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09-27-2012, 10:26 AM
How true that is.
I actually feel a lot of compassion for the transgendered. I don't think that doctors should perform sex change surgeries. I have no problem with those who cross dress, though. Ru Paul is beautiful as a woman, and kind of plain and ordinary as a man, but he's never had the surgery, so he can go back and forth as he pleases. He probably takes the hormones to grow breasts, though.
Once a person has the surgery, he can't go back. He also faces a lifetime of plastic surgery procedures to maintain the female look (not sure how it works with females to males, but not sure I want to know). In this case, medical technology has created a situation that hurts instead of heals, even if the intention is the latter.
I had a friend at my former church who was a male to female TG. I really liked him, but he never looked very much like a woman. He also still had sex with women-like John Lithgow's character in "The World According to Garp". He had plastic surgery every other year, it seemed, to try to look more female. He was tall and very masculine, with a pronounced adam's apple, it just wasn't going to work no matter what he did. I would never treat someone badly who was TG or TS, but I still feel badly for them.
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09-27-2012, 10:39 AM
Ru Paul is beautiful as a womanRu Paul is a womanwoman
Dressing up in a skirt and wearing make-up doesn't make you a woman anymore than putting a police uniform on for halloween makes one an actual police officer. Face it, the man is in denial about being a man, he believes that since he couldn't choose to be a male or female, then it must be all socially constructed and therefore inhibiting freedom of autonomy; what he fails to understand is that female and male are complementary roles, females raise the children with a sense of compassion for family, while the father disciplines the children instilling the sense of honor, loyalty, tradition, and independence and provides for the family.
ozconservative.com explains how liberalism, feminism, and autonomy go hand-in-hand, and how it's inevitable goal of the family unit is the same thing as the marxist goal of class warfare. One example was the family unit is like a bundle of sticks, you can't break them in that bundle, only by untying the bundle can you break them one by one, and bam you have a marxist dictatorship.
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09-27-2012, 12:13 PM
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09-27-2012, 01:38 PM
Well, deary, lets examine the facts, shall we?
1) prior to women's lib and the rise of the faggot brigade America was a strong, capatalist republic
2) following 30 years of women's lib and gay pride we have a marxist wannabe dictator occupying the Oval Office
Conclusion: you don't have to be a paranoid individual to recognize the obvious.
What happend to American's morality? Abortion and so called gay rights
What happend to the American family? Women in the workplace.
What happened to America's work ethic? Libtard policies.
What happened to public education? Libtard policies/political correctness/revisionist history
What is responsible for the downfall of America? Liberalism!"The beauty of the Second Amendment is that you won't need it until they try to take it away."---Thomas Jefferson
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09-27-2012, 02:08 PM
You appear to be implying that this is a "natural state" argument you are making. So I will ask you which primitive society you would point to as an example of these social roles and tribal structures? I am not an anthropologist, but what I have seen of primitive living from gorilla troops to human bush or tribal societies doesn't follow the design you have stated.
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Dying to believe in what you heard
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09-27-2012, 05:54 PM
"The beauty of the Second Amendment is that you won't need it until they try to take it away."---Thomas Jefferson
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09-27-2012, 06:04 PM
What about people who are a chromosomal mess?
Like you have XXYs where the Y never gets expressed, or only partially expressed. http://www.empowher.com/media/refere...elter-syndrome
You have men who have abnormalities where they overproduce estrogen, despite being XY.
I think it's clear that sometimes nature goes wrong, and in these cases yeah sure pick whichever gender you feel closest to, and I'm sorry for your condition.
In other cases... when it's purely psychological... I dunno, I think it's a mistake to enable their self-identity disease.
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09-27-2012, 06:16 PM
While you were hanging yourself , on someone else's words
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09-27-2012, 06:25 PM
I have read about transexuals who come full circle in a matter of years, from male to female and back to male. If we want to look at this as an illness, then it would appear that the operative therapy is indeed to enable them to work through it.
I don't see why it matters. Some folks think that adults messing with gender expression will confuse children. I suspect that people who feel that way haven't taken a really good look at the range of gender expression already out there which is sex specific and "unblurred" if you will.
We're selective about this. Women can go without make up, wear men's clothing, cut their hair off, and butch it up and no one would dream of denying them the right to look and dress as they please. But when men wander into femininity, it's an attack on civilization itself.While you were hanging yourself , on someone else's words
Dying to believe in what you heard
I was staring straight into the shining sun
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