Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Why do others countries have no problems with transgender people serving in the military? 19 countries have openly serving trans service members.
Please, those of you who think this is a HUGE problem. What are these countries doing wrong that they aren't experiencing it as a problem?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transgender_people_and_military_service
Why don't China and Russia, two of the strongest militaries besides the US have transgendered people serving?? No time for distractions
Anonymous wrote:Are there any openly transgender people in the military now? Is this a pressing issue? I also don't understand the impetus for this decision. As stated, there is much bigger fish to fry in the military and outside of it.

Anonymous wrote:I think we should ban orange people from holding public office. Or from the US entirely.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What about completing the surgery and hormone rounds first, then joining the service. Take the "trans" out of it. Declare the new gender.
Then they have to pay for it themselves, PP....
Anonymous wrote:Why do others countries have no problems with transgender people serving in the military? 19 countries have openly serving trans service members.
Please, those of you who think this is a HUGE problem. What are these countries doing wrong that they aren't experiencing it as a problem?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transgender_people_and_military_service
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Why do others countries have no problems with transgender people serving in the military? 19 countries have openly serving trans service members.
Please, those of you who think this is a HUGE problem. What are these countries doing wrong that they aren't experiencing it as a problem?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transgender_people_and_military_service
Why don't China and Russia, two of the strongest militaries besides the US have transgendered people serving?? No time for distractions
What about the Israeli military? Surely they can't afford to be distracted by allowing transgendered people to serve. Oh wai...
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Why do others countries have no problems with transgender people serving in the military? 19 countries have openly serving trans service members.
Please, those of you who think this is a HUGE problem. What are these countries doing wrong that they aren't experiencing it as a problem?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transgender_people_and_military_service
Why don't China and Russia, two of the strongest militaries besides the US have transgendered people serving?? No time for distractions
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
I don't know your friends of course, and I would completely respect them as human beings. But to say that they don't "choose" to behave in this manner is absurd.
I think you are right. Let's follow Mike Pence's lead and provide electro-shock therapy to see if we can get their minds right.
No one is saying they can't be transgendered. We are saying the taxpayers should not pay for the surgeries.
That isn't what the President is proposing. He is willfully removing thousands of active patriots (something he never did) from service. It has nothing to do with surgeries and everything to do with hate and fear-mongering.
Thousands?? So now there are thousands of transgendered persons in the military. Lol
2014 https://williamsinstitute.law.ucla.edu/research/military-related/us-transgender-military-service/
Anonymous wrote:Why do others countries have no problems with transgender people serving in the military? 19 countries have openly serving trans service members.
Please, those of you who think this is a HUGE problem. What are these countries doing wrong that they aren't experiencing it as a problem?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transgender_people_and_military_service
Anonymous wrote:Why do others countries have no problems with transgender people serving in the military? 19 countries have openly serving trans service members.
Please, those of you who think this is a HUGE problem. What are these countries doing wrong that they aren't experiencing it as a problem?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transgender_people_and_military_service
Anonymous wrote:Why do others countries have no problems with transgender people serving in the military? 19 countries have openly serving trans service members.
Please, those of you who think this is a HUGE problem. What are these countries doing wrong that they aren't experiencing it as a problem?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transgender_people_and_military_service
Anonymous wrote:I'm troubled by the push for changes under the last administration preceding a thorough plan to implement well. I am fine with a moratorium simply because the way it was rolled out was by fiat with the chips falling as they may. We are actively fighting a war on many fronts, we have airplanes flying without sufficient parts. I do believe the day will come when all of this is moot, and no one bats an eye at trans in the military or elsewhere. But we are not there. Unfortunately I think president Obama probably set this back. No one is going to want to touch this again for a long time.