Jaron Seth Bloshinsky / Jazz Jennings / I Am Jazz - Puberty Blockers: Not Even Once

[What about Bob]

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Does anyone know why Sander is undertaking this road trip? Is it to explore US culture?

Or is it a waster holiday marketed as spreading brand Jennings: the acceptable family friendly face of child troonery, medically induced retardation and genital mutilation?

Or is he scoping out blue asylum states where his family can flee to when the lawsuits start coming in?

 

[NoReturn]

Does anyone know why Sander is undertaking this road trip? Is it to explore US culture?

Or is it a waster holiday marketed as spreading brand Jennings: the acceptable family friendly face of child troonery, medically induced retardation and genital mutilation?

Or is he scoping out blue asylum states where his family can flee to when the lawsuits start coming in?

It's gotta be something.
I noticed it in Colorado first. He didn't hit up the national parks. He went to ski resorts and the bluest parts of the state.
If he hadn't started there, I might not have noticed it because California is California, but you're right that he's specifically going to more liberal "hub" locations. I wonder if he's going to head to Portland and Seattle next.

 

[KiwiFuzz]

This trip is strange. Is it a vacation or something else?

I ask because like if he was going to California, you go to California, not California-and-Colorado.

Who is he with? Did he pick the locations or did someone else?

Insofar as these being "blue" areas, if he's going on a tour of the big cities of California, that's going to be exclusively blue areas. If he shows up in Bakersfield or Redding, I'll be surprised.

 

[Nebulon X5]

Who is he with? Did he pick the locations or did someone else?

He appears to be alone. But I'm sure he reports directly, and often, to Jeanette. She is the mastermind behind everything.

 

[M.T. Graves]

What a shitty existence that Sander leads. Terminally online, documenting every mundane thing he does all the while looking like he’s dead on the inside. The lack of self awareness is astonishing. Stop ripping your shirt off and creeping out women then complain you’re single 50 times a day.

 

[AssignedEva]

What a shitty existence that Sander leads. Terminally online, documenting every mundane thing he does all the while looking like he’s dead on the inside. The lack of self awareness is astonishing. Stop ripping your shirt off and creeping out women then complain you’re single 50 times a day.

At this point I'm starting to wonder if he doesn't want to stay single

 

[What about Bob]

What a shitty existence that Sander leads. Terminally online, documenting every mundane thing he does all the while looking like he’s dead on the inside. The lack of self awareness is astonishing. Stop ripping your shirt off and creeping out women then complain you’re single 50 times a day.

Despite his gratingly irritating personality, I do feel sorry for the less intelligent cuck twin.

Ari and Griffen are launching their respectable careers and have fled, (and will have therefore earned parental approval), Jazz has had his life in the limelight...

Whereas beta twin, beta male Sanders... He's desperate for Mommy's approval, hence why he craves love, acceptance and attention on social media.

He's still an annoying twat who makes my skin crawl, but he seems like the least loved in the narc family dynamic so I do feel some sympathy.

 

[No Batty Boys in Jamaica]

Does anyone know why Sander is undertaking this road trip? Is it to explore US culture?

Or is it a waster holiday marketed as spreading brand Jennings: the acceptable family friendly face of child troonery, medically induced retardation and genital mutilation?

Or is he scoping out blue asylum states where his family can flee to when the lawsuits start coming in?

I'm thinking it's a waster holiday. More cruising on being a Jew. If he wasn't in the tribe but in the *exact* same position otherwise, he'd be working in the mailroom at Greg's firm right now, studying to be a paralegal. Maybe driving for Uber on the weekends to support his lifestyle.

 

[Marvin]

I wonder what will happen when someone like Jeanette wants to troon their son out in Texas, but they don't want to move to a northern state. So they fly out to San Francisco or Boston three times a year to get T-blockers.

Child Protective Services has a lot of leeway in doing their job. If you reside in the state, and are physically present for them to intervene, they can. Just because you only beat your kid out of state, doesn't mean CPS can't still conclude it's an unsafe environment for the kid and take them.

