What you said wasn't just "technically" incorrect, it was demonstrably false.

It's not going out of one's way to read the study cited in the source you posted. That's the whole reason the study is linked, so that it can be read.

You were fine with the article using statistics when you thought it supported you, so how am I supposedly the one reducing women to statistics for simply quoting part of the study to clear up misinformation you posted?

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Are the trees okay?

How are the trees?

Umm… what proof do you have the stones work?

Prayer has long been proven in the scientific sense, and energy work is in of the oldest things humans do. See kung fu, tai chi, etc

I'm confused.

Did she get surgery done when she was only 13? Is that allowed by the rules or not?

>transgender surgery performed on her when she was 13.

Much easier to clean house when they're reduced to lego bricks.....

I'm not sure I'm happy with kids getting irreversible surgery done to them. I thought the point of puberty blockers was that they could just take them, and then once they are an adult they can get surgery and other hormones.

>transgender surgery performed on her when she was 13.

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Visible confusion

The... The last two bullet points? Did you not read them? Kids can't give independent informed consent, and SoC7 requires it. Generally speaking, and every person is different, it's not until around 16 that a person develops that ability, though occasionally they'll twig it at 15.

It's a question of brain development. This stuff is really well-settled in psychology, medicine, and law.

No that it, I think the main thing was that she was a kid and that the doctor's scared her parents into agreeing, by talking about how she would be more likely to commit suicide if they didn't.

Was he?

The National Guard and Reserves are the militia, aka trained citizens that can be called up to service.

It's always been Turkiye there but in 2021 Erdogan launched a rebranding campaign and basically told everybody else to spell it right. So we all did. But then we just quit when they had earthquakes?

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I'm sure he'll be also voted in again because he's the last Khalifa and what not

>Transphobes tell us over and over that detransitioning is all over the place, there's hundreds of thousands or millions of detransitioners - and yet they only know about the one or two

Well obviously your aren't going to have thousands wanting to go on media tours. If you want to get a better gauge then look at how many are suing in class action lawsuits.

In the UK a large number of suing the NHS, plus the Tavistock clinic which was responsible got closed down as a results and reviews are ongoing.

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>The Tavistock gender clinic is facing mass legal action from youngsters who claim they were rushed into taking life-altering puberty blockers.
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>Lawyers expect about 1,000 families to join a medical negligence lawsuit alleging vulnerable children have been misdiagnosed and placed on a damaging medical pathway.
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>https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/tavistock-gender-clinic-to-be-sued-by-1-000-families-lbsw6k8zd

or secretary of state.

"certainly we should allow men to take the same hormones that we allow women to take. Seems a bit bigoted that only certain genders are allowed testosterone"

Amongst the most absurd bad faith arguments I have ever read in my life

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Explain how anything you said supports the bolded statement? It seems perfectly reasonable based on those guidelines that a misguided 13 year old could start HRT, they just say it's an edge case.

That's the same time frame as the linked study. There have been exactly 0 studies which point to homicide being #1. If there were, they would have been linked when it was pointed out that the study cited in this thread shows suicide as being the #1 cause by a long shot. You could search all day to find a source which supports your assertion, but all you'll find are articles that are misleading at best.

It was in the report put out during the investigation.

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