Urgh. The language used by MPs protesting the necessary, sensible and welcome ban of puberty blockers for children caught up in transgender identity ideology:
– Maggie Chapman talked of 'trans siblings'
– Sian Berry 'trans youth'
– Stella Creasy 'young trans men', and— Dr Karen Ingala Smith (@K_IngalaSmith) December 12, 2024
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The language used by MPs protesting the necessary, sensible and welcome ban of puberty blockers for children caught up in transgender identity ideology:
– Maggie Chapman talked of 'trans siblings'
– Sian Berry 'trans youth'
– Stella Creasy 'young trans men', and
– Nadia Whittome 'young trans people'.
It sounds a lot less palatable if you say you are against 'children' being prevented from taking drugs that will make them infertile, in circumstances where where there are grave doubts that consent can be meaningful and where there is an absence of proof that those drugs are safe or effective.
Again: there are no trans youth. It's not a thing. No one is born in the wrong body. There are only victims of a social contagion who will in the majority of cases grow up to be gay. They should be left alone to go through puberty; not be the subject of irreversible medical experimentation with – as Cass showed – no demonstrable benefits.
Mick Hartley 
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