How do you know what measures the child does and doesn't need? Do you have much experience with transgender children? Why do you think you know better than the child's mother, the guardian ad litem, the neutral judge, the treating physician, and the child herself (all of whom actually know this particular child, whereas I assume that you do not) what's best for this particular child? --BobBeebs52 wrote:I don't think this has to do wi5h bigotry. Kids don't know their heads from their ass til they're, oh, 21 or so. Enabling major surgery and chem8cal intervention for something so truly life changing at 8 is abuse. Are you okay with your kid saying no to vaccinations at 8?Bob78164 wrote:You're defining yourself as sane because you agree with the father's bigotry. By your reasoning, it's absolutely impossible for the choice to facilitate a transition to be sane. No transgender person could ever be accepted by that reasoning. That's bigotry, pure and simple.BackInTex wrote:
You're clearly not listening. The father, as much a family member at the mother, wants this. The family has two choices. I, Spock, Flock, and all other sane people who actually care about the child rather than the agenda prefer what the father wants.
Except for the father, though, whose propensity toward physical violence undercuts his claim toward interest in the child's welfare, the people who actually know the situation -- the mother, the child's guardian ad litem, the neutral judge, and the treating physician -- all agree with the child's wishes. So I'm glad that it looks like bigotry will lose this particular battle. --Bob
The child doesn't have to undergo such drastic measures.
And so it begins.....
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How do you know the reasonable standard of care, including medical and psychiatric, for these rare situations? Is your "science settled" because you say so? You didn't address my questions. I feel horrible for anyone suffering with this. 8 don't condone cutting on kids or shooting 5hem wi5h hormones when they aren't at any age of consent.Bob78164 wrote:How do you know what measures the child does and doesn't need? Do you have much experience with transgender children? Why do you think you know better than the child's mother, the guardian ad litem, the neutral judge, the treating physician, and the child herself (all of whom actually know this particular child, whereas I assume that you do not) what's best for this particular child? --BobBeebs52 wrote:I don't think this has to do wi5h bigotry. Kids don't know their heads from their ass til they're, oh, 21 or so. Enabling major surgery and chem8cal intervention for something so truly life changing at 8 is abuse. Are you okay with your kid saying no to vaccinations at 8?Bob78164 wrote:You're defining yourself as sane because you agree with the father's bigotry. By your reasoning, it's absolutely impossible for the choice to facilitate a transition to be sane. No transgender person could ever be accepted by that reasoning. That's bigotry, pure and simple.
Except for the father, though, whose propensity toward physical violence undercuts his claim toward interest in the child's welfare, the people who actually know the situation -- the mother, the child's guardian ad litem, the neutral judge, and the treating physician -- all agree with the child's wishes. So I'm glad that it looks like bigotry will lose this particular battle. --Bob
The child doesn't have to undergo such drastic measures.
If that makes me a bigot it makes you a cavalier, nihilistic adherent of totally morphable right and wrong.
Well, then
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So the answer is no, you don't have experience with transgender kids. You don't know this particular kid. You have no basis to believe that you know better than the kid's mother, guardian ad litem, the judge, and the treating physician what's right for this kid. And the only reason I feel bad for the kid is that it's pretty obvious her father won't accept her for who she is. Fortunately, at least one of her parents will.Beebs52 wrote:How do you know the reasonable standard of care, including medical and psychiatric, for these rare situations? Is your "science settled" because you say so? You didn't address my questions. I feel horrible for anyone suffering with this. 8 don't condone cutting on kids or shooting 5hem wi5h hormones when they aren't at any age of consent.Bob78164 wrote:How do you know what measures the child does and doesn't need? Do you have much experience with transgender children? Why do you think you know better than the child's mother, the guardian ad litem, the neutral judge, the treating physician, and the child herself (all of whom actually know this particular child, whereas I assume that you do not) what's best for this particular child? --BobBeebs52 wrote:
I don't think this has to do wi5h bigotry. Kids don't know their heads from their ass til they're, oh, 21 or so. Enabling major surgery and chem8cal intervention for something so truly life changing at 8 is abuse. Are you okay with your kid saying no to vaccinations at 8?
The child doesn't have to undergo such drastic measures.
