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Arkantrash strikes again with it’s case of child abuse 

EDIT: False alarm thankfully teehee

 

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Monster647

What does this exactly mean ? 

It comes off as if they literally made it illegal for trans people to access health services if they get ill. 
What did they actually ban ?
Gender re-assignment / transitioning services to trans people under the age of 18 ?

Edit: This means: "Arkansas banned gender affirming care to transgender people under the age of 18."

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REALITY

It's always mind-boggling to me when people feel the need to regulate other people's bodies. It just doesn't make sense. 

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pedrohemg
10 minutes ago, Monster647 said:

What does this exactly mean ? 

It comes off as if they literally made it illegal for trans people to access health services if they get ill. 
What did they actually ban ?
Gender re-assignment / transitioning services to trans people under the age of 18 ?

It basically means that people under 18 will not have access to things like puberty blockers and hormones.

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Neroneau
12 minutes ago, Reality said:

It's always mind-boggling to me when people feel the need to regulate other people's bodies. It just doesn't make sense. 

And ironically so unright-wing/unrepublican to want to limit another person’s freedom like that, no? 💀

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Economy

Is it THAT terrible tho? I get the motives of a conservative state on something like this are typically due to lack of approval...

 

But regardless of their motives for doing this i question how early ppl should go thru these procedures anyway. Arent both sexuality and sense of identity as well known to change a lot in many ppl during and before puperty? :huh:

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LOVEDRUG
3 minutes ago, Economy said:

Is it THAT terrible tho? I get the motives of a conservative state on something like this are typically due to lack of approval...

 

But regardless of their motives for doing this i question how early ppl should go thru these procedures anyway. Arent both sexuality and sense of identity as well known to change a lot in many ppl during and before puperty? :huh:

yes it is that terrible. often people know for certain they're trans well into their early teens, and puberty blockers and hormones can prevent drastic, irreversible puberty based changes that only make trans people hate themselves more. nobody's putting a 4 year old through this, it's for young teenagers after literal years of psychological evaluation.

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GagaSine
1 hour ago, Economy said:

Is it THAT terrible tho? I get the motives of a conservative state on something like this are typically due to lack of approval...

 

But regardless of their motives for doing this i question how early ppl should go thru these procedures anyway. Arent both sexuality and sense of identity as well known to change a lot in many ppl during and before puperty? :huh:

Well we also give birth control to teen girls which can seriously mess up their hormones and can effect fertility later in life. Puberty blockers overall are a positive thing for a vulnerable population even though it may have drawbacks/side effects, and that is also the case with a large portion of modern medicine anyway.

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SharkmanthaC
3 minutes ago, GagaSine said:

Well we also give birth control to teen girls which can seriously mess up their hormones and cause infertility later in life. Puberty blockers overall are a positive thing for a vulnerable population even though it may have drawbacks/side effects, and that is also the case with a large portion of modern medicine anyway.

Birth control usage has no correlation to infertility. 

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GagaSine
12 minutes ago, SamanthaC said:

Birth control usage has no correlation to infertility. 

Not from the research I’ve seen :shrug: i’ve looked a lot into hormonal issues in women because I have some myself and there are many women who struggle with fertility after long term birth control use, not to mention various birth controls have many side effects including increased cancer risk

(to clarify I just looked the information up again and it is not necessarily that BC causes infertility but that is it prescribed to fix hormone imbalances instead of the root cause of said imbalance being investigated, thus resulting in infertility even when the person goes off BC because their actual hormonal problems were never taken care of)

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JusKeepBreathin

Why? Why is it anyone's business? Healthcare isn't even free right now. So why does anyone care what someone else's healthcare treatment is. And even if it's universal. Who the hell cares what's going on in someone else's medical care? 

"Nothing in the world is more dangerous than sincere ignorance and conscientious stupidity." -Martin Luther King Jr.
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bionic
4 hours ago, JusKeepBreathin said:

Why? Why is it anyone's business? Healthcare isn't even free right now. So why does anyone care what someone else's healthcare treatment is. And even if it's universal. Who the hell cares what's going on in someone else's medical care? 

False pretence of 'morality'. The Republicans allege to hate 'big government' but for sure want to be at the top of it, calling the shots

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