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Health See other Health Articles Title: New Debate Sparks About Childhood Transgenderism New Debate Sparks About Childhood Transgenderism July 6, 2020 "2017.07.02 Rainbow and US Flags Flying W" (CC BY-SA 2.0) by tedeytan Childhood gender transitioning is a very heated social issue. Some people are all for it, while others have sounded the alarm about children making a decision as permanent as gender transition surgery. Often, proponents of childhood gender transitioning claim that those with concerns or reservations about this are “hateful.” Backers of gender transition surgery for children also tend to point to anecdotal cases where such transitions yielded positive results and happy outcomes. "2017.06.11 Equality March 2017, Washingt" (CC BY-SA 2.0) by tedeytan The debate has, yet again, resurfaced. Over the weekend, Harry Potter novelist J.K. Rowling posted a series of tweets, articulating her concerns about childhood transgenderism, as reported by Breitbart News. This subsequently prompted multiple activists of transgenderism to attack Rowling, while other individuals came to her defense. The Great Debate on Childhood Transgenderism In Rowling’s tweet, she stated that children and other young people who are gay or believe themselves to be transgender should not be “shunted” towards gender transition surgery. The Harry Potter author also pointed out that several health experts have concerns regarding the pressure that some young people face to accept transgender-based surgery. Poster Comment: When I worked for State of Illinois, after work one day I was in The Brothers Tavern for a couple of beers after work. This guy came on the afternoon news. It seems he had just found his long lost brother. I knew that guy. It was one of the designers from the fag florist I did deliveries for as a young man. I stood up on the rungs of the bar stool and pointed at the TV and shouted, "THAT GUY'S A FAGGOT!" Everyone was asking, "How do you know?" I told them, "We worked at the same shop together but we had different jobs." Everyone there was the same way, even the owner and book keeper. The two women who worked the front of the shop, one was an old Jewish woman named Rosalie who was from Schenectady, NY. The other I did not know much about. I bet the old one is dead a long time now since she was in her 70s back before 1980. ;) Post Comment Private Reply Ignore Thread
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