If that makes me a bigot it makes you a cavalier, nihilistic adherent of totally morphable right and wrong.
The reasonable standard of care is none of my business. It's the business of the kid's mother, her guardian ad litem, the judge supervising the case, and the treating physician. They're all on the same page.
Your prejudice is clear from your assumption that she's suffering. She's not. She is who she is. She just requires protection, until she's grown old enough to handle it herself, from the likes of those who would reject her because they don't like or understand her gender identity.
Your prejudice is clear from your assumption that the mother lacks the strength to stand up to her child, merely because you disagree with the family's decision to facilitate the child's transition. It seems apparent that in fact the mother has the strength to stand up to an ex-husband who is willing to physically bully her.
And if my 8-year-old could persuade his mother, a guardian ad litem, a judge, and a treating physician that a vaccination was a risk (presumably because of an allergy, as a handful of kids do suffer from), then I would support that decision. --Bob
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So you admit you don't know the reasonable standard of care for this situation. You're a lawyer.Bob78164 wrote:So the answer is no, you don't have experience with transgender kids. You don't know this particular kid. You have no basis to believe that you know better than the kid's mother, guardian ad litem, the judge, and the treating physician what's right for this kid. And the only reason I feel bad for the kid is that it's pretty obvious her father won't accept her for who she is. Fortunately, at least one of her parents will.Beebs52 wrote:How do you know the reasonable standard of care, including medical and psychiatric, for these rare situations? Is your "science settled" because you say so? You didn't address my questions. I feel horrible for anyone suffering with this. 8 don't condone cutting on kids or shooting 5hem wi5h hormones when they aren't at any age of consent.Bob78164 wrote:How do you know what measures the child does and doesn't need? Do you have much experience with transgender children? Why do you think you know better than the child's mother, the guardian ad litem, the neutral judge, the treating physician, and the child herself (all of whom actually know this particular child, whereas I assume that you do not) what's best for this particular child? --Bob
If that makes me a bigot it makes you a cavalier, nihilistic adherent of totally morphable right and wrong.
The reasonable standard of care is none of my business. It's the business of the kid's mother, her guardian ad litem, the judge supervising the case, and the treating physician. They're all on the same page.
Your prejudice is clear from your assumption that she's suffering. She's not. She is who she is. She just requires protection, until she's grown old enough to handle it herself, from the likes of those who would reject her because they don't like or understand her gender identity.
Your prejudice is clear from your assumption that the mother lacks the strength to stand up to her child, merely because you disagree with the family's decision to facilitate the child's transition. It seems apparent that in fact the mother has the strength to stand up to an ex-husband who is willing to physically bully her.
And if my 8-year-old could persuade his mother, a guardian ad litem, a judge, and a treating physician that a vaccination was a risk (presumably because of an allergy, as a handful of kids do suffer from), then I would support that decision. --Bob
It's a child. Not allergies.
This doesn't even warrant a bless your heart.
We're not talking about an adult.
Are you familiar with those who regret surgeries, etc?
Well, then
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Oh. You apparently do have a tremendous experience with transgender children and adults based on your weird deflection.
Here's what I think-you're on the mom's website and want to get involved in the case and make a name for your happy self beyond your boring regular law stuff.
Here's what I think-you're on the mom's website and want to get involved in the case and make a name for your happy self beyond your boring regular law stuff.
Well, then
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You'd be wrong about all of that. I'd never heard of this case until Spock posted the link this morning, I'm neither a Texas lawyer nor a lawyer in this field of law, literally all of my information from the case comes from the documents posted via Spock's link, I didn't (still don't) know that the mom has a Web site, much less where it is.Beebs52 wrote:Oh. You apparently do have a tremendous experience with transgender children and adults based on your weird deflection.
Here's what I think-you're on the mom's website and want to get involved in the case and make a name for your happy self beyond your boring regular law stuff.
