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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I think the point of the race analogy is that we’re saying the thing that is considered a social construct (race) cannot be changed; but the thing that is less obviously a social construct (sex) can be. Seems… backwards. [/quote] It's the Emperor's new clothes of our times. I'm not without sympathy for those who strongly suffer from gender dysphoria and that it should be recognized, but it's a mental condition, not a bodily condition. The whole idea that someone can be the opposite of their birth gender is based on nothing but belief and has no scientific / biological basis. If anything, it has way more in common with certain levels of medieval religious thinking and superstition. Andrew Sullivan's article on the topic someone posted a few posts above is an excellent read. [/quote]
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