TRIGGERnometry The Cass Review Shames the Gay-Rights Establishment
Apr 20, 2024
The Cass Review critiques the current practices surrounding gender-affirming care for minors, suggesting it resembles gay conversion therapy. Discussions highlight the ethical dilemmas faced in medicalizing youth with gender dysphoria. Leaked documents shed light on accountability issues within institutions like WPATH, prompting calls for reform. The podcast challenges major organizations and advocates for a more evidence-based approach to treatment, igniting a broader conversation about the rights and well-being of young people navigating gender identity.
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Cass Review Vindicates Concerns
- The Cass Review validates concerns about gender-affirming care, previously dismissed as bigoted.
- Organizations like Stonewall, complicit in promoting this ideology, now try to evade responsibility.
Mermaids' Contradictory Actions
- Mermaids CEO, Lauren Stoner, claimed not to be medical experts, yet advised the Tavistock Clinic.
- Leaked emails reveal Mermaids offered support in drafting NHS service specifications, contradicting their claims.
Puberty Blockers and Mermaids' Shift
- The Cass Review found puberty blockers often lead to further interventions, not a pause as claimed.
- Mermaids, under Susie Green, shifted from sensible advice to promoting gender-affirming care.