And yes, I have experience with gender fluid people so I know exactly how this sort of bigotry affects them, even when they grin and bear it. That's why there's no chance in hell I'll ever stand silent. More importantly, I'm a human being who understands that feelings are a lot more important than ideology. --Bob
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You are exquisitely sanctimonious. Your assumptions are erroneous, and it is why I question anything you advocate.Bob78164 wrote:You'd be wrong about all of that. I'd never heard of this case until Spock posted the link this morning, I'm neither a Texas lawyer nor a lawyer in this field of law, literally all of my information from the case comes from the documents posted via Spock's link, I didn't (still don't) know that the mom has a Web site, much less where it is.Beebs52 wrote:Oh. You apparently do have a tremendous experience with transgender children and adults based on your weird deflection.
Here's what I think-you're on the mom's website and want to get involved in the case and make a name for your happy self beyond your boring regular law stuff.
And yes, I have experience with gender fluid people so I know exactly how this sort of bigotry affects them, even when they grin and bear it. That's why there's no chance in hell I'll ever stand silent. More importantly, I'm a human being who understands that feelings are a lot more important than ideology. --Bob
Well, then
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I was thinking about my extensive experience with castration and hormones. I have castrated thousands of animals (both cattle and hogs) mainly for the reason that we want to fatten them up as fast as possible.
It is also common practice to treat castrated male cattle (steers) with female hormones. Once again, this helps fatten them up as fast as possible.
Obviously, the fad of castrating young boys and treating them with female hormones is too new for the long-term effects to manifest themselves, but, in addition to everything else, we are creating a perfect storm for these poor boys to have tremendous weight issues for the rest of their lives.
It is also common practice to treat castrated male cattle (steers) with female hormones. Once again, this helps fatten them up as fast as possible.
Obviously, the fad of castrating young boys and treating them with female hormones is too new for the long-term effects to manifest themselves, but, in addition to everything else, we are creating a perfect storm for these poor boys to have tremendous weight issues for the rest of their lives.
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So let me get this straight. Based on your extensive experience with cattle and hogs, you know better than the girl's (she's not a boy) mother, her guardian ad litem, the judge, and the treating physician what's good for her. Got it.Spock wrote:I was thinking about my extensive experience with castration and hormones. I have castrated thousands of animals (both cattle and hogs) mainly for the reason that we want to fatten them up as fast as possible.
It is also common practice to treat castrated male cattle (steers) with female hormones. Once again, this helps fatten them up as fast as possible.
Obviously, the fad of castrating young boys and treating them with female hormones is too new for the long-term effects to manifest themselves, but, in addition to everything else, we are creating a perfect storm for these poor boys to have tremendous weight issues for the rest of their lives.
I have at least as much confidence in your judgment here as I have in your prediction of the effect of Donny's tariffs, which experts uniformly predicted would substantially lower soybean prices here and would hurt American markets but you thought would prove to be no big deal. By the way, you were going to provide updates of soybean futures to prove your point. Whatever happened to that data? --Bob
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If the child has a Y chromosome, it's a male. No amount of surgery or female hormones will alter that FACT. The stories of abject regret following sex reassignment surgery on adults are heart-breaking. To make such a virtually irreversible decision for such a young child is reprehensible.Bob78164 wrote:So let me get this straight. Based on your extensive experience with cattle and hogs, you know better than the girl's (she's not a boy) mother, her guardian ad litem, the judge, and the treating physician what's good for her. Got it.Spock wrote:I was thinking about my extensive experience with castration and hormones. I have castrated thousands of animals (both cattle and hogs) mainly for the reason that we want to fatten them up as fast as possible.
It is also common practice to treat castrated male cattle (steers) with female hormones. Once again, this helps fatten them up as fast as possible.
Obviously, the fad of castrating young boys and treating them with female hormones is too new for the long-term effects to manifest themselves, but, in addition to everything else, we are creating a perfect storm for these poor boys to have tremendous weight issues for the rest of their lives.
I have at least as much confidence in your judgment here as I have in your prediction of the effect of Donny's tariffs, which experts uniformly predicted would substantially lower soybean prices here and would hurt American markets but you thought would prove to be no big deal. By the way, you were going to provide updates of soybean futures to prove your point. Whatever happened to that data? --Bob
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And if a child who identifies as female is forced to live as male, she will be miserable. All too often to the point of suicide. And no amount of bigotry masquerading as piety will alter that FACT.tlynn78 wrote:If the child has a Y chromosome, it's a male. No amount of surgery or female hormones will alter that FACT. The stories of abject regret following sex reassignment surgery on adults are heart-breaking. To make such a virtually irreversible decision for such a young child is reprehensible.Bob78164 wrote:So let me get this straight. Based on your extensive experience with cattle and hogs, you know better than the girl's (she's not a boy) mother, her guardian ad litem, the judge, and the treating physician what's good for her. Got it.Spock wrote:I was thinking about my extensive experience with castration and hormones. I have castrated thousands of animals (both cattle and hogs) mainly for the reason that we want to fatten them up as fast as possible.
