It's a moral panic and they are powerful madness inducing psychological phenomenon.

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That is not to say that there are not real issues with how transexual people have been treated. Just as there are real issue with racial prejudice. Moral panics usually start with something like actual child abuse and gets distorted.

The best example of how an actual problem, drunkenness, is distorted into bad public policy is prohibition. Excessive alcohol consumption was a part of American life from it's colonial days. John Adams stated: "If the ancients drank as our people drink rum and cider, it is no wonder we hear of so many possessed with devils." Towards the end of the 19th century it became clear that alcohol consumption was incompatible with an industrial society. The Victorian period was also a time of growing social awareness. By the early 20th century women particular were no longer going to put up with abusive, irresponsible drunken husbands. The answer to the problem was prohibition. Just as we see with Covid lock downs and global warming the hypocrisy of the politicians and pundits was everywhere to be seen. The people making the law had no intention of following prohibition law. Instead they profited from it by relationships with bootleggers. Eventually the corruption lead to the repeal of prohibition. The moral panic waned and "sensible" laws enacted such as drunk driving and age restrictions.

What total foolishness!

I'm a decenting voice because I believe it's not healthy to coddle the mentally fragile.

Same destabilization methods by Marxist , I hope you guys push back enough to not let it root in. Scandinvia , UK and parts of US are example of these lunatics running the asylum. And results are the same, disaster.

They're () going to use the same tactics here that they've used to destabilize the US.

This entire movement is rather convoluted. I respect someone's right to be labeled what ever they want to be labeled, although it's sometimes difficult to remember everyone's name let alone the pronoun. It's almost narcissistic.....