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“This is a great big fat ‘Oh, no,’” Anawalt said in reaction to Hegseth’s announcement. “We’re turning the clock back on rational healthcare. … I’m worried about the ethics. I’m worried about the health consequences. I’m worried about unnecessary evaluations, incorrect assessments, and incorrect diagnoses that lead to inappropriate prescriptions of testosterone.”
Testosterone can lead to less impulse control, bad idea for people with guns.
Good idea for a country that specifically gave those people guns and trained them to shoot people without thinking too hard about it. They’ll want it for the police soon, too.
That’s not really how it works in the military. They don’t just let you shoot things indiscriminately like they do in the police force.
Or in a hospital or daycare or grocery store
Again, I was not talking about police. Not even talking about like… The National Guard.
Not yet.
American as gun play and police shootings.
True, but they’re not trying to win wars, they’re trying to look powerful in the eyes of their voters, who definitely think aggressive roided-out soldiers with itchy trigger fingers are powerful.