Really? It's not meant to be an insult?

Nope.

Haha

That's just one more thing you couldn't understand.

Haha!

Just one more thing you're lying about (or in EXTREME denial??)

I understand your position, however I personally think it's important to consider the possibility that gender dysphoria isn't being acknowledged when people claim that plenty of transgenders are healthy (again, presuming that healthy refers to neurology) due to gender dysphoria suddenly not being considered a disorder. Especially when suicide rates for transgenders before and after surgery are unchanged or even worsened, in spite of culture being more accepting of them. I hate to repeat but this channel is just off the rails rn.

Are you talking to me, @Cobra Commander?

You genuinely believe calling me a child isn't an insult, you've stated this several times Vlad

yeah

Sec, let me read it.

How do you think that's going to hold up to scrutiny?

np

Well, yes, Cobra. Of course.

I was talking in a broad sense when I spoke about being healthy.

*(here comes the flip flop*)

Ooops

it came too soon

Because I've known people like that.

And I know people like that.

Healthy people.

Functioning in society.

I see, so beyond neurology then?

He knows some "healthy" trannies, so it's not a mental illness. Case closed!

Happy individuals.

And so, that's why it seems wrong to me.

That's all I've ever said.

They aren't just "healthy", but also "happy"!

No "healthy" or "happy" autistic people out there

It's not a mental illness

If science somehow conclusively states that this is a wrong view of how things are, then sure, that's fine.

No "healthy" or "happy" people with prosthetic limbs out there

None of it is a disability or an illness

But from what I've seen, read and experienced personally, that's not the case.

There was someone else who I welcomed to share his studies with me.

You can do so, too.

False equivalence, Cosby.

Google it already.

Did you see that guy with prosthetic legs BEAT "able bodied" people in a race? I don't think it's a disability at all!

False equivalence.

Again.