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A transgender girl accused of assaulting two students at a Texas high school alleges that she was being bullied and was merely fighting back

Shocking video shows a student identified by police as Travez Perry violently punching, kicking and stomping on a girl in the hallway of Tomball High School.

The female student was transported to the hospital along with a male student, whom Perry allegedly kicked in the face and knocked unconscious.

According to the police report, Perry - who goes by 'Millie' - told officers that the victim has been bullying her and had posted a photo of her on social media with a negative comment.

One Tomball High School parent whose daughter knows Perry said that the 18-year-old had been the target of a death threat.

'From what my daughter has said that the girl that was the bully had posted a picture of Millie saying people like this should die,' the mother, who asked not to be identified by name, told DailyMail.com.

When Perry appeared in court on assault charges, her attorney told a judge that the teen has been undergoing a difficult transition from male to female and that: 'There's more to this story than meets the eye.'

Perry is currently out on bond, according to authorities.

The video of the altercation sparked a widespread debate on social media as some claim Perry was justified in standing up to her alleged bullies and others condemn her use of violence.

The mother who spoke with DailyMail.com has been one of Millie's most ardent defenders on Facebook.

'I do not condone violence at all. But situations like this show that people now a days, not just kids, think they can post what they want. Or say what they want without thinking of who they are hurting,' she said.

'Nobody knows what Millie has gone through, and this could have just been a final straw for her. That is all speculation of course because I don't personally know her or her family, but as a parent and someone who is part of the LGBTQ community this girl needs help and support, not grown men online talking about her private parts and shaming and mocking her.'

One Facebook commenter summed up the views of many, writing: 'This was brutal, and severe! I was bullied for years and never attacked anyone!'

Multiple commenters rejected the gender transition defense and classified the attack as a male senselessly beating a female.

One woman wrote on Facebook: 'This person will get off because they're transitioning. This is an animal. She kicked, and stomped, and beat...not okay. Bullying is not acceptable, but kicking someone in the head. Punishment doesn't fit the crime.'


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The whole piece is dumb (you don't expect less from such shithole country as California) but this bit stood out particularly to me.


Breast cancer or trauma are not conditions chosen by the patient herself; these are externally imposed condition and the patient's age is irrelevant here. On the contrary wanting to become transsexual is a patient's choice.
Also "gender dysphoria" isn't supposedly a disease any more. It's completely healthy. So why should insurance pay for completely optional surgery? Which is it?

Is it a mental illness so severe that it requires "life-saving" surgery or people will commit suicide? If so, they're severely mentally ill and shouldn't be allowed to own guns and should probably be institutionalized for their own good. Or is it completely normal? And if that, then why should it be treated at all?

Completely unsurprisingly, the answer always changes, and the answer is always whatever will get more gibs for the troon.
 
Happy News Trannies Age no longer a Restrictiction in CA :gunt: :story:

Commissioner Lara takes proactive step to ensure transgender youth have access to gender-affirming medical care for gender dysphoria​

