policies to increase visibility to destigmatize trans people
Causing children to be confused about their sexual identity by indoctrinating them with queer theory is not merely “increasing visibility to destigmatize trans people”.
First link is a retracted study
If you look closely, the redacted part was personal information that participants in the study may or may not have consented to share. So it was redacted for their privacy. It’s explained, one link away.
the other is an article about gender dystrophy becoming a more common diagnosis as it’s become easier to identify than before. At no point does the article support your bigoted hypothesis that it’s all down to indoctrination.
It shows how the number of minors receiving hormone therapy for gender dysphoria have been increasing between 2017-2021. Which I mentioned correlates with the push of queer theory in schools.
Bullshit.
Fine, you can believe what you want.
A Ph.D. in political science doesn’t make you a doctor
I didn’t say he was a medical doctor.
Aand there’s the “gay people rape children” smear 🙄
I didn’t say that. I was speculating about what might motivate someone to push such ideologies. It’s worth noting that John Money (who coined the term “gender role”) and Alfred Kindsey were both pedophiles. So it’s not completely out of question.
Citing from John Money’s Wikipedia page:
Money stated that pedophilia, among other chronophilias, could be characterized as combining “devotion, affection, and limerence”, “comradeship with a touch of hero-worship” and ultimately as “harmless… in most instances”.
BTW, if I was him, I wouldn’t mention “pedophile” and “God” in the same sentence. What with the Catholic Church being the biggest child molester factory in the world and most other Christian, Muslim and Jewish denominations having more than their share of rapists too.
You’re going on a tangent. “A God-sent” is another way of saying it “would make them very happy”.
Now please leave me alone and have the day you deserve.
Likewise.
Archived: https://web.archive.org/web/20240412122244/https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2024/04/cass-report-youth-gender-medicine/678031/
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