Whoever wrote the title of the video should rethink it... It does not completely accurately reflect what this individual said. That said, I will make the point that came to mind when I read the title.

You can't legislate feelings, and it would be nice if people "couldn't" be trans, i.e. if there were no such thing as gender dysphoria. As it is, it seems such a mental disorder does exist, and either people are afflicted with it or they are not. These bills don't state that a person is unable or not permitted to experience gender dysphoria, they simply set standards for how medical personnel are to treat these patients if they are children.

There is evidence to suggest gender dysphoria may not always be permanent - especially when it manifests in young children. Unfortunately, this is sometimes shown by the fact that people do de-transition. Some even de-transition whose original transition occurred in adulthood! The left may tell us that this is rare, and they may quote statistics, and we must acknowledge that statistics can be used and abused to "prove" all sorts of falsehoods. Therefore, de-transition (or at least regretting of transition) may be more common than medical authorities would have us believe.

It is so important to protect children from making such serious decisions before the age at which the law generally expects them to be responsible for making important, life-altering decisions. Surgery on biological males to remove genitalia and imitate female genitalia makes the patient irreversibly infertile. Hormone therapies can cause infertility for both sexes. A double mastectomy permanently removes the ability to breastfeed. All of these procedures should be restricted to sound-minded adults who give informed consent.