It is also common practice to treat castrated male cattle (steers) with female hormones. Once again, this helps fatten them up as fast as possible.
Obviously, the fad of castrating young boys and treating them with female hormones is too new for the long-term effects to manifest themselves, but, in addition to everything else, we are creating a perfect storm for these poor boys to have tremendous weight issues for the rest of their lives.
I have at least as much confidence in your judgment here as I have in your prediction of the effect of Donny's tariffs, which experts uniformly predicted would substantially lower soybean prices here and would hurt American markets but you thought would prove to be no big deal. By the way, you were going to provide updates of soybean futures to prove your point. Whatever happened to that data? --Bob
You continue to treat this as a casual decision. It's not. Not even close. Professionals get involved to be sure this is, in fact, a genuine case of gender dysphoria.
I'll continue to ask until I get an answer -- how many people do you personally know who've actually gone through the process? And how many do you know who were prevented from going through the process for years? --Bob
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I'll just leave this here.
Hopkins Study: Half Of Schizophrenia Cases Misdiagnosed, Most Just Have Anxiety
Hopkins Study: Half Of Schizophrenia Cases Misdiagnosed, Most Just Have Anxiety
A significant number of people declared schizophrenic by their doctors may be misdiagnosed.
And diagnosis and treatment in favor of gender dysphoria is a new fad.Because we’ve shined a spotlight in recent years on emerging and early signs of psychosis, diagnosis of schizophrenia is like a new fad,
Diagnostic errors can be devastating for people, particularly the wrong diagnosis of a mental disorder.
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If you'll read the article, it notes that the diagnoses in question were not made by schizophrenic specialists. I don't know what the qualifications of the doctors who have diagnosed this child are. Presumably the judge does.BackInTex wrote:I'll just leave this here.
Hopkins Study: Half Of Schizophrenia Cases Misdiagnosed, Most Just Have Anxiety
A significant number of people declared schizophrenic by their doctors may be misdiagnosed.And diagnosis and treatment in favor of gender dysphoria is a new fad.Because we’ve shined a spotlight in recent years on emerging and early signs of psychosis, diagnosis of schizophrenia is like a new fad,Diagnostic errors can be devastating for people, particularly the wrong diagnosis of a mental disorder.
What's really relevant here is that the father is not pursuing his legal remedies (he claims he doesn't have the money to do so) but rather mounting a massive PR campaign among the compliant right wing noise machine. One would think that all the people making noise on the father's behalf could chip in a buck or two to help pay for the appeals.
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I will also leave this here (because I am called a hateful bigot for referring to gender dysphoria as a mental illness).
What Is Gender Dysphoria?
And the treatment? With drugs (hormones) and surgery. If someone is not ill they do not require drugs or surgery. Therefore their disorder is considered an illness.
Am I a bigot? Well, based on the following definition, for this subject matter, I am. So is the person calling me a bigot. We strongly disagree with each other.
Acting on someone's beliefs to their detriment and harm would be hatred (e.g. the actions taken against Jack Phillips is hatred). I've not done that. I won't. I may however act on others actions they take because of their beliefs. There is a difference there. I may have animus towards someone based on what they do because of their beliefs or situations, but not because of their beliefs or situations, when I believe their actions are detrimental to me, my family, this country, or our society.
What Is Gender Dysphoria?
Therefore Gender dysphoria IS a mental disorder.Gender dysphoria is not the same as gender nonconformity, ..... Gender nonconformity is not a mental disorder.
And the treatment? With drugs (hormones) and surgery. If someone is not ill they do not require drugs or surgery. Therefore their disorder is considered an illness.
