Summary
The U.S. Supreme Court will hear US v Skrmetti on December 4, a pivotal case on whether transgender youth have a constitutional right to gender-affirming healthcare.
Tennessee is defending its ban on such care using testimony from six “expert” doctors, most of whom have been discredited in past court cases as biased and inexperienced.
Critics, including medical associations, argue the ban denies life-saving, evidence-based treatments.
The ruling could have profound implications for trans rights, bodily autonomy, and state control over healthcare, echoing parallels to abortion rights restrictions.
The eventual goal is to put all queer people back into the closet where they can update the old ‘Boys Beware’ movie from the 60s and put every queer person in prison for corrupting the youth.
Kim Hutton, who has a trans son and spoke with him about the suicide risks for trans kids denied care. According to Hutton’s later deposition, Hruz responded: “Some children are born in this world to suffer and die.”
An absolute monster.
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pretext /prē′tĕkst″/
noun
- A reason or excuse given to hide the real reason for something.
- Ostensible reason or motive assigned or assumed as a color or cover for the real reason or motive
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"Supreme Court orders toothpaste returned to tube, Denies accusations of illegitimacy ‘nuh uh, you are the illegitimate one’ "
This kind of thing is constant. Anti-trans pieces of shit will often use discredited doctors or doctors from completely different fields or doctors they paid to say those things or doctors they specifically looked for while passing by all the actually knowledgeable doctors on the subject or the friends of people doing studies who happen to be doctors and are transphobes. They never use actual good data and studies and testimony because if they did it would show they’re wrong.