News: 2020 Press Release
For Release: December 30, 2020
Media Calls Only: 916-492-3566
Email Inquiries: cdipress@insurance.ca.gov
Commissioner Lara takes proactive step to ensure transgender youth have access to gender-affirming medical care for gender dysphoria
Department of Insurance finds applying strict age limits in health insurance for gender transition surgery impermissible under California law
LOS ANGELES, Calif. — Today, Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara directed the Department of Insurance to issue a General Counsel Opinion Letter clarifying that under existing California law, health insurance companies may not deny coverage for male chest reconstruction surgery for female-to-male patients undergoing gender-affirming care for gender dysphoria based solely on a patient’s age.
“For far too long, individuals diagnosed with gender dysphoria have had to battle a host of challenges to get access to gender-affirming care in order to be their true selves,” said Commissioner Lara. “Social stigma, misconceptions about gender dysphoria and its treatment, and outdated medical criteria create barriers to necessary medical care that can lead to tragic results for individuals with gender dysphoria, especially for our transgender youth.”
California law already provides protections meant to reduce these barriers to gender-affirming care for gender dysphoria. However, due to complaints from young Californians and their parents, some health insurance companies may still use coverage criteria and processes that wrongfully deny coverage, and place the burden on consumers to pursue their legal rights to transgender health services through time-consuming appeals and independent medical reviews. To be proactive, health insurance companies should evaluate their coverage criteria for gender dysphoria treatment and eliminate any noncompliant practices to avoid needlessly delaying and interfering with medical care recommended by a patient’s doctor.
The Department’s General Counsel Opinion Letter, issued pursuant to Insurance Code section 12921.9, was prepared in response to an inquiry from San Diego’s TransFamily Support Services regarding several denials of coverage for male chest surgery for patients under 18 years old who are transitioning from female to male. The Department determined that denying coverage for mastectomy and reconstruction of a male chest based solely on age is impermissible under state laws requiring coverage of reconstructive surgery. Health insurance companies must consider a patient’s specific clinical situation in determining medical necessity.
“TransFamily Support Services is proud to partner with the California Department of Insurance to remove the age barrier for gender-affirming care,” said Kathie Moehlig, Executive Director at TransFamily Support Services. “This barrier was discriminatory and detrimental to the lives of trans youth. To have to navigate the overwhelming barriers to health care should not be a part of their experience. Transgender youth already face so many challenges from unsupportive families, bullying at school, social stigmas, and even violence.”
Additionally, imposing strict age limits on coverage of male chest reconstruction surgery when it is requested to treat gender dysphoria but not other medical conditions, such as breast cancer or trauma, constitutes discrimination in health coverage based on age, sex, gender identity, gender expression, sexual orientation, and health conditions in violation of state and federal law.
"Today the State of California has put insurance companies on notice that they cannot deny access to medically-necessary care based on outdated rules that are not supported by evidence or scientific consensus,” said Dr. Ward Carpenter, Co-Director of Health Services at the Los Angeles LGBT Center. “In so doing, the state not only expands access to health care but also takes an important step in saving the lives of transgender and non-binary (TGNB) adolescents struggling with gender dysphoria, depression and suicidal thoughts. Decisions about an adolescent’s health must be left to the patient, their families and their care providers, not to insurance companies."
The World Professional Association for Transgender Health, an international professional association that provides evidence-based standards of care for transgender people, states that male chest reconstruction surgery to treat gender dysphoria could be carried out in individuals under 18 “depending on an adolescent’s specific clinical situation and goals for gender identity expression.” The use of rigid age criteria in determining medical necessity, and thus insurance coverage, for female-to-male chest reconstruction surgery does not allow consideration of each individual’s unique clinical situation, contrary to the generally accepted standards of care for transgender health and the requirements of state and federal law.
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We should move to giver services to gender dysphoric fetuses treatment. Like abortions in utero and retroactively.
 
The troon cult is spreading in Japan :cryblood:

No. of people changing registered gender rising at record pace in Japan

A total of 948 people altered their officially registered gender in Japan in 2019, the highest number since a law was enforced more than a decade ago as part of efforts to protect the rights of transgenders, a judicial survey showed Sunday.

The trend reflects widespread public awareness of those with gender identity disorder and the law, experts say. But they also warn that the environment surrounding such people has not improved significantly, citing strict conditions for them to apply to change their sex in family registries.

The number of people who altered their gender under the law increased from 868 in 2018 and 903 in 2017, according to data compiled by the Supreme Court.

It rose above 500 for the first time in 2010 after gradually increasing from the mere 97 marked in 2004 when the law took effect. The total over the 15 years through 2019 stood at 9,625.

But Japan Alliance for LGBT Legislation, a support group, expects a temporary decrease in the number of such registrations due to the coronavirus pandemic as well as strict legal requirements.

Some people have had to postpone their sex-change surgeries due to travel restrictions and financial difficulties caused by the pandemic, the group said.

Under the law, people diagnosed by at least two doctors as having gender identity disorder can apply to change their registration.

