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Hope this is not too political or inflammatory. I trust the mods to remove it if so.
There is definite abuse of trans kids here (not by the parents). Enough said.
https://www.kvue.com/article/news/local/texas/transgender-st...
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Not only child abuse by the state
Sounds as if there's a good bit of parental abuse as well. Is the state also going to investigate the pediatrician, the endocrinologist and the two therapists? After all, they have prescribed the blockers and testosterone. Obviously the two therapists are encouraging the child.
Where does this nonsense end? With the kind of thinking that going on around this, anyone associated with the family is at risk. What about the pharmacy that sells the prescriptions? What about the store that sells the child gender appropriate clothing? And the hair cut? Who's responsible for that? My, my, what a collaboration of child abusers.
Ouch! I just bit my tongue from having it in my cheek during that last.
I'm glad the parents are standing up to this and in court. It's time the legal question was laid to rest and things like this left to medical professionals who don't react with knee jerk answers to problems that don't exist.
Hugs
Patricia
Happiness is being all dressed up and HAVING some place to go.
Semper in femineo gerunt
Ich bin eine Mann
The law is stacked against the parents
Right the way to the SCOTUS (6:3 in favour of members of the Federalist Society).
When is the current TX AG going to face trial? He was indicted years ago. The US legal system is nowhere near just. Just how injust it is plays out in almost every state on a daily basis.
Samantha
A new underground railway
I had played with a story about a guy using the name Harry Tubman who helps women needing an abortion and trans folk escape from Texas and Florida in the near dystopian future. I dropped it as being unnecessarily nasty about those states. I hope it stays that way!
I have no idea what it is
I have no idea what it is about. When I click the link I get this,
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You don't have permission to access "http://www.kvue.com/article/news/local/texas/transgender-stu..." on this server.
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Leeanna
News Article
In short, the Texas DFPS (Department of Family and Protective Services) went and interviewed a 13-year old trans-boy in regards to alleged 'child abuse' per Gov Greg Abott's instructions to investigate families for providing gender affirming care to their children.
This case was done at school without trying to contact the parents at all beforehand. The 'interview' apparently lasted nearly an hour and included a lot of very personal questions about the boy's diagnosis and how he felt about such. It caused the boy enough emotional trauma that he had a not so mini-meltdown and was not able to return to classes for the rest of the day and possibly a few more days after.
The investigator used a legal loophole in the Texas state laws to get to the boy while he was in school and not around his parents. It is now being fought over in the courts.
- Leona
Access Denied
It's because you are trying to pull data from an ISP who has a filter which won't allow certain nations to look at their data.
OR..., your own ISP is throttling your overseas searches and connections.
Cheer up love, England does that to me a bunch. Almost any ISP I try to link into located in England shuts me out. There are work arounds if one wishes.
Hugs Leeanna
Barb
Isn't technology great!
Oklahoma born and raised cowgirl
A work around that would help BCTS
Get a VPN (Virtual Private Network) from Qnez
https://www.qnez.net/vpn/
(Janglewood LLC is the parent company of Qnez.) At any rate any profit for Qnez benefits BCTS. To find out about Janglewood here's the link (local on BCTS)
https://bigclosetr.us/topshelf/admin-message/49395/future-bi...
Hugs
Patricia
Happiness is being all dressed up and HAVING some place to go.
Semper in femineo gerunt
Ich bin eine Mann
Ok for me
Reachable from Australia