UncleBuck
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it wasn't transgender people who cut school funding, it was the state of north carolina attempting to break federal civil rights law.
btw, gender dysphoria is not a mental illness.
and you are a bigot.
Johns Hopkins Psychiatrist: "Transgendered Men Don’t Become Women, They Become ‘Feminized Men’
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btw, gender dysphoria is not a mental illness.
and you are a bigot.
Mr Hyde
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How many times are you going to tell me your OPINION :F
UncleBuck
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it's actually a fact.
NLXSK1
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Until you put him on ignore?
schnooby
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the problem with "facts" that are whimsically created by an organization which marches lockstep with political correctness and expediency rather than holding true to scientific EVIDENCE, is that they can change whenever the winds of public opinion and the popular mainstream narrative changes. Those of us aware of the games people play can see right through this mind control as easily as seeing the sun at high noon in a clear blue sky.
Buckysuck prefers to lean fully on the flimsy edifice of modern pop psy built atop the shifting sands of public opinion, political correctness and social justice warrior agenda. So for people like him, whos only principle is being as compliant to the mainstream as possible, you will never win an argument, for they have already pledged their body, mind and soul to an unquestioning, unskeptical obedience to the social architects and their memes.
For the rest of you it may be interesting to note the DSM 5, which Duckyfuck thinks is the unalterable law of the universe and is therefore FACT, has in fact changed its definitions of certain mental illnesses due to the backlash of certain groups, and as such cannot be considered a reliable authority on anything, since changing a definition for the sake of acceptance immediately destroys whatever scientific credibility or legitimacy tbe entity may have had.
http://psychcentral.com/disorders/gender-dysphoria-symptoms/
Gender Dysphoria Symptoms
By Steve Bressert, Ph.D.
This diagnosis was formerly known as Gender Identity Disorder. Because this diagnosis was a controversial one, not unlike the controversy that arose in the 1970s regarding the DSM’s inclusion of homosexuality as a diagnosable mental disorder, the criteria and name of Gender Identity Disorder (GID) has been changed in the DSM-5 to Gender Dysphoria
abandonconflict
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Do you read cool stories bro?
abandonconflict
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God damn facts getting in the way of your opinion again?
abandonconflict
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It is actually established but thanks for conceding this fact.
Rob Roy
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It's odd that you use an agreement between the feds and states as an example of a bargain which should be honored....
...but then completely ignore that the individual people who must pay for all of this have no real opportunity to reject the bi-lateral "agreement" they have been forcibly made a party to.
Can you say hypocrite?
Rob Roy
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Too long didn't read.
OddBall1st
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That 150lb person dressed as a girl needs to use the same bathroom this guy uses. Both are acting and pretending to be someone they are not.
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UncleBuck
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you kkkinda sound like kkkynes.
UncleBuck
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shut up, slave.
Being transgender or being gay is a mental disorder..buck tell that to your son also.tell him to piss in the boys room and the girls can piss in the girls room befor some one cuts there fucking dicks off in a girls room..ky
abandonconflict
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Let's keep talking about how science doesn't agree with the conservitards. Also, conservatism and stupidity have been correlated scientifically.
CrocodileStunter
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what scientists think that if you're born male and have a dick and balls and not a vagina and ovaries you are a woman? pretty sure we have tons of scientists that can look at bones and identify if it was a male or a female. I guess all that's going out the window right?
CrocodileStunter
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1. Examine the features of the skull.
Men generally tend to have thicker, heavier skulls. They are typically notably larger than female ones, generally speaking. Although this factor will not determine sex on its own, combined with the other features outlined below, it can give you a good indication of gender.
2. Look to the temporal lines.
The temporal muscle is a long band of tissue stemming from the parietal bone on the skull, and extending all the way to the mandible (the uppermost part of the jaw). The part of the skull where the muscle attaches (the temporal line) often has a more pronounced ridge in males than females.
The indentation lies under the muscle in this rendering.
3. Look me in the eyes and say that.
The eye socket area, when looking at the skull, is referred to as an orbit. The lower section of the orbit differs slightly between men and women. Women have a sharper ridge and males a slightly blunter surface to them.
