Transgender Woman Sent Back To Male Prison Despite Appeal
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The high rates of drug abuse, suicide, compulsive disorders, schizophrenia, etc that accompany people of 'atypical gender affiliation' stand as a testament against your claim.
Whether it agrees with how you think the world should work, or not; the cold hard reality is that those with gender identity issues are not healthy from a neurological standpoint, and it creates a wide range of other issues for them. I would argue that it it is not expressly a causal factor, but is an emergent behavior stemming from other biases that are environmental, self-conscious, and prenatal in origin.
I'm sorry - but when you have a condition where the brain doesn't properly recognize written patterns - it is categorized under dyslexia - a disorder. When you have difficulty associating words with a social context - it is classified as an autistic disorder.
When you can't recognize your own *** - that's also a disordering of the healthy neural structure.
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You are generalizing a whole group of people on statistics that apply to some not all. 1 in 3 black males go to prison. So should I say black men are good for nothing? It is very idiotic to label all transgendered people mentally ill. Who the hell are you? Not too long ago they said all black people were not human and homosexuals were mentally I'll.
Most of these sad things that happen to transgendered are due to society. Drug use = society doesen't accept you. Your family disowns you. You are faced with violence for being who you are. This can lead to suicide.
You can believe what you want.
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Being black or liking the same *** is comparable to wanting to cut of your genitals?
The only thing similar is how they were/are looked down on at a point, aside from you
thinking they're all unjust.
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In this case, yes. Because both are correlated to things they don't cause, but treated as such.
I have yet to meet a homosexual individual who is not on psychiatric prescription or a manic-depressive mess.
They may be a person who is good at heart, but a troubled person. Each and every one of them. Some of the worst cases are those who are surrounded by people who celebrate the 'diversity' of the sexuality.
There are two ways you can look at it.
You can either write it off as a failure of the universe to give black people equal statistical representation.
Or you can investigate to define what common trends exist.
"Black culture" has embraced forms of music that glorify criminal activity. "Black neighborhoods" have self-isolated and the communities have increasingly shifted toward a territorial perspective. For these groups, it has become less about the virtues of the laws officers enforce - but about the fact that the officers are not a part of their gang - or 'tribe.'
The net result is that a culture of antagonistic behavior has been bred, and plays out much as one would expect against a legal system - those with antagonistic attitudes have higher incarceration rates. If a disproportionate number of blacks are being subjected to influences that lead to a cultural acceptance of that antagonism.... there's a fairly large factor in the causation.
When someone wakes up and hacks off their leg because they feel it was not part of them - it is classified as a neurological disorder.
Yes, such a thing does exist, and is similar to what has become affectionately known as "Dr. Strangelove Syndrome." It is possible for things to goof up and for body parts to feel completely alien to the individual - and it is quite a terrifying experience when your own leg feels like the leg of another person against you.
When someone wakes up and says they are not the man their balls imply - how is it any different from a medical standpoint?
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And you are?
Who is "they?"
They are. Once again, the same rates of suicide, drug abuse, and even spousal abuse follow them. Domestic violence rates are three times higher overall, and can be up to ten times higher when accounting for estimates of unreported female-on-female domestic abuse.
Of course, there again, homosexuals are difficult to define from a scientific standpoint as much of it relies upon self-identification. Many women currently or have engaged in sexual activity with another woman without considering themselves a lesbian or truly bisexual, as they are only interested in forming intimate partnerships with a member of the opposite ***.
See - Liberals hung themselves with their free *** movement several years ago, as they pretty much rendered this "homosexuals are a born identity" thing moot.
Generally speaking, the only standard you can even remotely rely upon is those who either marry or report as being partnered with a member of the same ***.
The problem is that there is absolutely no trend between homosexual/transgendered suicide rates and social acceptance.
It doesn't matter what country you do your research in. Homosexuals in europe have been celebrated for decades - and their suicide rates are just as disproportionate as they are in the middle east (where statistics are available - and you can be put to death for homosexual behavior in some of those parts).
Opinion polls in the U.S. have shown an increasingly favorable view of homosexuality and an increasing acceptance of homosexual behavior. There is no correlation between that and suicide rates among homosexuals.
Further, your assertion that environment plays a special role in whether or not someone decides to kill him/her self is patently ridiculous. Statistics on Jews in Nazi Germany are a bit helter-skelter, but how many of them committed suicide even when they were bound for detention camps?
Numerous demographics have existed under some form of institutional or social persecution for hundreds of years at a time with suicide rates only marginally higher than the background of random sampling of the population. Yet, among homosexuals, the rate is several times higher.
I am, in no way, saying that someone should be ridiculed for such a thing - nor am I saying that they should be talked to in a diminutive manner. At the same time - you have to be real about what the medical prognosis is, and not be swayed by the fickle agendas of media floozies.
It's called science. Eliminates a lot of the need for belief in what is and is not a causal factor.
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Yea, they are if your body is male by DNA and you think your Woman you have mental issues. Stop the Political Correctness all that weak minded people trying to change reality by intimidating people to their convoluted believes. Whats the difference between thinking they're a bird and they can fly and a man thinking they're a woman? The DNA in both cases say you are a Human male not bird not a female human. Stop cuddling to insanity of the left,and stop using taxpayer money for insane projects. Accept what you are and change within reason. You are what your DNA says you are.
