Texas bill would ban nearly all gender-affirming care, including for trans adults

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PissedOffAmericanWoman · 23/02/2023 19:46

As a Texas born Woman I'm on the fence about this one. On one hand I'm glad they are doing something about it all. Doing something is definitely better than nothing! On the other hand this feels a bit like an overreaction... Assuming that CBS Is not lying or exaggerating the situation. 🤔

I feel like adults should be able to transition with certain checks and balances in place of course! The situation with Michelle Zacchigna is living proof that not all adults should be transitioned and need different care.

www.cbsnews.com/amp/news/texas-bill-ban-gender-affirming-care-transgender-adults/

What do you ask think? Also is CBS a reliable truthful news source? If not is there a better news source that covers this story?

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Silverbracken · 23/02/2023 22:03

AlisonDonut · 23/02/2023 20:23

I think the sooner we accept that nobody can change sex, and the drugs used cause excruciatingly horrific long term effects on humans, and that this experiment is a catastrophic failure the better.

This ^^

If men wanna wear dresses and have long hair, that’s cool. Men wear make up? No worries, carry on.

Using chemical castration drugs on people with mental health struggles, and turning their penises inside out should be banned and the surgeons who have got involved in all this should be struck off.

Signalbox · 23/02/2023 22:21

FOJN · 23/02/2023 21:21

Yes, Dr "Yeet the Teet" doesn't have medical malpractice insurance. I'm sure she can still be sued but it would be pointless if she does not have the cash to pay out.

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That’s incredible. I think indemnity insurance is mandatory for doctors in the UK. Honestly, American healthcare is crazy!

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