4. Underneath the arches.
The superciliary arch or “monkey brow” is not very prominent in humans. Think of the prominent forehead of our primate friends and you’re probably thinking of this arch. It exists above the orbits, and comprisestwo arched elevations which are prominent medially. In males, there is usually some slight ridging here and you should be able to see some of it. In females, there is typically very little, or none at all.
A page out of the old Gray’s Anatomy to help you locate the arches.
A word of warning, if you please.
You shouldn’t rely on one of these features in isolation to determine gender, but should look to a combination of the factors to give you a reliable indicator.
Sure enough, the differences between male and female skulls may be subtle and require a preriod of “calibration” in order to become proficient in seeing the differences. Once this is done, you should have a fairly well-honed ability to determine the sex of an individual from their skull.
Men generally tend to have thicker, heavier skulls. They are typically notably larger than female ones, generally speaking. Although this factor will not determine sex on its own, combined with the other features outlined below, it can give you a good indication of gender.
2. Look to the temporal lines.
The temporal muscle is a long band of tissue stemming from the parietal bone on the skull, and extending all the way to the mandible (the uppermost part of the jaw). The part of the skull where the muscle attaches (the temporal line) often has a more pronounced ridge in males than females.
The indentation lies under the muscle in this rendering.
3. Look me in the eyes and say that.
The eye socket area, when looking at the skull, is referred to as an orbit. The lower section of the orbit differs slightly between men and women. Women have a sharper ridge and males a slightly blunter surface to them.
4. Underneath the arches.
The superciliary arch or “monkey brow” is not very prominent in humans. Think of the prominent forehead of our primate friends and you’re probably thinking of this arch. It exists above the orbits, and comprisestwo arched elevations which are prominent medially. In males, there is usually some slight ridging here and you should be able to see some of it. In females, there is typically very little, or none at all.
A page out of the old Gray’s Anatomy to help you locate the arches.
A word of warning, if you please.
You shouldn’t rely on one of these features in isolation to determine gender, but should look to a combination of the factors to give you a reliable indicator.
Sure enough, the differences between male and female skulls may be subtle and require a preriod of “calibration” in order to become proficient in seeing the differences. Once this is done, you should have a fairly well-honed ability to determine the sex of an individual from their skull.
Education in North Carolina is such a low priority with the Republicans that the military had to shame the county into either building schools or refurbinshing the existing ones immediately. About 40% of the student population in my city is military.
The county legislators who said there was no mood for new schools a month ago, were embarassed by a recent tour they took with military officials of the local schools.
People from outside of the state, People who have some perspective have to come here and point out these idiots' mistakes. People here want to stay stupid and want to keep their kids stupid. Or better said. People with money who can send their kids to private school don't give 2 shits about about the rest of the state. They vote against any tax hikes and disguise their intentions using religious and social bogeymen.
The county legislators who said there was no mood for new schools a month ago, were embarassed by a recent tour they took with military officials of the local schools.
People from outside of the state, People who have some perspective have to come here and point out these idiots' mistakes. People here want to stay stupid and want to keep their kids stupid. Or better said. People with money who can send their kids to private school don't give 2 shits about about the rest of the state. They vote against any tax hikes and disguise their intentions using religious and social bogeymen.
Padawanbater2
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"In order for someone to be diagnosed with Gender Dysphoria today, they must exhibit a strong and persistent cross-gender identification (not merely a desire for any perceived cultural advantages of being the other sex). In children, the disturbance is manifested by six (or more) of the following for at least a 6-month duration:
- repeatedly stated desire to be, or insistence that he or she is, the other sex
- in boys, preference for cross-dressing or simulating female attire; in girls, insistence on wearing only stereotypical masculine clothing
- strong and persistent preferences for cross-sex roles in make-believe play or persistent fantasies of being the other sex
- a strong rejection of typical toys/games typically played by one’s sex.
- intense desire to participate in the stereotypical games and pastimes of the other sex
- strong preference for playmates of the other sex
- a strong dislike of one’s sexual anatomy
- a strong desire for the primary (e.g., penis, vagina) or secondary (e.g., menstruation) sex characteristics of the other gender"
CrocodileStunter
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Cool story earlier in the thread you lived in a safe gay new york neighborhood.
LMFAO You're just making shit up now. I can see why you're a trans rights advocate.