State’s #2 paper says @ProtectKidsCO “FAILED,” but
With 70% votes in, Chat projects: WIN for Save Girls’ Sports (134) and Protect Kids from “Gender” Surgery (135).
1.@Erin4Parents = hero
2. 3500 volunteers: same
3. Voters saw through NGO💰& media spin
4. Nat’l help: never came
@SomeSpicyGinger Thank you, Rich!! Important case—do US citizens have rights of freedom of speech and conscience when speaking to their own elected representatives?
If this case isn’t heard—then no, not in Colorado!
Dem leadership also silences representatives elected by 100k+ citizens.
@HarmeetKDhillon@marcorandazza@wil_da_beast630
SCOTUS considering a case: Colorado Dem leadership silenced testimony from a gay man who refused to use she/her pronouns for… males.
Same leadership silences elected reps.
Rich was silenced in the Colorado State Capitol, a building desecrated by its members’ disrespect for the U.S. Constitution.
Democrat leaders demand citizens “Don’t Say Guy” when testifying about men in dresses. If your conscience won’t bow, they kick you out.
VERY key case. 🇺🇸
Today the US Supreme Court justices are in conference and will decide if they will hear my case against Democrats in the Colorado Legislature who silenced me for not using preferred names and pronouns. Pray they do!
Ross, for someone so eager to lecture others about ignorance, you've demonstrated a remarkable lack of comprehensive research.
You've talked to a few families with trans-identifying children and a couple of trans adults. Congratulations. Now try talking to:
• Parents who were told to affirm their child's new identity or risk losing them to suicide or losing custody. Like @QuantumRecall
• Detransitioners living with irreversible medical consequences, regret, and lifelong complications. Like Antoinette De La Cruz or Prisha Mosley @ethical_care@PrishaMosley
• Physicians who have raised serious ethical concerns about performing irreversible procedures on otherwise healthy minors. Like @MorrellMDmph@ColoradoDoctors
• Researchers who've exposed the weak evidence, methodological flaws, and circular reasoning underlying pediatric gender medicine. Like @_CryMiaRiver@JanuaryDoNoHarm@donoharm
You might also investigate why countries once considered pioneers in pediatric gender medicine have reassessed their approaches and tightened restrictions in response to evidence reviews.
And citing Kyle Clark, who has publicly mocked parents raising concerns about these issues, as some sort of moral authority? That's rich.
**This is the frontal lobotomy scandal of our time.**
Imagine bringing your child to a doctor for a headache and being told the solution is to amputate their foot. Absurd, right? But when the proposed treatment involves removing healthy breasts or reproductive organs to address psychological distress, we're supposed to stop asking questions because a doctor recommended it?
**Trusting doctors does not mean abandoning critical thinking. And questioning medical practices is not the same as attacking families.**
You don't get to declare the debate settled simply because you haven't bothered to investigate the other side.
@FreeStateColor1@ForestMommy If a doctor or media personality says shrinking a kid’s gonads and brain with puberty blockers is good, then it is. I don’t make the rules.
Literal surgical castration? Same.
(This is sarcastic. I will get replies if I don’t say this.)
Imagine being a Dad who lost custody of your child because you were concerned about irreversible medical procedures being performed on your child and then being lectured by media personalities...
@ForestMommy Please say it again, not enough people heard it.
There is maybe one red state. Maybe a couple. Maybe zero.
The rest are blue throughout academics, regulators/gov’t and in big cities. There’s nowhere to run. Y’all are gonna have to go to a school board meeting at some point.
When I learned my profession was ok making a generation of castrated gay men,
I was moved so much I’ll risk my career to stop that.
I feel the same for the lesbian and straight women that will regret at 25 or 30 they have scars instead of breasts.
Call that what you will.
@Erin4Parents We don’t hate this kid.
We just want this kid to not get castrated at 17. I’d argue over the long term, we’d all want others to protect us from underage castration. That’s abuse.
We want all kids to be able to play sports in their correct league, for fairness and privacy.
@Erin4Parents Your generosity continues, but yes, I’m very right—saying something doesn’t make the unreal real.
Even if a doctor says it.
And published evidence remains on my side.
@ProphetChaos714@Erin4Parents I super care that kids don’t get their testicles or breasts cut off.
My goal is zero castrated gay adults. I’ve heard their stories and it’s painful.
Look at this trans industry propaganda article by Colorado Public Radio, written without any regard to the democratic process by Coloradans of voting YES! to Prop 134, or thought for the rights of girls to privacy and safety. The writer, a Rae Solomon, argues that protecting girls sports from boys "effectively pushes transgender athletes out of school sports". How? Well, Rae uses the example of a boy who decided in the 7th grade that he was a girl. Looks like none of the students at his current school know he's a boy, as he and his parents are either lying to the school about his sex or the school is lying for him. Apparently they are now concerned he will be "outed" for being a boy should he wish to play sports. So, to get this straight, this boy has been using girls restrooms and locker rooms so far, and violating girls privacies, but Rae Solomon is not concerned at all how the girls would feel if they realized it, or even that this is fundamentally wrong - to deceive by impersonation. Who is to blame for this situation? The boy, his parents, his teachers, his doctors, Colorado law, or all of them? Luckily, Colorado voters have passed Prop 134 to preserve girls sports for girls, so atleast some of the gross disservice to them can start to be undone. Read the propaganda yourself: https://t.co/FtMITsX08f