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This is from the Atlantic... a progressive hell hole if there ever was one:
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" Sitting in a small restaurant near Madison Square Garden, Chris mulled over his past. "I know gay couples in the Bronx who beat the shit out of each other," he said. "The weird thing is, it's like fighting with your brother. You're going at each other, and you're not taking it seriously, and you don't think of it as a problem, it's just the fabric of your relationship. But you don't realize it's a piece of fabric you can cut out."
Raised in a conservative, military family, with a history of sexual abuse running on both sides, Chris said he always felt like the odd one out growing up. "I was raised to tolerate what was dished out," he remembered. "It was just dysfunctional. I grew up with a closeted uncle who died of AIDS and a mother who hit my father, who would then turn around and hit us."
Chris moved from Chicago to New York when he was 21 so that he could live life as an out gay man, he said. "I had a full time job, full time benefits, and my own apartment," he said. "That didn't last." "
His is a classic case of homosexuality precipitated by early sexual abuse and trauma. But the insidious thing about abusive cycles is that they perpetuate.
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" The National Violence Against Women survey found that 21.5 percent of men and 35.4 percent of women living with a same-*** partner experienced intimate-partner physical violence in their lifetimes, compared with 7.1% and 20.4% for men and women, respectively, with a history of only opposite-*** cohabitation. Transgender respondents had an incidence of 34.6 percent over a lifetime according to a Massachusetts survey.
The CDC’s 2010 National Intimate Partner and Sexual Violence Survey, released again in 2013 with new analysis, reports in its first-ever study focusing on victimization by sexual orientation that the lifetime prevalence of rape, physical violence, or stalking by an intimate partner was 43.8 percent for lesbians, 61.1 percent for bisexual women, and 35 percent for heterosexual women, while it was 26 percent for gay men, 37.3 percent for bisexual men, and 29 percent for heterosexual men (this study did not include gender identity or expression). "
Rates of abuse are -far- higher in the 'queer' category. Their condition is most frequently precipitated by abuse and it is, therefor, logical that the pattern of abuse repeat.
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In this article - they specifically mentioning covering it up because it is evidence that homosexuality is built around fundamentally unhealthy views and perspectives.
A hundred years from now, no matter how accepted homosexuality is by society, domestic abuse patterns will always be statistically higher among homosexual couples.
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From another liberal hell hole, The Huffington Post:
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"A study conducted by a team of British scientists in 2012 found that of a pool of individuals not diagnosed on the autism spectrum, female-to-male (FTM) transgender people have higher rates of autistic features than do male-to-female (MTF) transgender people or cisgender males and females. Another study, which looked at children and adolescents admitted to a gender identity clinic in the Netherlands, found that almost 8 percent of subjects were also diagnosed with ASD. That figure is nearly four times higher than the rate of ASD in the general population, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Turkish researcher N. M. Mukaddes suggests that this number may even be low, citing the fact that individuals with lower levels of language may be unable to communicate their feelings of dissatisfaction with their assigned gender.
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While the EMB theory focuses on cognitive abilities, other factors related to *** and gender have been found to correlate with ASD. An international team of researchers found significantly higher levels of male hormones in both males and females diagnosed with ASD than in the neurotypical control group. These findings raise questions regarding both ASD and gender nonconformity. For example, could higher levels of male hormones be the cause of both ASD and feelings of gender dysphoria (the newly published clinical term for being transgender)? Or could the presence of one cause the higher levels of hormones, which in turn causes the other? Is it only more masculine women who are diagnosed with ASD, while others who show symptoms go undiagnosed? Only time and much more research on the topic will reveal the answers to these questions. "
Which is kind of funny, because it was, perhaps, about a year ago that I explained how Gender Dysphoria and its related forms are, essentially, a form of disorder that falls within the pattern of autistic behavior. It falls into two categories - a failure to comprehend the nonverbal communication element of dress/attire ("Gender-****" or "guys can wear princess dresses, too") - or an obsessive-compulsion with gender roles that leads to attempting to assign one's own gender based upon one's own behavior ("I like to paint my nails, therefor I must be a girl in a boy's body").
Of course, it's cute that everyone tries to act politically correct about all of this and to say that it's not a problem.... but it is a problem - as evidenced by the higher abuse rates, the higher suicide rates, etc.
The idea that all of these dysfunctional patterns are products of discrimination is just not consistent with the medical and statistical facts.
Now - I don't mean that these people need to be institutionalized or that they need to be compelled into any kind of treatment program... but if people do really care about them, then they should look at the person's behavior for what it is - a pattern of dysfunction brought about by abuse.
At the end of the day - which is more important?
The health of a person?
Or the characterization of a set of behaviors?
A drunk may be a good person at heart - but that doesn't mean you celebrate the state of drunkenness in order to appreciate who the person is and what they have accomplished.
Gender is an artificial construct created by those who are obsessive-compulsive about the classification of behavior according to ***.
In either case, having a 'gender' that is different from your *** is tantamount to a disorder.