 

[No Batty Boys in Jamaica]

Child Protective Services has a lot of leeway in doing their job. If you reside in the state, and are physically present for them to intervene, they can. Just because you only beat your kid out of state, doesn't mean CPS can't still conclude it's an unsafe environment for the kid and take them.

But if Massachusetts makes it legal to beat your kids in Massachusetts, and a parent flies their kid to Boston to beat them, then comes back to Texas and doesn't beat them, can Texas do anything about it? The Trump supreme court may say Texas can indeed stop it, but they didn't like the way that the abortion law was to be enforced, so it's not certain if this will be upheld or implemented on a national level. A national ban would be difficult because licensing doctors is a states' rights issue for the most part. It'd have to be a virtual ban using federal funding, similar to how any state could lower its drinking age to 18, but then the feds would cut their highway funding.

What if parents take their kids down to Mexico to get hormones from a quack? Dr Gallagher already has some office in Mexico; she could easily set up a clinic in Juarez or Nuevo Laredo. I'm not exactly sure what the rules are with doctors doing trans stuff to kids in Mexico, but I do know that Mexico has some of the strictest firearms laws in the world. There are only two licensed gun shops in the country, so the rule of law is definitely in effect south of the border...

This could end up being like bans on female genital mutilation in Europe just driving fundamentalist Muslim parents to take their kids to the Middle East and North Africa. It'd actually be great if they stayed there, but instead they fly right back to Stockholm and Berlin.

 

[Marvin]

But if Massachusetts makes it legal to beat your kids in Massachusetts, and a parent flies their kid to Boston to beat them, then comes back to Texas and doesn't beat them, can Texas do anything about it? The Trump supreme court may say Texas can indeed stop it, but they didn't like the way that the abortion law was to be enforced, so it's not certain if this will be upheld or implemented on a national level. A national ban would be difficult because licensing doctors is a states' rights issue for the most part. It'd have to be a virtual ban using federal funding, similar to how any state could lower its drinking age to 18, but then the feds would cut their highway funding.

What if parents take their kids down to Mexico to get hormones from a quack? Dr Gallagher already has some office in Mexico; she could easily set up a clinic in Juarez or Nuevo Laredo. I'm not exactly sure what the rules are with doctors doing trans stuff to kids in Mexico, but I do know that Mexico has some of the strictest firearms laws in the world. There are only two licensed gun shops in the country, so the rule of law is definitely in effect south of the border...

This could end up being like bans on female genital mutilation in Europe just driving fundamentalist Muslim parents to take their kids to the Middle East and North Africa. It'd actually be great if they stayed there, but instead they fly right back to Stockholm and Berlin.

Yes, in most states, child protective services has very wide leeway to declare a home unsafe for kids, including for behavior that nominally happens out of state. As long as the family still resides in their jurisdiction, they can act.

It's not held to the same standards as a criminal trial. They're just declaring the person an unfit parent, which can include patterns of behavior anywhere they happen.

 

[What about Bob]

But if Massachusetts makes it legal to beat your kids in Massachusetts, and a parent flies their kid to Boston to beat them, then comes back to Texas and doesn't beat them, can Texas do anything about it? The Trump supreme court may say Texas can indeed stop it, but they didn't like the way that the abortion law was to be enforced, so it's not certain if this will be upheld or implemented on a national level. A national ban would be difficult because licensing doctors is a states' rights issue for the most part. It'd have to be a virtual ban using federal funding, similar to how any state could lower its drinking age to 18, but then the feds would cut their highway funding.

Yeah that's what I was thinking.

If some states still embracing child troonery, than can CPS do anything? And how well is information shared between states?

In UK, with same laws, you can molest a child in one part of the country, locate to another part, do more molesting, and Probation service will have no idea of your past history as info not shared.

I reckon when some states call time on the rainbow party, they will seek asylum in states where they can't be prosecuted.

