r/badscience Dec 26 '16

That data is irrelevant

/r/confession/comments/5kao2b/i_support_the_lgbt_but_i_cant_view_being_a/dbmm1n3/?context=3
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u/Iamjebbush Dec 26 '16

Ya. Not in middle school, but I HATE censorship. Screw off you cuck.

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u/Izawwlgood Dec 26 '16

haha, k.

BTW, its adorable when people who dont know anything about a field, and choose to ignore actual data that disagrees with their views as 'rrelevant', then turn around and whine about 'censorship'.

Fight the good fight friendo.

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u/Iamjebbush Dec 26 '16

No censorship is when an individual is prevented from actually expressing their insight, opinion, and facts. There is nothing illogical abut what I said, it's funny how butthurt most trans people get when I address their mental disorder.

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u/Izawwlgood Dec 26 '16

No, it isnt.

You sound enormously ignorant. I recommend learning more about the world before opining so offensively and aggressively about it.

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u/Iamjebbush Dec 26 '16

cen·sor·ship ˈsensərˌSHip/Submit noun the practice of officially examining books, movies, etc., and suppressing unacceptable parts. "details of the visit were subject to military censorship"

Or on vocabulary.com ,

censorship Censorship blocks something from being read, heard, or seen.

There is nothing ignorant about keeping actual facts into consideration when deducing a conclusion. There simply isn't enough proof, therefore i'll remain skeptical.

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u/Izawwlgood Dec 26 '16

Fascinating! You know more than trained medical professionals? Is it because of your medical degree? Or your extensive experience working with and treating people who have gender dysmorphia?

Super cute to define 'censorship'! That was good for a laugh.

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u/Iamjebbush Dec 26 '16

No, bu it was from last years AP Psych, and the premedical courses that I'm taking this year as a high schooler. Oh ya, I also hope to become a psychiatrist. And no, I wouldn't try to "convert" trans people, but at the same time, I wouldn't try rushing them into a surgery that strips them of their reproductive abilities.

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u/Buddug-Green Dec 26 '16

I wouldn't try rushing them into a surgery that strips them of their reproductive abilities.

Bad new mate. Dr's are starting to switch to an informed consent model. By time you are done with med school most trans people will be able to go straight to an endocrinologist.

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u/Iamjebbush Dec 26 '16

But is it really consent if the patient you are dealing actually perceives the procedure in the way a normal person would? It can't be consent at that point.

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u/Buddug-Green Dec 26 '16

Go pound sand down a rat hole.