Applicants are also required to meet other conditions including being aged 20 or above, unmarried, having no underage children, and no longer having functioning reproductive organs of their former gender as a result of undergoing sex-change surgeries.

If all the conditions are met, pending approval by a family court, a new registration can be created with a different sex entry.
Also note the disabled comments under the article. The troon lobby has infiltrated JapanToday too.
 


The Brazilian competitive League of Legends scene actively works to promote diversity, schooling other regions on creating an inclusive safe space for all players. CBLoL is set to start its 2021 season with five female players included in four of its ten franchised teams, while the country will see its first transgender community focused tournament.


Contender of the 2020 World Championship representing the Brazilian region, INTZ once again brings a female player to their roster, Mid Laner Tainá "Yatsu" Santos will be active in the team’s academy roster, moving past her substitute role along Support Júlia "Mayumi" Nakamura in the previous year.

LOUD joins CBLoL for the first time in 2021, bringing in a stacked up roster for its main team, adding the Jungler Elizabeth "Liz" Sousa to the Academy roster. Stemming from the Brazilian Soccer scene, Cruzeiro Esports will add Support player “Larissa “Lawi” Santos, and Mid Laner Ariel “Ari” Lino. Rensga Esports brings back Gabriela "Harumi" Gonçalves as their substitute Support player, the first woman to compete in an official LoL Esports competition in Brazil.

The first step to include women in the professional League of Legends scene has been given, however, we are yet to see women play official matches in the CBLoL stage.

The competitive League of Legends scene will have its first championship focusing on the transgender community. The competition, named “Copa Rebecca Heineman, after the American video game designer, programmer, and first-ever video game champion, will take place on January 29, 2021, the national date for Transgender Visibility in Brazil.

Organized by Sher “Transcurecer”, one of the prominent trans women in esports, the tournament focuses on fostering and discovering transgender talent, also offering a workshop for players looking to level up their play.
Lol that's cute. "Contender of the World 2020 championship". Brazil is such a shitty region they only get to send one team to worlds and the rest of us basically consider that round a by. But yeah, diversity!
 
Also "gender dysphoria" isn't supposedly a disease any more. It's completely healthy. So why should insurance pay for completely optional surgery? Which is it?

Is it a mental illness so severe that it requires "life-saving" surgery or people will commit suicide? If so, they're severely mentally ill and shouldn't be allowed to own guns and should probably be institutionalized for their own good. Or is it completely normal? And if that, then why should it be treated at all?

Completely unsurprisingly, the answer always changes, and the answer is always whatever will get more gibs for the troon.
There's absolutely no evidence that SRS decreases the suicide rate and rates of depression, anxiety and other symptoms of dysphoria.

In fact, SRS, until very recently, was considered a last resort for people who couldn't resolve their dysphoria any other way. The fact that this has no age limit is a fucking disgrace, but its California.

Forcing insurance companies to adopt a (VERY) expensive surgical technique as necessary (when its fucking not) is going to fuck over normal people using insurance because they will factor this into their premiums. Or they'll start restricting the most expensive surgeons and have them out of network and only let the parents have back alley Mexicans for their body mutilation.

Also for women to tolerate breasts being classified as abnormal is fucking lol. Troons are literally taking away be every aspect. There are going to be so many fucking terfs (mostly without the f).
 
The whole piece is dumb (you don't expect less from such shithole country as California) but this bit stood out particularly to me.


Breast cancer or trauma are not conditions chosen by the patient herself; these are externally imposed condition and the patient's age is irrelevant here. On the contrary wanting to become transsexual is a patient's choice.

Unless Medicine and Law have the courage to address the elephant in the room -- that transsexualism is a choice and a patient can be convinced out of it -- we are going to see such dumb shit spreading outside California. We will continue to waste public money to destroy lives, especially children's lives.

Also, how many minor girls get breast cancer? It's unusual enough to see breast cancer in a woman under 30.
 
The saga of Angela and Rick. Mandatory training I have to take for a dogshit McJob. On my own time.
Dont, under any circumstance assume a genderfuck is capable of interacting like normal person.

