ChrisL
Diamond Member
If you can't say how you figure out what gender someone is, you can't say transgender people are wrong.Guess what, you're wrong. Now look up XY females.The exception that proves the rule.
Stop equating anomalies with perfectly healthy and normal bodies.
This doesn't make sense. It is completely different to mutilate a perfectly normal body than to perform surgery on a person who has something WRONG with them.
That's fine ChrisL Transgender people and their advocates ARE arguing they are exceptions,
and not like other situations.
What I'd tell any LGBT friends is the same thing I tell my prolife Christian friends.
Regardless of their views and intent, these are faith based. And by Constitutional laws, no beliefs
can be imposed through govt unless people CONSENT to those policies, it can never be forced.
I would love for everyone to access spiritual healing that would save lives, and prevent half the tragedies I read in the news every day. But as long as it is faith based, and not YET proven by science,
it remains a free choice and is not a proven treatment that more people could access.
So even though people die everyday, of diseases, abuse, addiction, by criminal illness or sick behavior by others that could have been cured,
spiritual healing cannot be implemented by govt because it is faith based. There would have to be some medically proven process, as valid therapy, and maybe it could be offered as a choice on a more public level.
You still have to respect the beliefs and faith of other people. If you present solutions that are so effective, they choose to adopt them, that is respecting free choice and equal freedom; there is no need to abuse force of law and govt to impose and bully others to change their beliefs, much less punish anyone.
If you don't want someone else's beliefs pushed through govt on you,
it's only fair not to do the same to someone else but respect their free choice and diversity of beliefs
I don't know why you are talking about government. I'm talking about people who feed delusions, and that is especially wrong when it involves a child who may not realize the "permanency" of the situation. Children are still in the process of growing and learning about themselves and life. They are not yet fully matured and may be just going through a phase or may be victims of abuse. There could be many, many different reasons for them feeling confused about their sexuality/gender. It's not right to mess with their normal and healthy "bodies" because of a sense of confusion they might be going through, when no one can tell whether that might be temporary.