The Problems with Trans-ideology

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Elections HAVE Consequences... Lord PLEASE Help The Commonwealth...

Next thing you know..."IT" will be shooting up the place!

 
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TAF said:
Elections HAVE Consequences... Lord PLEASE Help The Commonwealth...

Next thing you know..."IT" will be shooting up the place!

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That is a clearly AI picture (also a story based on nothing more than "Jacob Warrick said so" but I digress)
 
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Rickyvol77 said:
mental illness mixed with steroids and hormones is a recipe for violence for sure.

Luckily, the AMA and APA are backing down from this gender madness after the lawsuits have started, trans won't even be a societal issue in 10 years
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You would hope that will happen but democrats are foolishly supporting it at every chance. Even the one's on this board doesn't see a problem with it.

For the safety of everyone and them we've got to start removing these people from evryday society and put them somewhere where they can receive the proper mental health care.
 
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TAF said:
Elections HAVE Consequences... Lord PLEASE Help The Commonwealth...

Next thing you know..."IT" will be shooting up the place!

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This is the result of allowing the left to slowly poison our country overtime. We need to stop acting like we are worried about being judged and start protecting our kids and rights.

AI or not..
 
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Hopefully this is just the beginning to remove these quacks from the medical care field ...

From the article:

A 22-year-old woman who identified as a boy in her teen years won a $2 million decision in a landmark lawsuit against New York doctors accused of pushing a double mastectomy on her when she was a minor.

Fox Varian had the life-altering surgery when she was just 16-years-old — getting approval from a psychologist and a surgeon — both of whom a jury found liable of medical malpractice on Jan. 30, The Epoch Times reported.

Varian, now 22 and considered a “detransitioner,” was awarded $1.6 million for past and future pain and suffering, and an additional $400,000 for future medical expenses — in the first detransitioner malpractice lawsuit in the nation to go to trial and win.

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Detransitioner wins $2 million against New York docs who pushed double mastectomy

Varian was awarded $1.6 million for past and future pain and suffering and an additional $400,000 for future medical expenses after undergoing a double-mastectomy at age 16.
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Rickyvol77 said:
mental illness mixed with steroids and hormones is a recipe for violence for sure.

Luckily, the AMA and APA are backing down from this gender madness after the lawsuits have started, trans won't even be a societal issue in 10 years
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Don't underestimate progressives. Look for something like 'If we only TRIED harder there would not as much mental illness' coming from them.
 
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Carl Pickens said:
She’s a freaking fool on many levels.
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The current 30-45 yr old demographic really is the downfall of morality and capitalism. We grew up with fairly decent lives and some didn’t understand the work that it took to have a life like the ones our parents gave us. Now so many are worthless bums that vote these idiotic people in, just to make themselves feel good about something.

My favorite is the women that support this garbage. It’s fighting for something that stabs your fellow woman in the back. Gotta love em.
 
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Meant to post this yesterday on the anniversary of the sinking of HMS Birkenhead off the coast of South Africa.

Most are likely not to know, but the adage of women and children first was also known as the Birkenhead Drill and while there are some instances of this happening prior to the Birkenhead, this was the most publicized incidence of it and it propagation through British society arguably contributed to British males losing over 50% of their number among Titanic's First Class passengers and overwhelming loss among the mostly British crew.

So, what is the expectation today of how to apply the Birkenhead drill if a similar situation arose? Do the so-called trans-women get a place with the women and children? Do the trans-men take their place among the men?
 
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GroverCleveland said:
Meant to post this yesterday on the anniversary of the sinking of HMS Birkenhead off the coast of South Africa.

Most are likely not to know, but the adage of women and children first was also known as the Birkenhead Drill and while there are some instances of this happening prior to the Birkenhead, this was the most publicized incidence of it and it propagation through British society arguably contributed to British males losing over 50% of their number among Titanic's First Class passengers and overwhelming loss among the mostly British crew.

So, what is the expectation today of how to apply the Birkenhead drill if a similar situation arose? Do the so-called trans-women get a place with the women and children? Do the trans-men take their place among the men?
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You spent the anniversary of the sinking of HMS Birkenhead thinking about how you could make it about trans people? People need to take several steps back from the endless culture wars
 
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NashVol11 said:
You spent the anniversary of the sinking of HMS Birkenhead thinking about how you could make it about trans people? People need to take several steps back from the endless culture wars
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No, I spent about four or five minutes. Obviously more than you spent on your answer.

I asked a question about the dissonance a significant segment of our society has created against an accepted social norm for one of the most important issues: who survives in a crisis. And you ran from answering it. Color me unsurprised.
 
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GroverCleveland said:
No, I spent about four or five minutes. Obviously more than you spent on your answer.

I asked a question about the dissonance a significant segment of our society has created against an accepted social norm for one of the most important issues: who survives in a crisis. And you ran from answering it. Color me unsurprised.
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I simply pointed out that you spent what is apparently a significant anniversary for you by making it about trans people, which you just confirmed you did. I'm sure there are many available search engines that you "ran from" consulting to ask a question that no one cares about but you
 
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NashVol11 said:
I simply pointed out that you spent what is apparently a significant anniversary for you by making it about trans people, which you just confirmed you did. I'm sure there are many available search engines that you "ran from" consulting to ask a question that no one cares about but you
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You still have not answered the question posed. The loss the Birkenhead is significant to me like many other historical dates are; I remember them and whatever significance that may be attached. The significance here is that a societal norm of "women and children" first is tied to the event did, in fact, cause me to wonder how we deal with that ethically in today's social environment in the West. This entire thread is about trans issues. It would seem normal to ask about the clash here and would be irrelevant if mentioned in connection with the Lusitania (May 7th, if wondering).

I regret the use of "so called" in my first post and if it triggered you, I do apologize. While I have my opinion about the increase in the phenomenom (there may be a better word, but this is the only word I came up with while typing) is due to a number of factors, I'm asking a legit question. I'm curious as to how people would come down on this if put into that situation.

Not sure what the bolded part means.
 
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GroverCleveland said:
You still have not answered the question posed. The loss the Birkenhead is significant to me like many other historical dates are; I remember them and whatever significance that may be attached. The significance here is that a societal norm of "women and children" first is tied to the event did, in fact, cause me to wonder how we deal with that ethically in today's social environment in the West. This entire thread is about trans issues. It would seem normal to ask about the clash here and would be irrelevant if mentioned in connection with the Lusitania (May 7th, if wondering).

I regret the use of "so called" in my first post and if it triggered you, I do apologize. While I have my opinion about the increase in the phenomenom (there may be a better word, but this is the only word I came up with while typing) is due to a number of factors, I'm asking a legit question. I'm curious as to how people would come down on this if put into that situation.

Not sure what the bolded part means.
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Trans women are treated as women, and trans men are treated as men, at least on an American boat. I think it would be a huge controversy if employees on a boat were doing the "you're not really a woman" thing and transvestigating people as a ship was sinking (and when people do that, they often end up picking out women who aren't trans at all)
 
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NashVol11 said:
Trans women are treated as women, and trans men are treated as men, at least on an American boat. I think it would be a huge controversy if employees on a boat were doing the "you're not really a woman" thing and transvestigating people as a ship was sinking (and when people do that, they often end up picking out women who aren't trans at all)
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ok. Thanks for the legit answer.
 
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