That's why the troon ideology is a godsend to pedophiles. When their victims develop psychological symptoms, parents and schools will just think the kids are really being "trans".
from what I can gather, the picture with the hatchet and pellet gun was from random mentally ill sperg on reddit showing off all the self defense shit she owns because she is paranoid about being a victim of male violence. Posting the picture and saying "4thwavenow conspired to murder trannies" is reaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaal dishonest.
More on the parents' group: a person who used to be a member of it shared her story https://twitter.com/BJontry/status/1106387148704354304
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CPS gets trained by groups like Gender Spectrum and Mermaids. They've drunk the koolaid.
More on the parents' group: a person who used to be a member of it shared her story https://twitter.com/BJontry/status/1106387148704354304
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I could be misinterpreting the study, but they're only getting Lupron while they're undergoing chemotherapy, right? There's plenty of drugs that have significantly more harmful effects after long term use, and kids are on Lupron as hormone blockers for years.
Lupron is a chemotherapy drug though. It was developed for men with prostate cancer (who are palliative) because it inhibits the effect of sex hormones produced in the body. It has also been used for endometriosis and in IVF treatments in adult women (cuts out the natural hormone cycle so artificial hormones can be used without "interference") but this drug is not to be used continuously for more than 6 months in adults. It was first used in children on young girls with precocious puberty (I.e. 8 years old with breast/pubic hair development or starting menarche - allowing a child this young to start puberty will result in a very small adult who will likely have issues carrying a child etc.) but was also used on girls whose parents wanted them to be taller (!) I think. This started in the 1980s, I think. There are many examples of children who underwent these treatments and grew up needing hip replacements in their 20s, who have cracking, peeling teeth and debilitating chronic pain. They were also taken OFF lupron as soon as possible, not put ON lupron at a time when their bodies are supposed to be flooded with sex hormones. That is the protocol for trans kids and there is no long term data as I believe that only started in 2008.
I'm guessing because those are all off label uses of the drug and the pediatric version is incredibly expensive, which implies to me that the liability is built in for those using it for precocious puberty. Estrogen eventually closes growth plates, so I'm not sure how suppressing it would make females shorter. As for why they continue to manufacture dangerous drugs, which is true of a great deal of drugs, the answer is money, and a very narrow legitimate use for the drug, such as what it was originally developed for.
I don't know what the legal consequence of prescribing dangerous drugs to children off label is, but I do know there is a great deal of pressure on these providers to affirm transgender identity and that it is presented as a matter of life and death; they love telling these parents (and indirectly their kids) that their kids will kill themselves if their identity is not confirmed. "Would you rather have a dead son or a live daughter?" Even exploring reasons why a child or teenager might be uncomfortable in their body is frowned upon as conversion therapy. Off label prescribing happens all the time though I think the restrictions are on advertising the drug for off label use, not prescribing, and the patient needs to be informed that the use is off label and of the potential consequences.
Think about how fucked up this poor kid's life is. He's only age 4 and already has a social worker attempting intervention. Odds are he's dirt poor and in Head Start, stuck with a single mom who won't take him outside every day to exercise away some of that "ADHD", won't listen to the social worker, but she will start planning for his dick chop.
