jc456
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he doesn't understand the entire discussion. He's a demofk.No. I mean should the State have the power to force families to abide by its current notions of "best practices".
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he doesn't understand the entire discussion. He's a demofk.No. I mean should the State have the power to force families to abide by its current notions of "best practices".
The medical community makes the decision of what gets to be called medical treatment. You don't get to administer hemlock while taking the pretense of it being legitimate medicine.so the medical community makes the decisions for parents and state?
The republicans don't seem to get it either.he doesn't understand the entire discussion. He's a demofk.
You don't get to make decisions for someone else's body or pretend as if your concern is their best interest rather than your Bingo ideology.
Ultimately yes. At least for minors. I don't think it really applies to this area because trans care is more nuanced and personal than something straightforward as cancer but say a parent wanted to forgo live saving cancer care to their child or a blood transfusion so they could instead pray to Jesus or to rub crystals on them, in cases like that I believe court's have up held medical practitioners suing for temporary custodial ship so they can administer care and I'm okay with that.No. I mean should the State have the power to force families to abide by its current notions of "best practices".
Prove it.The ones making them are fucking idiots, choosing ideology over medicine.
Prove it.
That's fine if there is broad consensus on the matter. But that power shouldn't be used as a weapon in the culture war, which, in the cases of banning both "conversion therapy" and "gender affirming care", is what's going on.Ultimately yes. At least for minors. I don't think it really applies to this area because trans care is more nuanced and personal than something straightforward as cancer but say a parent wanted to forgo live saving cancer care to their child or a blood transfusion so they could instead pray to Jesus or to rub crystals on them, in cases like that I believe court's have up held medical practitioners suing for temporary custodial ship so they can administer care and I'm okay with that.
The reality is every professional medical institution supports trans patients and trans care. What reality are you referring to you cosplaying Bingo?Reality proves it.
Your opinion will matter when trans children start coming to you for advice over their Healthcare providers.No minor should be operated on or drugged to create a no come back from situation if they decide later that the trans thing was a phase or something pushed on them by their parents or peers.
The reality is every professional medical institution supports trans patients and trans care. What reality are you referring to you cosplaying Bingo?
Your opinion will matter when trans children start coming to you for advice over their Healthcare providers.![]()
Except you can't provide any evidence to support your premise that conversion therapy is on the same level as gender affirming care. One is supported by the medical community, the other isn't and is listed by that same medical community as a harmful practice administered by ignorant bingos.That's fine if there is broad consensus on the matter. But that power shouldn't be used as a weapon in the culture war, which, in the cases of both "conversion therapy" and "gender affirming care", is what is currently going on.
Then list one that agrees with you. I'll wait.Not every one, just the woke idiotic ones.
You kooks need to go to a veterinarian for your healthcare.Ohio’s Republican Gov. Mike DeWine has vetoed legislation that would have barred transgender youth from receiving gender-affirming care.
DeWine said signing the bill would “be saying that the state, the government” knows what’s better for youth than their parents.
Just as abortion bans would be saying that the state, the government knows what’s better for women than their doctors and family.
Perhaps one Republican is finally understanding that limited government, less government is much more than just reckless, irresponsible tax cuts and deregulation.
Then list one that agrees with you. I'll wait.
And NHS England, which is in the midst of an independent review of gender identity services, recently stated that there is "scarce and inconclusive evidence to support clinical decision-making" for minors with gender dysphoria, and that for most who present before puberty it will be a "transient phase," requiring clinicians to focus on psychological support and to be "mindful" of the risks of even social transition
I don't support either, so I have no interest in providing "evidence". I'm speaking up for the rights of families to make extremely personal decisions on behalf of their children. Again, Governor Dewine nailed it:Except you can't provide any evidence to support your premise that conversion therapy is on the same level as gender affirming care. One is supported by the medical community, the other isn't and is listed by that same medical community as a harmful practice administered by ignorant bingos.
Were I to sign House Bill 68 or were House Bill 68 to become law, Ohio would be saying that the State -- that the government -- knows better what is medically best for a child than the two people who love that child the most -- the parents.
sucka, we're talking forced procedures, do you get that? are you that ignorant in this discussion thread? Wow!!!The medical community makes the decision of what gets to be called medical treatment. You don't get to administer hemlock while taking the pretense of it being legitimate medicine.
I get it, I don't want government on either side of it. I was against roe v wade, you?The republicans don't seem to get it either.
I asked for evidence of any professional medical community that supports you bigots. I understand different institutions are going to have different approaches to care, what none of them are going to do is demean trans children or call what they're going through, "pretend". You're not going to find a single professional medical institution that is in support of your ignorant bigotry.
the parent does, period. KapeeshYou don't get to make decisions for someone else's body or pretend as if your concern is their best interest rather than your Bingo ideology.
what the fk is this word salad meaning?I asked for evidence of any professional medical community that supports you bigots. I understand different institutions are going to have different approaches to care, what none of them are going to do is demean trans children or call what they're going through, "pretend". You're not going to find a single professional medical institution that is in support of your ignorant bigotry.