’s a majority history — not a selected rare occurrence.
originally posted by: WakeUpBeer
originally posted by: Annee
Mine is the “foundation of support”.
Based on a foundation of lies.
But we've been through this.
So just keep doing you, I guess.
Just know "my thing" doesn't come from a place of winning internet arguments (with you or anyone), it comes from genuine concern.
You know I'm tired of leftoids pushing their views on everyone, expecting everyone to confirm or else! THE STATE is guilty about this in the first place so don't see this as an attack.
originally posted by: Terpene
a reply to: JinMI
Sure keep telling that to yourself, what's happening in these thread is certainly not a debate nor a conversation.
No facts are ever presented just interpretations of what someone said at a press conference, never an actual article that has some legal value to prove any of the trans critique claims
Concentrated effort to deny ignorance with some real research into hospitals and clinic policies to make a real diffrence. The stuff you do when your oh so concerned about something, you want to raise awareness about... Spewing hate filled psychological diagnosis on every occasion, I'm amazed at all the doctors in kackology
Just propaganda, gobble up and
originally posted by: TheToastmanCometh
a reply to: DBCowboy
I was going to say...if i'm scared off by most treatments and surgeries (my plans is to just get a mastectomy and maybe a hysterectomy), why would people put children through it?
originally posted by: Daughter2
a reply to: Annee
As a caregiver to a person with autism, I highly suspect the correlation between autism and gender identity is not really a correlation but has to do with data collection:
1. People with autism have difficulty with self-expression. For example, my brother says "my mother" instead of "our mother" when speaking with me. It would lead the door open for the person to be misunderstood.
2. Someone diagnosed is already in the system of mental health care - it's super easy to tag on a diagnosis.
3. For people who identify on the low end of the spectrum, autism is now a trendy diagnosis and so is transgender.
originally posted by: FlyersFan
originally posted by: nugget1
I'm going to be surprised if there isn't a massive amount of parents opting out of the public school system in favor of other learning venues.
Not everyone can afford private schools.
Not everyone can afford to homeschool.
So the kids and families are stuck coming under attack in the public schools.
originally posted by: Daughter2
As a caregiver to a person with autism, I highly suspect the correlation between autism and gender identity is not really a correlation but has to do with data collection:
1. People with autism have difficulty with self-expression. For example, my brother says "my mother" instead of "our mother" when speaking with me. It would lead the door open for the person to be misunderstood.
2. Someone diagnosed is already in the system of mental health care - it's super easy to tag on a diagnosis.
3. For people who identify on the low end of the spectrum, autism is now a trendy diagnosis and so is transgender.