Am I a bigot? Well, based on the following definition, for this subject matter, I am. So is the person calling me a bigot. We strongly disagree with each other.
However, this part does not applya person who is obstinately or intolerantly devoted to his or her own opinions and prejudices
There is no hatred in the way I regard and treat others. Disagreeing with someone is not hatred (despite what the bored's big bad lawyer says). Believing someone's behavior is wrong is not hatred. I don't hate people who I believe to be ill.especially : one who regards or treats the members of a group (such as a racial or ethnic group) with hatred and intolerance
Acting on someone's beliefs to their detriment and harm would be hatred (e.g. the actions taken against Jack Phillips is hatred). I've not done that. I won't. I may however act on others actions they take because of their beliefs. There is a difference there. I may have animus towards someone based on what they do because of their beliefs or situations, but not because of their beliefs or situations, when I believe their actions are detrimental to me, my family, this country, or our society.
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I skimmed through a few studies on human castration last night. Chinese Eunuchs and so forth.
Muscle loss and fat gain come up prominently, as do bone structure and density issues.
Obviously, the old Chinese eunuchs and others like them didn't have the added problem of being treated with female hormones. It takes an enlightened age like ours to come up with that little twist.
Setting aside all gender and reproductive issues, physically, these poor young boys (below the age of consent) that are victims of the castration fad, are having the benefits of being male taken away from them and the negatives of the female body forced upon them, without any of the benefits of being female.
Muscle loss and fat gain come up prominently, as do bone structure and density issues.
Obviously, the old Chinese eunuchs and others like them didn't have the added problem of being treated with female hormones. It takes an enlightened age like ours to come up with that little twist.
Setting aside all gender and reproductive issues, physically, these poor young boys (below the age of consent) that are victims of the castration fad, are having the benefits of being male taken away from them and the negatives of the female body forced upon them, without any of the benefits of being female.
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What you forget is that the liberal left in this country believe they have control of our language. And the Mass Media back them up, as they are mostly liberal left themselves. It is the left which has managed to merge legal and illegal immigrants into one category for most of our society. The previously accepted definitions of any word or phrase are not relevant anymore. The meaning of anything is what they say it is at the present moment. "My Truth" is an expression they like to use.BackInTex wrote:I will also leave this here (because I am called a hateful bigot for referring to gender dysphoria as a mental illness).
What Is Gender Dysphoria?
Therefore Gender dysphoria IS a mental disorder.Gender dysphoria is not the same as gender nonconformity, ..... Gender nonconformity is not a mental disorder.
And the treatment? With drugs (hormones) and surgery. If someone is not ill they do not require drugs or surgery. Therefore their disorder is considered an illness.
Am I a bigot? Well, based on the following definition, for this subject matter, I am. So is the person calling me a bigot. We strongly disagree with each other.
However, this part does not applya person who is obstinately or intolerantly devoted to his or her own opinions and prejudices
There is no hatred in the way I regard and treat others. Disagreeing with someone is not hatred (despite what the bored's big bad lawyer says). Believing someone's behavior is wrong is not hatred. I don't hate people who I believe to be ill.especially : one who regards or treats the members of a group (such as a racial or ethnic group) with hatred and intolerance
Acting on someone's beliefs to their detriment and harm would be hatred (e.g. the actions taken against Jack Phillips is hatred). I've not done that. I won't. I may however act on others actions they take because of their beliefs. There is a difference there. I may have animus towards someone based on what they do because of their beliefs or situations, but not because of their beliefs or situations, when I believe their actions are detrimental to me, my family, this country, or our society.
So you are hateful not according to any pre-defined definition, but because they say you are.
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Well, I would think that the greatest "benefit" of being female is feeling comfortable in their own body and with their own sexuality.Spock wrote: and the negatives of the female body forced upon them, without any of the benefits of being female.
You might want to look up actual images of transgendered women (and men for that matter). There are undoubtedly some that have weight problems, just as a lot of other women and men have problems. But they don't all resemble drag queens and they don't look like Chinese eunuchs.
Here's a list of transgendered actors/actresses, many of them with pictures. Judge for yourself how many of them have problems with excess body fat.
https://www.imdb.com/list/ls072599514/
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No, what the right believes is that they have control over morality and especially sexual morality, based on their interpretation of the Bible.flockofseagulls104 wrote:What you forget is that the liberal left in this country believe they have control of our language.
