Social Transgender vs Trans Race the insane hypocrisy

[mkess101]

The meltdown over a Bud Lite ad read says otherwise.

Meltdown: people deciding to grab the 6 pack of coors light that's right next to the bud light, costs and tastes the same.

 

[blaseblase]

Meltdown: people deciding to grab the 6 pack of coors light that's right next to the bud light, costs and tastes the same.

While screaming on the internet about being betrayed by their favorite brand. Lol cmon dude.

Speaking of Coors doe...

https://denverpride.org/coors-light-supports-the-lgbtq-community/

 

[kflo]

I'm actually in favor of mandatory penectomy and orchiectomy of adult transgender women. This would decrease the number of sexual predators. If you want to be a "woman" ok, let's start by removing your penis and testicles.

That’s probably because it’s you who is a psycho. Mandatory surgery?

 

[kflo]

Learn how to read. I acknowledged no one did an outright ban. Stop being deliberately obtuse.

You don't even care about this issue it seems. You just want to score "points." Why are you ignoring everything else I said.

You said this today:

Norway STOPPED with the puberty blockers because of one girl that got stress fractures from bone loss
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When did you acknowledge no one did an outright ban?

What else did you say that I ignored?

I acknowledge we don’t know everything. I acknowledge there are risks. I noted the risks are stated. And it’s important for mental health professionals to be clear on the risks and spend time with the patient.

It IS appropriate for some, imo. Jazz doesn’t appear to regret it even with the risks and downsides.

We have to acknowledge both the risks of doing it, and the downsides of not doing it for individual patients.

So what am I ignoring?

 

[Hog-train]

You said this today:

Norway STOPPED with the puberty blockers because of one girl that got stress fractures from bone loss​

It was Sweden, not Norway.​

When did you acknowledge no one did an outright ban?

There are no outright bans (which I never claimed) but the European health agencies have been changing their stance on puberty blockers and other drugs. In 2020, Finland and Sweden started limiting access to these drugs for minors citing side effects and need for more LONG TERM STUDIES.

England now limits puberty blockers to research only now.

 

[kflo]

It was Sweden, not Norway.​

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You said there were no outright bans on friday. Today you said Norway outright banned puberty blockers.

And no, Sweden didn’t outright ban them either.

 

[Hog-train]

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You said there were no outright bans on friday. Today you said Norway outright banned puberty blockers.

And no, Sweden didn’t outright ban them either.

Sweden decided in February 2022 to halt hormone therapy for minors except in very rare cases. This initially started when Karolinska Hospital in Stockholm chose to restrict such hormone treatments to research projects only. This was spurred on by a young girl on puberty blockers who started getting all these stress fractures.

Essentially they stopped doing it, though not an outright ban, it is effectively a ban in practice.

You're trying to muddy the waters on irrelevant minutiae. It is plainly obvious a lot of the European countries (that were previously at the forefront of trans medical care) are now reversing course. That is the trend. Stop trying to deny reality.

 

[kflo]

Sweden decided in February 2022 to halt hormone therapy for minors except in very rare cases. This initially started when Karolinska Hospital in Stockholm chose to restrict such hormone treatments to research projects only. This was spurred on by a young girl on puberty blockers who started getting all these stress fractures.

Essentially they stopped doing it, though not an outright ban, it is effectively a ban in practice.

You're trying to muddy the waters on irrelevant minutiae. It is plainly obvious a lot of the European countries (that were previously at the forefront of trans medical care) are now reversing course. That is the trend. Stop trying to deny reality.

It’s not a ban in practice. They had a long wait list already and now you have to be part of a clinical study to get the treatment.

And again, some countries are requiring to be part of a clinical study, and some are relaxing restrictions. It’s not just one way.

 

[mkess101]

While screaming on the internet about being betrayed by their favorite brand. Lol cmon dude.

Speaking of Coors doe...

https://denverpride.org/coors-light-supports-the-lgbtq-community/

Yes, it's for sure everyone that's decided to drink a different crappy beer are also posting online about it LMAO. You do understand that's a tiny fraction, and that most that have switched beers would never bother to do anything but...buy a different beer.

Miller Coors also didn't have their VP saying their vibe (and by extension their customers) were "too fratty" or whatever.

I don't care at all what beer people buy. Including Bud light. That Mulvaney person is annoying as hell but wouldn't make me care enough to change spending habits or judge someone else about it. But it's hilarious to me that this brand did something that irked their customers and has taken a huge hit and now people like you are so bent about what beer other people are buying.

 

[Hdfi]

That’s probably because it’s you who is a psycho. Mandatory surgery?

If they want to be a "woman", they must have their male genitalia removed. It's just fair and a matter of public safety. Furthermore, legitimate transgender and hermarphrodites would have no problem with this, they already look for this type of operation, it would just eliminate autogynephilic trans predators from women's spaces.

What is your suggestion? How can we protect women from these predators?

 

[Hog-train]

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/ar...old-transsexual-manipulated-changing-sex.html