Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We're going to look back on this in a few years and see how close to Nazi Germany Florida became under DeSantis. I don't think the average person realizes how truly horrific it is.
I’m so glad you don’t live in Nazi Florida. Whew!
I’m a Floridian, born and raised. Any true conservative would see the problem with his bans and government overreach.
Sorry, I live in Florida too and I love DeSantis.
Yep DeSantis does not have much appeal outside of Florida.
Who wants this mind numbing focus on trans people and banning books. It is all trying way too hard and is so dull and unimportant.
DeSantis is very popular in the south. He is less focused on trans and books than is portrayed in left wing media. He is much more focused on business and immigration, which makes him popular. Most people just dont think often about trans issues outside of sports, so its not a huge winning political issue like immigration.
My mom is a conservative in FL and really dislikes DeSantis. She wants Tim Scott. But Tim Scott is never on the national scene. At least DeSantis lets us see him and evaluate him.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:DeSantis gave a deadline for Florida's public colleges to turn over the medical records of students experiencing gender dysphoria and seeking gender affirming care. The article says that in addition to the records they want ages of the patient and the dates they received treatment. Gender dysphoria has both a DSM diagnosis (for counseling) and an ICD 10 diagnosis (for medical issues) so I'm not clear if the records are being pulled from the counseling center, the medical center, or both.
Insider has confirmed that University of Florida, Florida State University, University of Central Florida, Florida A&M University, Florida International University, and the University of North Florida have complied with the request, but has yet to hear back from the rest.
https://www.yahoo.com/news/ron-desantis-requested-medical-records-145417991.html
I suspect they're going to try to pass a law(?) that public university funds from free counseling/medical services can't be used to treat gender dysphoria/provide gender affirming care. I don't get how turning over medical records is legal. When I was a counselor, those records included session notes.
That is a massive violation of health privacy laws and a severe breach of trust by state government.
And let's not forget the Florida period police proposals.
It's not even about targeting trans, it's about control - specifically over anyone who isn't a straight Christian male.
It can’t be legal. Also, this type of thing just goes to show that the debate about transgender kids is in fact, not about kids. It’s about all transgender people.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We're going to look back on this in a few years and see how close to Nazi Germany Florida became under DeSantis. I don't think the average person realizes how truly horrific it is.
I’m so glad you don’t live in Nazi Florida. Whew!
I’m a Floridian, born and raised. Any true conservative would see the problem with his bans and government overreach.
Sorry, I live in Florida too and I love DeSantis.
Yep DeSantis does not have much appeal outside of Florida.
Who wants this mind numbing focus on trans people and banning books. It is all trying way too hard and is so dull and unimportant.
DeSantis is very popular in the south. He is less focused on trans and books than is portrayed in left wing media. He is much more focused on business and immigration, which makes him popular. Most people just dont think often about trans issues outside of sports, so its not a huge winning political issue like immigration.
My mom is a conservative in FL and really dislikes DeSantis. She wants Tim Scott. But Tim Scott is never on the national scene. At least DeSantis lets us see him and evaluate him.
DeSantis is telling you and me and your mom and Tim Scott that he’s an authoritarian dictator and everybody should pay attention.
Yes, Florida really seems to be struggling under the Christofascist boot of DeSantis. Everyone is fleeing, the state is shrinking, and refugees from Florida are appearing all over.
I live in North Carolina, and we are getting A LOT of refugees from Florida.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We're going to look back on this in a few years and see how close to Nazi Germany Florida became under DeSantis. I don't think the average person realizes how truly horrific it is.
I’m so glad you don’t live in Nazi Florida. Whew!
I’m a Floridian, born and raised. Any true conservative would see the problem with his bans and government overreach.
Sorry, I live in Florida too and I love DeSantis.
Yep DeSantis does not have much appeal outside of Florida.
Who wants this mind numbing focus on trans people and banning books. It is all trying way too hard and is so dull and unimportant.
DeSantis is very popular in the south. He is less focused on trans and books than is portrayed in left wing media. He is much more focused on business and immigration, which makes him popular. Most people just dont think often about trans issues outside of sports, so its not a huge winning political issue like immigration.
My mom is a conservative in FL and really dislikes DeSantis. She wants Tim Scott. But Tim Scott is never on the national scene. At least DeSantis lets us see him and evaluate him.
DeSantis is telling you and me and your mom and Tim Scott that he’s an authoritarian dictator and everybody should pay attention.
Yes, Florida really seems to be struggling under the Christofascist boot of DeSantis. Everyone is fleeing, the state is shrinking, and refugees from Florida are appearing all over.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:DeSantis gave a deadline for Florida's public colleges to turn over the medical records of students experiencing gender dysphoria and seeking gender affirming care. The article says that in addition to the records they want ages of the patient and the dates they received treatment. Gender dysphoria has both a DSM diagnosis (for counseling) and an ICD 10 diagnosis (for medical issues) so I'm not clear if the records are being pulled from the counseling center, the medical center, or both.
Insider has confirmed that University of Florida, Florida State University, University of Central Florida, Florida A&M University, Florida International University, and the University of North Florida have complied with the request, but has yet to hear back from the rest.
https://www.yahoo.com/news/ron-desantis-requested-medical-records-145417991.html
I suspect they're going to try to pass a law(?) that public university funds from free counseling/medical services can't be used to treat gender dysphoria/provide gender affirming care. I don't get how turning over medical records is legal. When I was a counselor, those records included session notes.
That is a massive violation of health privacy laws and a severe breach of trust by state government.
