Ontarian wins legal battle to have a second set of genitals surgically created.

[Rainbowshit]

https://www.cp24.com/mobile/news/ontarian-wins-legal-battle-for-public-funding-of-gender-affirming-surgery-argued-as-experimental-1.6843548?__vfz=medium%3Dsharebar&referrer=https%3A%2F%2Ft.co%2F

Insanity, pure insanity. Canada has lost the plot.

Shame on the surgeon who is willing to carry out the procedure.

Having your cake and eating it...

What will they do with the balls?

Earrings?

Becoming a surgically created hermaphrodite will be a goldmine in the Onlyfans stakes - no taxpayer should be funding this shit, even for Canada.

On the other hand, it's stuff like this that helps to shine a light on why the whole thing is totally batshit crazy!

www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC10448296/

In other news, Canadians can't get life-saving care because healthcare is in crisis. 1 in 6 don't have a doctor. And it's immeasurably worse if you're Indigenous. But experimental surgery in Texas is funded by Canada to create double genitals.

“Cake hole”?

Oh, Canada…

Oh dear Canada what have you come to? I previously held you in such high regard. Now your minds are so open, your brains have fallen out.

Flatten them and make coasters.

Just because you CAN do something, does not mean you SHOULD...what next? Someone wanting to graft a horses' legs onto their torso because they identify as a centaur? Want a tail? Hooves, Horns?

Shame on the medics that are becoming Frankensteins and pocketing money by profiting off mental illness and sexual deviancy, and shame on the judge who allowed the appeal.

Penile-preserving vaginoplasty (AKA phallus-preserving vaginoplasty or Salmacian surgery) is already a thing. Normally the, er, patient pays, or in systems like that of the US, some insurance companies pay for it

The argument here was about getting public funding for the procedure.

This is baffling to me. This person identifies as non-binary. But wants to have both sets of genitals, which surely will only reinforce and embody that binary?

All those years at medical school, years as a surgeon and the pinnacle of your career is to make a....I don't know what to call it...a fucking mess

“There have been so many times that I have had to justify myself to just be,” K.S. previously told CTV News Toronto. “People who aren’t trans or nonbinary don’t have to get that permission to exist.”

See this is the the part that I dont think that they get. That they resort to hyperbole that others think is convincing but it is ludicrous. This person is declaring that they are just 'being'. Yet, they aren't really because if they were just being themselves they wouldn't be surgically altering themselves. They are the ones who cannot accept themselves as who they already are.

This double speak is really harmful. Not only does it lack coherence but what it communicates to other people with trans identities is harmful because it is really a circular falsity. That they need to obtain these horrendous (in terms of the prospect of success and liveability) surgeries to 'live their authentic selves' is appalling.

Oh Canada. 🙄 And I live here, and pay extremely high taxes for pretty basic medical care.

They have legal euthanasia there, so when surgically maimed individuals come to their senses, the state has a sinister get-out.

Having said that, Lola Cardinal's request under the MAID law was denied, and I'm not sure what has happened with Savannah Meadows.

How is the plumbing going to work?

How has society become so helpless in the face of the weird requests of fetishists?

Just googled Lola Cardinal. She was twenty when she had the surgery and has spent the fifteen years since in pain and regret.
And don't jump on me for pronouns, I'm going to avoid deletion and I have nothing but concern and sympathy for anyone who finds themselves in such a situation.

I don't think any of this stuff should be publicly funded, in any country. Such individuals might however need state funded psychiatric help.

I've done the googling so you don't have to. You're welcome.

Urination is generally by the usual method ("preserved", remember) but there can be complications since the bladder and the, er, additions and adaptations are all internal. If I've understood correctly.

I've never really paid attention to the transhumanism connection but I understand why people see strong links.

https://www.mumsnet.com/talk/womens_rights/5031567-bodily-autonomy-the-human-right-to-enhance-sound-familiar