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Topic	Texas jury rules against dad trying to stop 7yo son's gender transition
WashYourHands 10/24/19 9:06:44 PM #223:	shockthemonkey posted... WashYourHands posted... shockthemonkey posted... hockeybub89 posted... A child can't randomly get irreparably gender transitioned any easier than a child can randomly have open heart surgery. But let's fearmonger. But its ok to subject the child to possible ailments in the future due to messing with hormonal development just in case they turn out to be what 0.6% of the us population are? Not hypothetical possible future ailments! Oh no, if we treat people using responsible medical guidelines theres a chance things arent 100% perfect. Gee golly, what a stellar argument So you are saying the risk is worth it? --- Pay yourself before any bills, savings is paramount but often forgotten <cite>WashYourHands posted [p:929201852] in Texas jury... [t:78108026]...</cite> <quote>shockthemonkey posted...</cite> <quote>WashYourHands posted...</cite> <quote>shockthemonkey posted...</cite> <quote>hockeybub89 posted...</cite> <quote>A child can't randomly get irreparably gender transitioned any easier than a child can randomly have open heart surgery. But let's fearmonger.</quote> </quote> But its ok to subject the child to possible ailments in the future due to messing with hormonal development just in case they turn out to be what 0.6% of the us population are?</quote> Not hypothetical possible future ailments! Oh no, if we treat people using responsible medical guidelines theres a chance things arent 100% perfect. Gee golly, what a stellar argument </quote> So you are saying the risk is worth it? --- Pay yourself before any bills, savings is paramount but often forgotten</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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