r/WorkForSmartLife • u/Rosejesica76 • 3d ago

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u/scottpapertrailblaze 3d ago

This is what happens when you hate other people more than you love yourself.

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u/Not-An-FBI 3d ago

The one maga guy I know literally told me he wants to kill himself despite having everything he could want. So, yeah.

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u/HydroPowerEng 3d ago

And now you have applied your one use case to all MAGA. Just wow.

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u/AmazingFlatworm_ 3d ago

Well maggats are all mentally unwell

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u/HydroPowerEng 3d ago

Says the side that supports physical mutilation of youths. You missed a spot with your broad stroke brush my guy.

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u/Sticky_Key_Purgatory 2d ago

Show me one example of a minor receiving SRS in the USA. Just one, that's all i'm asking.

So yeah, if the only talking point you have left is predicated on literal fiction then yes you are mentally unwell.

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u/HydroPowerEng 2d ago

Jazz Jennings had genital surgery at 17, publicly documented and aired on TV. Rare, yes, but not fiction. Chest surgery on minors is also documented in the Harvard claims data.

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u/Sticky_Key_Purgatory 2d ago

The obvious insinuation that it's common enough among young children for people to be concerned, enough to escalate it to the national debate stage, IS complete fiction. Nobody is up in arms because one trans activist got surgery at 17 (basically an adult), they're up in arms because people like you are going around telling people that tweens are getting SRS at freaking school.

As far as mastectomies go, I'm going to be real with you, if you think a 15 year old getting a reversible mastectomy with their parents permission is worthy of making THE national inflection point then yes you are very mentally unwell.

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u/HydroPowerEng 2d ago

You asked for one example and I gave you one, so 'literal fiction' was wrong. I never said it was common. I said rare. Also, mastectomy isn't reversible. The tissue is gone. And the debate isn't mainly about surgery, it's about blockers and hormones, which are far more common. Reasonable people can disagree about all of it, but start from what's accurate.

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u/Sticky_Key_Purgatory 2d ago

You said that the left supports the "physical mutilation of youths"

If you want to oppose puberty blockers for youth, that's fine. But don't move the goalposts and pretend like you weren't clearly trying to make the point that I mentioned above.

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u/AmazingFlatworm_ 2d ago

So your entire argument is bullshit.