Anonymous wrote:DeSantis gave a deadline for Florida's public colleges to turn over the medical records of students experiencing gender dysphoria and seeking gender affirming care. The article says that in addition to the records they want ages of the patient and the dates they received treatment. Gender dysphoria has both a DSM diagnosis (for counseling) and an ICD 10 diagnosis (for medical issues) so I'm not clear if the records are being pulled from the counseling center, the medical center, or both.
Insider has confirmed that University of Florida, Florida State University, University of Central Florida, Florida A&M University, Florida International University, and the University of North Florida have complied with the request, but has yet to hear back from the rest.
https://www.yahoo.com/news/ron-desantis-requested-medical-records-145417991.html
I suspect they're going to try to pass a law(?) that public university funds from free counseling/medical services can't be used to treat gender dysphoria/provide gender affirming care. I don't get how turning over medical records is legal. When I was a counselor, those records included session notes.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We're going to look back on this in a few years and see how close to Nazi Germany Florida became under DeSantis. I don't think the average person realizes how truly horrific it is.
I’m so glad you don’t live in Nazi Florida. Whew!
I’m a Floridian, born and raised. Any true conservative would see the problem with his bans and government overreach.
Sorry, I live in Florida too and I love DeSantis.
Yep DeSantis does not have much appeal outside of Florida.
Who wants this mind numbing focus on trans people and banning books. It is all trying way too hard and is so dull and unimportant.
DeSantis is very popular in the south. He is less focused on trans and books than is portrayed in left wing media. He is much more focused on business and immigration, which makes him popular. Most people just dont think often about trans issues outside of sports, so its not a huge winning political issue like immigration.
My mom is a conservative in FL and really dislikes DeSantis. She wants Tim Scott. But Tim Scott is never on the national scene. At least DeSantis lets us see him and evaluate him.
DeSantis is telling you and me and your mom and Tim Scott that he’s an authoritarian dictator and everybody should pay attention.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We're going to look back on this in a few years and see how close to Nazi Germany Florida became under DeSantis. I don't think the average person realizes how truly horrific it is.
I’m so glad you don’t live in Nazi Florida. Whew!
I’m a Floridian, born and raised. Any true conservative would see the problem with his bans and government overreach.
Sorry, I live in Florida too and I love DeSantis.
Yep DeSantis does not have much appeal outside of Florida.
Who wants this mind numbing focus on trans people and banning books. It is all trying way too hard and is so dull and unimportant.
DeSantis is very popular in the south. He is less focused on trans and books than is portrayed in left wing media. He is much more focused on business and immigration, which makes him popular. Most people just dont think often about trans issues outside of sports, so its not a huge winning political issue like immigration.
My mom is a conservative in FL and really dislikes DeSantis. She wants Tim Scott. But Tim Scott is never on the national scene. At least DeSantis lets us see him and evaluate him.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We're going to look back on this in a few years and see how close to Nazi Germany Florida became under DeSantis. I don't think the average person realizes how truly horrific it is.
I’m so glad you don’t live in Nazi Florida. Whew!
I’m a Floridian, born and raised. Any true conservative would see the problem with his bans and government overreach.
Sorry, I live in Florida too and I love DeSantis.
Yep DeSantis does not have much appeal outside of Florida.
Who wants this mind numbing focus on trans people and banning books. It is all trying way too hard and is so dull and unimportant.
Anonymous wrote:We're going to look back on this in a few years and see how close to Nazi Germany Florida became under DeSantis. I don't think the average person realizes how truly horrific it is.
Anonymous wrote:DeSantis gave a deadline for Florida's public colleges to turn over the medical records of students experiencing gender dysphoria and seeking gender affirming care. The article says that in addition to the records they want ages of the patient and the dates they received treatment. Gender dysphoria has both a DSM diagnosis (for counseling) and an ICD 10 diagnosis (for medical issues) so I'm not clear if the records are being pulled from the counseling center, the medical center, or both.
Insider has confirmed that University of Florida, Florida State University, University of Central Florida, Florida A&M University, Florida International University, and the University of North Florida have complied with the request, but has yet to hear back from the rest.
https://www.yahoo.com/news/ron-desantis-requested-medical-records-145417991.html
I suspect they're going to try to pass a law(?) that public university funds from free counseling/medical services can't be used to treat gender dysphoria/provide gender affirming care. I don't get how turning over medical records is legal. When I was a counselor, those records included session notes.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We're going to look back on this in a few years and see how close to Nazi Germany Florida became under DeSantis. I don't think the average person realizes how truly horrific it is.
I’m so glad you don’t live in Nazi Florida. Whew!
I’m a Floridian, born and raised. Any true conservative would see the problem with his bans and government overreach.
Sorry, I live in Florida too and I love DeSantis.
Yep DeSantis does not have much appeal outside of Florida.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We're going to look back on this in a few years and see how close to Nazi Germany Florida became under DeSantis. I don't think the average person realizes how truly horrific it is.
I’m so glad you don’t live in Nazi Florida. Whew!
I’m a Floridian, born and raised. Any true conservative would see the problem with his bans and government overreach.
Sorry, I live in Florida too and I love DeSantis.
Yep DeSantis does not have much appeal outside of Florida.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We're going to look back on this in a few years and see how close to Nazi Germany Florida became under DeSantis. I don't think the average person realizes how truly horrific it is.
I’m so glad you don’t live in Nazi Florida. Whew!
I’m a Floridian, born and raised. Any true conservative would see the problem with his bans and government overreach.
Sorry, I live in Florida too and I love DeSantis.