Do expect them to be to emotional fragile to correct you if you're titling them wrong .

But most importantly Do. Not. make friendly small talk with a genderfuck like you want to get to know them, capisce?

Instead remind them how much they dont pass by singling them out and ask about their "pronouns".

Lol
 
Angela is a sperg and woe betides any dude who have sex with her.

As for the question, the correct answer is: avoid "David" at all costs. Treat her as if she were transparent. Don't talk to her unless absolutely necessary and then as briefly as possible, because anything you spoke to her might be used against you.
 
The saga of Angela and Rick. Mandatory training I have to take for a dogshit McJob. On my own time.

So just to get this clear:

* Not asking for pronouns can be anti-trans discrimination because even inadvertent "misgendering" is wrong
* Asking for pronouns can be anti-trans discrimination because you are possibly singling out someone for being trans
* Being trans is super important and needs to be respected
* Asking someone any questions related to being trans is a serious violation of privacy

I know this is real because my work had a similar training and may even have used the same actors, but it's literally impossible to follow all these rules at the same time. If this is what it takes to keep tranny employees content I'm just not going to hire them.

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All the background you need: I work for a large company with protections for troons in our official policies and a strong attitude of "we don't fire people". This story takes place over maybe one and a half to two years.

A few years ago, another group at my company got a new manager. She was ex-military (Navy) and it showed in her demeanor-blunt and abrasive, demanding, and very hard working. Unfortunately for her, one of the people she now had to supervise was none of these things; he was lazy, inept, and basically had all his reports ghostwritten by other people but hadn't fucked up bad enough to get fired. The guy was like forty but nobody could actually figure out what he did all day.

As you can imagine, this caused a ton of friction and she had no problem making that known - she could not fire him but she could call him a lazy idiot to his face. Needless to say, he did not take kindly to this and "came out" as trans. Suddenly if she yelled at him for not doing his job that could easily get turned into a discrimination complaint with HR. So not only did she cut him a ton of slack on the whole "ineptitude" thing but she respected his pronouns and instructed everybody else in her group to do the same. So far, so bad and she was obviously frustrated with the situation.

As it turns out this was not what the troon wanted at all - from what we can tell he was fishing for a discrimination suit because the manager had called him out initially and he figured the payout would be much greater than his regular salary. So he escalated things - dressed ridiculously, spent all his time putting up trans pride flags in his cube and volunteering with the employee diversity group, again with the obvious but unspoken threat that there'd be an HR complaint against anybody who objected. The manager held her ground too and gradually delegated all his responsibilities to other people - her way of minimizing the damage without risking a lolsuit. I don't think he ever figured out what she was doing but eventually he got tired of waiting for her to actually do anything he could complain about and just stormed into her office threatening to make a formal hostile workplace complaint. She called his bluff, he stormed out, that's the last anybody heard of him.

So yeah, trannies are not good workers and if you really stop to think about it many of their threats are seriously impotent.

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So he escalated things - dressed ridiculously, spent all his time putting up trans pride flags in his cube and volunteering with the employee diversity group, again with the obvious but unspoken threat that there'd be an HR complaint against anybody who objected.

So, essentially the Corporal Klinger Gambit cranked up to 11 and retooled for a business environment.

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Edit: And just like with Klinger, this strategy didn't work.
 
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As @Positron and @twattycake said, 'C' is not the right answer. Asking for pronouns can be deeply invalidating for a trans person, because you could send the message that they don't pass, triggering their insecurity about their looks and their identity (read from an article written by a male troon, who was traumatized by people asking his pronouns: "I'm in a dress and makeup, don't you see I'm a true and honest woman?")

Seriously, where the fuck did they take this material from? Stonewall UK?
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"Hey do you think it would be cool to ask the trans coworker I get along with about certain aspects of being trans so I can educate myself on it?"
"No you shouldn't do that."
"Oh, okay, cool."
"But you should educate yourself on trans stuff."
????

This is actually retarded.
 
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