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I know I'm always first.You first.
I know I'm always first.You first.
Matters of science are always up for debate. Science, by its very nature, can never be settled. This can be true for issues that have remained scientific dogma for hundreds of years, and it is certainly true for scientific fields that are in their infancy.Framing transphobia as a debate is dishonest. I'm not debating because there is no debate. It's an attack. Just like homosexuals were (and still are) attacked over their rights, you and others are attacking transgender people. This time it's not about the right to marry or adopt kids but the right to life-saving medical treatment and whether or not their identity is a trend. Your "trans debate" nonsense is not done in good faith. You're just being an asshole and trying to push these kids out of view and ensure they don't have the same basic human rights as you.
Framing transphobia as a debate is dishonest. I'm not debating because there is no debate. It's an attack. Just like homosexuals were (and still are) attacked over their rights, you and others are attacking transgender people. This time it's not about the right to marry or adopt kids but the right to life-saving medical treatment and whether or not their identity is a trend. Your "trans debate" nonsense is not done in good faith. You're just being an asshole and trying to push these kids out of view and ensure they don't have the same basic human rights as you.
If you were living 70 years ago you'd be saying that they are though.
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Sure buddyGays have been around forever though, they even talked about them in the bible. It's a natural phenomenon, Trans? Not so much. The closest thing to a trans in the history books is maybe when the likes of Nero castrated a 12-year-old boy and made him his wife. A lot of similarities between the last days of Rome and current western civilization tbf.
It's crazy it's even legal. I'm generally all for letting adults do whatever they want as long as they aren't hurting anyone else but I draw the line at extreme body mutilation where they clearly are hurting themselves. Everyone would quite rightly be outraged if a doctor agreed to amputate the legs of someone who suffers from BIID but for some reason, extreme body mutilation is okay if it loosely falls within the trans ideology.Isn't it disgusting? Imagine that these soulless butchers do that to some mentally disturbed person based on the fakest trend we've probably seen in our lives.
You know, some of us actually view gay people as equals and wouldn't be offended when called gay. Neither would we use that as an insult, because how is that insulting to someone?
Might as well be insulting people by calling them left handed, it doesn't quite work unless they believe that being left handed is somehow negative.
If someone insinuates that you're gay and that bothers you, then you are the problem, not them.
Trans and non binary people have also been around since forever. Just because people didn't teach it to you in school, doesn't mean that it's not true.Gays have been around forever though, they even talked about them in the bible. It's a natural phenomenon, Trans? Not so much. The closest thing to a trans in the history books is maybe when the likes of Nero castrated a 12-year-old boy and made him his wife. A lot of similarities between the last days of Rome and current western civilization tbf.
Trans and non binary people have also been around since forever. Just because people didn't teach it to you in school, doesn't mean that it's not true.
There is extensive documentation out there about trans and non binary people existing across different times and cultures. They are as much a natural variation of human as people with green eyes or people who are left handed.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Third_gender
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gender_in_Bugis_society
"In contrast to the gender binary, Bugis society recognizes five genders: makkunrai, oroané, bissu, calabai, and calalai.[6] The concept of five genders has been a key part of their culture for at least six centuries, according to anthropologist Sharyn Graham Davies, citing similar traditions in Thailand, Malaysia, India and Bangladesh.[7]
Oroané are comparable to cisgender men, makkunrai to cisgender women, calalai to transgender men, and calabai to transgender women,[6] while bissu are androgynous or intersex and revered shamans or community priests.[7]
In daily social life, the bissu, the calabai, and the calalai may enter the dwelling places and the villages of both men and women.[5]"
I have not seen nor heard of this thread. But sure, if you want to drop I will also let it go. It's one of those days.Go to the thread about the kid punching the cops. That should bring you up to date.
Just keep rereading the links I provided until it makes sense to you.There is no such thing as non binary, when a system is binary.
Biological sex is not perfectly binary. Intersex individuals exist, and our laws should accommodate them.There is no such thing as non binary, when a system is binary.
Biological sex is not perfectly binary. Intersex individuals exist, and our laws should accommodate them.
Intersex are an anomaly of the binary system. It's simply a developmental stage gone wrong. Like people born with three legs because of a developmental mutation. And you don't go around calling three legged people a different gender. There's only male and female, and developmental mutations of that binary. That's it.Biological sex is not perfectly binary. Intersex individuals exist, and our laws should accommodate them.
Biological sex is not perfectly binary. Intersex individuals exist, and our laws should accommodate them.
FFS imagine actually believing this.
This thread is supposed to be about whether parents should allow their kids to be fucking lab rats and pumped full of drugs at a young age to halt their body's normal progression. And then people like you hide behind "But but but there are doctors involved in the process that know this stuff and are helping guide and educate!!!" As if having a medical degree makes you some sort of untouchable visionary who can know what kind of downstream ramifications this will have. And that's IF those doctors are actually pristine of heart and have no selfish intentions. Because...hey...wonder who makes those puberty blocking drugs? And the drugs that these kids would likely have to take down the road if they decide "Whoops! I was wrong....I actually AM a boy!" I mean...drug companies would never have any influence over the medical community at all would they? It's not like we have an opioid epidemic or anything with the main driver being drug companies profiting off those things being given out like candy by doctors everywhere.
You want to try to dive into every mind and act like this specific topic has "no debate"...and do it by hiding behind "If you aren't for giving kids these drugs...you're transphobic!!!" Nope. If a kid who's a biological male wants to wear dresses and makeup and live as a girl...go for it. I don't understand it, but I don't have to. Treat the kid with respect like you would anyone else. Call the kid by whatever name they tell you to call them. Basically, be a decent human being.
That you'd sit there and act like it's OTHERS warping this discussion is so utterly fucked up I can barely find words. Shame on you.
What rights do intersex people not have?
Genuinely asking.
“2021 and 2022 have been record-breaking years for anti-transgender legislation, and the majority of it specifically focuses on trans young people and students. Many of these legislative and governmental efforts aim to criminalize gender-affirming care for trans youth,” said Tordoff. “Given what we know about the importance of timely access to this care for young people, if these laws take effect, the consequences could result in lost lives and incredibly negative impacts on the wellbeing of trans youth and their families.”