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n morality with respect to sexual relations. Synonyms: chastity, virtue Types: honor, honour, pureness, purity. a woman's virtue or chastity. Type of: morality. concern with the distinction between good and evil or right and wrong; right or good conduct.silverscreenselect wrote:No, what the right believes is that they have control over morality and especially sexual morality, based on their interpretation of the Bible.flockofseagulls104 wrote:What you forget is that the liberal left in this country believe they have control of our language.
Has nothing to do with sexual morality.
Well, then
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Your denials of bigotry might be a little more persuasive but for your utter refusal to refer to transgender people by their proper pronouns. You insist on referring to girls as "he" if they are transgender. That shows a refusal to accept the reality that these people are female, and a willingness to impose your own bigotry on them whether they like it or not.BackInTex wrote:I will also leave this here (because I am called a hateful bigot for referring to gender dysphoria as a mental illness).
What Is Gender Dysphoria?
Therefore Gender dysphoria IS a mental disorder.Gender dysphoria is not the same as gender nonconformity, ..... Gender nonconformity is not a mental disorder.
And the treatment? With drugs (hormones) and surgery. If someone is not ill they do not require drugs or surgery. Therefore their disorder is considered an illness.
Am I a bigot? Well, based on the following definition, for this subject matter, I am. So is the person calling me a bigot. We strongly disagree with each other.
However, this part does not applya person who is obstinately or intolerantly devoted to his or her own opinions and prejudices
There is no hatred in the way I regard and treat others. Disagreeing with someone is not hatred (despite what the bored's big bad lawyer says). Believing someone's behavior is wrong is not hatred. I don't hate people who I believe to be ill.especially : one who regards or treats the members of a group (such as a racial or ethnic group) with hatred and intolerance
Acting on someone's beliefs to their detriment and harm would be hatred (e.g. the actions taken against Jack Phillips is hatred). I've not done that. I won't. I may however act on others actions they take because of their beliefs. There is a difference there. I may have animus towards someone based on what they do because of their beliefs or situations, but not because of their beliefs or situations, when I believe their actions are detrimental to me, my family, this country, or our society.
It's like refusing to acknowledge a couple's marital status because you have religious objections to their marriage. Except this is worse because it's aimed at kids.
Little wonder that the mother sought an injunction to prevent the father from outing their daughter as transgender to her classmates and their parents. No kid that young should have to face such bigotry. --Bob
"Question with boldness even the existence of a God; because, if there be one, he must more approve of the homage of reason than that of blindfolded fear." Thomas Jefferson
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Re: And so it begins.....
Bob78164 wrote:Your denials of bigotry might be a little more persuasive but for your utter refusal to refer to transgender people by their proper pronouns. You insist on referring to girls as "he" if they are transgender. That shows a refusal to accept the reality that these people are female, and a willingness to impose your own bigotry on them whether they like it or not.BackInTex wrote:I will also leave this here (because I am called a hateful bigot for referring to gender dysphoria as a mental illness).
What Is Gender Dysphoria?
Therefore Gender dysphoria IS a mental disorder.Gender dysphoria is not the same as gender nonconformity, ..... Gender nonconformity is not a mental disorder.
And the treatment? With drugs (hormones) and surgery. If someone is not ill they do not require drugs or surgery. Therefore their disorder is considered an illness.
Am I a bigot? Well, based on the following definition, for this subject matter, I am. So is the person calling me a bigot. We strongly disagree with each other.
However, this part does not applya person who is obstinately or intolerantly devoted to his or her own opinions and prejudices
There is no hatred in the way I regard and treat others. Disagreeing with someone is not hatred (despite what the bored's big bad lawyer says). Believing someone's behavior is wrong is not hatred. I don't hate people who I believe to be ill.especially : one who regards or treats the members of a group (such as a racial or ethnic group) with hatred and intolerance
Acting on someone's beliefs to their detriment and harm would be hatred (e.g. the actions taken against Jack Phillips is hatred). I've not done that. I won't. I may however act on others actions they take because of their beliefs. There is a difference there. I may have animus towards someone based on what they do because of their beliefs or situations, but not because of their beliefs or situations, when I believe their actions are detrimental to me, my family, this country, or our society.
