@DarrelBlake1947@RepKeithSelf Yep: I’m a monster. My priorities were to wish wellness and recovery to everyone who suffered, even short sighted, self-serving “leaders” who mocked science, belittled front line workers, and unnecessarily amplified the suffering of already marginalized and disadvantaged people.
@DarrelBlake1947@RepKeithSelf Geneticist Dean Hamer is a main source cited by McHugh in his “paper, and Hamer himself has condemned McHugh's publication as a misrepresentation of scientific evidence and his own genetics research, criticizing McHugh’s use of outdated and "cherry picked" studies.
@DarrelBlake1947@RepKeithSelf@DarrelBlake1947 the reason you can’t find a reputable source to cite is because there aren’t any. You’re simply on the wrong side of science, the wrong side of history, and the wrong side of humanity.
@DarrelBlake1947@RepKeithSelf Furthermore, when this “paper” came out, nine current John Hopkins medical school faculty at the time published an op-ed expressing concern about McHugh's co-authored report, which they said mischaracterized the current state of science on gender and sexuality.
The CDC recommends you wake in the morning and you step outside and you take a deep breath and you get real high and you scream at the top of your lungs WHAT’S GOING ON
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