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Topic	Alabama to ban transgender surgeries and hormone blockers for teenagers.
UnfairRepresent 03/12/20 7:32:54 PM #332:	hockeybub89 posted... What about every other condition that children aren't mature enough to fully comprehend? Should no surgeries be funded? Should children even receive medical care? A hole in the heart is binary Whether or not a child believes they are the opposite gender is opinion. You can't 100% tell if they will maintain that convinction into adulthood or if they are just confused kids. Some haven't maintained that conviction. There are lawsuits over it as we speak with people who regret it saying they couldn't consent. Note they are not claiming that they didn't say they consented at the time, but they are saying because they were children that they could not fully understand what they were saying and as such couldn't consent . And the issue is that there is no 100% way of testing for that. You can't change your conviction about a hole in your heart 20 years later. It's a physical thing What concerns me is a lot of people including users like Shock and Tenlaar are dismsising these people as unimportant because they are outliers. I can't agree with that. It's a big serious issue. These are children we're talking about. People who don't know what Peanut Butter is made of. --- ^ Hey now that's completely unfair! https://imgur.com/yPw05Ob <cite>UnfairRepresent posted [p:935596565] in Alabama to... [t:78463642]...</cite> <quote>hockeybub89 posted...</cite> <quote> What about every other condition that children aren't mature enough to fully comprehend? Should no surgeries be funded? Should children even receive medical care? </quote> A hole in the heart is binary Whether or not a child believes they are the opposite gender is opinion. You can't 100% tell if they will maintain that convinction into adulthood or if they are just confused kids. Some haven't maintained that conviction. There are lawsuits over it as we speak with people who regret it saying they couldn't consent. Note they are not claiming that they didn't say they consented at the time, but they are saying because they were children that they could not fully understand what they were saying and as such couldn't consent . And the issue is that there is no 100% way of testing for that. You can't change your conviction about a hole in your heart 20 years later. It's a physical thing What concerns me is a lot of people including users like Shock and Tenlaar are dismsising these people as unimportant because they are outliers. I can't agree with that. It's a big serious issue. These are children we're talking about. People who don't know what Peanut Butter is made of. --- ^ Hey now that's completely unfair! https://imgur.com/yPw05Ob</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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