Yes, in most states, child protective services has very wide leeway to declare a home unsafe for kids, including for behavior that nominally happens out of state. As long as the family still resides in their jurisdiction, they can act.

It's not held to the same standards as a criminal trial. They're just declaring the person an unfit parent, which can include patterns of behavior anywhere they happen.

But in Florida and other states, child trooning is a medical intervention to stop them dying and so they can live their best life. So it doesn't look like homes will be declared unsafe or parents unfit where this abuse is still endorsed.

I hope that what you're saying happens cos well... It's morally right to not butcher kids...well it used to be

 

[Marvin]

Yeah that's what I was thinking.

If some states still embracing child troonery, than can CPS do anything? And how well is information shared between states?

In UK, with same laws, you can molest a child in one part of the country, locate to another part, do more molesting, and Probation service will have no idea of your past history as info not shared.

I reckon when some states call time on the rainbow party, they will seek asylum in states where they can't be prosecuted.

Oh as far as information sharing goes, that's definitely tricky in the US. And if they actually move residence to a different state, yeah, nothing can be done. (that's what happened with DaddyOfFive, moved over the river to West Virginia to keep abusing his kids)

Just from a theoretical perspective, CPS does have the power to take kids away if they're being trooned out, even if the trooning happens out of jurisdiction. But it's fair to note that they might have trouble finding out about it in the first place.

 

[No Batty Boys in Jamaica]

Oh as far as information sharing goes, that's definitely tricky in the US. And if they actually move residence to a different state, yeah, nothing can be done. (that's what happened with DaddyOfFive, moved over the river to West Virginia to keep abusing his kids)

Just from a theoretical perspective, CPS does have the power to take kids away if they're being trooned out, even if the trooning happens out of jurisdiction. But it's fair to note that they might have trouble finding out about it in the first place.

When it comes to sex offenses though, US states do have reciprocity with each other's laws. If a sex offender wants to move to a new state, they generally have to have a lawyer arrange for permission to move out of their current state, and permission from the new state to accept them. Then they have to register with the new state. This is pretty common; many pedos move to states with sparse and aging populations to avoid being near a school/playground/daycare etc.

I could see southern states having compacts on troonery with each other, but not northern states.

 

[What about Bob]

I'm thinking it's a waster holiday. More cruising on being a Jew. If he wasn't in the tribe but in the *exact* same position otherwise, he'd be working in the mailroom at Greg's firm right now, studying to be a paralegal. Maybe driving for Uber on the weekends to support his lifestyle.

I met plenty of wiggers and trustafarians that go a-cruising. I reckon goyim or Jew - plenty of monied / SJWs wasters like Sanders about.

Whilst I think you're right it is a waster trip, I want it to be for the other reasons because... More enjoyment and speculation on KF

 

[AssignedEva]

I met plenty of wiggers and trustafarians that go a-cruising. I reckon goyim or Jew - plenty of monied / SJWs wasters like Sanders about.

Whilst I think you're right it is a waster trip, I want it to be for the other reasons because... More enjoyment and speculation on KF

Well he did meet up with a couple of the CheckIn team earlier on, and he seems to know those women he did some TikToks with in California. Maybe in his vacant mind this constitutes networking to further his career with a little holiday at the end.

 

[all4mom2]

I still say it's significant that he's chosen California, whereby all that is holy Jaron should be studying whatever woo shite strikes his fancy and becoming his true self, whoever that is... That's gotta sting...

 

[Tasty Tatty]

What's happening if Florida declares that child troonery is illegal? Jazz won't get his penis back, but it's be funny if his family ends up in jail for that.

 

[Makov Pitt]

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Is he balding?

 

[What about Bob]

What's happening if Florida declares that child troonery is illegal? Jazz won't get his penis back, but it's be funny if his family ends up in jail for that.

We-ell there's apparently people looking at Florida's laws on genital mutilation and seeing if this will apply to Jazz (@all4mom2 fave go to Exulansic)