It's like refusing to acknowledge a couple's marital status because you have religious objections to their marriage. Except this is worse because it's aimed at kids.
Little wonder that the mother sought an injunction to prevent the father from outing their daughter as transgender to her classmates and their parents. No kid that young should have to face such bigotry. --Bob
The reality is living their lives as the opposite gender does not magically make them the opposite gender.
To argue with a person who has renounced the use of reason is like administering medicine to the dead. -Thomas Paine
You can ignore reality, but you can't ignore the consequences of ignoring reality. -Ayn Rand
Those who can make you believe absurdities, can make you commit atrocities. -Voltaire
You can ignore reality, but you can't ignore the consequences of ignoring reality. -Ayn Rand
Those who can make you believe absurdities, can make you commit atrocities. -Voltaire
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Re: And so it begins.....
Also, obviously, since these are kids, below the age of consent,-they are not making a considered choice to live as the opposite gender.tlynn78 wrote:.Bob78164 wrote:Your denials of bigotry might be a little more persuasive but for your utter refusal to refer to transgender people by their proper pronouns. You insist on referring to girls as "he" if they are transgender. That shows a refusal to accept the reality that these people are female, and a willingness to impose your own bigotry on them whether they like it or not.BackInTex wrote:I will also leave this here (because I am called a hateful bigot for referring to gender dysphoria as a mental illness).
What Is Gender Dysphoria?
Therefore Gender dysphoria IS a mental disorder.
And the treatment? With drugs (hormones) and surgery. If someone is not ill they do not require drugs or surgery. Therefore their disorder is considered an illness.
Am I a bigot? Well, based on the following definition, for this subject matter, I am. So is the person calling me a bigot. We strongly disagree with each other.
However, this part does not apply
There is no hatred in the way I regard and treat others. Disagreeing with someone is not hatred (despite what the bored's big bad lawyer says). Believing someone's behavior is wrong is not hatred. I don't hate people who I believe to be ill.
Acting on someone's beliefs to their detriment and harm would be hatred (e.g. the actions taken against Jack Phillips is hatred). I've not done that. I won't. I may however act on others actions they take because of their beliefs. There is a difference there. I may have animus towards someone based on what they do because of their beliefs or situations, but not because of their beliefs or situations, when I believe their actions are detrimental to me, my family, this country, or our society.
It's like refusing to acknowledge a couple's marital status because you have religious objections to their marriage. Except this is worse because it's aimed at kids.
Little wonder that the mother sought an injunction to prevent the father from outing their daughter as transgender to her classmates and their parents. No kid that young should have to face such bigotry. --Bob
The reality is living their lives as the opposite gender does not magically make them the opposite gender.
Not much surprises me anymore, but I absolutely can not believe that we are castrating little boys and calling it good.
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Re: And so it begins.....
Can anyone deny that there may be parents who feel they will gain some kind of prestige and attention to themselves by showing themselves as so progressive to be raising a transgender child? An offshoot of Munchhausen syndrome?
bob-tel especially... Can you even consider that?
I cannot even fathom doing any kind of chemical or surgical procedure on any child. They have no idea what sexuality is. Any kind of radical thing like that should not even be considered until the person at least reaches puberty, and most logically the age of consent.
As per the 'bullying' aspect, that is an issue for the culture, not for the law.
bob-tel especially... Can you even consider that?
I cannot even fathom doing any kind of chemical or surgical procedure on any child. They have no idea what sexuality is. Any kind of radical thing like that should not even be considered until the person at least reaches puberty, and most logically the age of consent.
As per the 'bullying' aspect, that is an issue for the culture, not for the law.
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Re: And so it begins.....
Well, then
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No, he can't consider that. Nor can he consider that there are ADULTS who regret their sex change surgery.flockofseagulls104 wrote:Can anyone deny that there may be parents who feel they will gain some kind of prestige and attention to themselves by showing themselves as so progressive to be raising a transgender child? An offshoot of Munchhausen syndrome?
bob-tel especially... Can you even consider that?
It seems like a transgender child is the latest liberal fashion accessory.