Maximum Carnage Week Game Thread
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It’s not really. Some news articles will talk about it, threats will be made, nothing will happen.46XiJCAB said:
Big if true.PurpleThrobber said: -
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But it’s not a John Hopkins study!LoneStarDawg said: -
#hero. Doing it for others.hardhat said: -
Mostly Safe & Almost Effective.MikeDamone said:
But it’s not a John Hopkins study!LoneStarDawg said: -
I might be willing to accept that one in 20,000 people, or whatever, is born with some genetic predisposition or defect - whatever you call it.RoadTrip said:
This is the young lady who was on Tucker. 4000% rise in people claiming to be trans in the last 10 years. But, but, but we're born that way!Sources said:This is pretty fucked.
https://bariweiss.substack.com/p/the-testosterone-hangover?s=w
The guidance counselor at her public school agreed with Helena that she was a man. She helped her make a budget for her transition, and referred her to the school psychologist, who was even more gung-ho. “I remember the psychologist saying, ‘Your mom is a transphobe,’ and telling me about suicide risks.” They had three or four meetings before inviting Helena’s mother to have a conversation with the both of them, which didn't go well.
“I had a ton of issues with my academics and my mental health, but I never really got help with that,” she said. “As soon as I said I was trans, it was all hands on deck.”
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Her parents—her mom is a doctor; her dad, an engineer—never came around. Days after she turned 18, Helena went to Planned Parenthood in Chicago. There, she saw a social worker, and then a nurse practitioner, who wrote a prescription for testosterone during that first visit. The nurse recommended a dose of 25 milligrams per week. “How high can we go?” Helena asked. Helena left the clinic with a prescription of 100 milligrams of testosterone. The whole thing took about an hour. She never saw a doctor.
There are way more than that who think it's acceptable because some SJW teacher with green hair encouraged them. Of course all the leftards and quacks who encouraged it are long gone when the person is 23 and really fucked up with the wrong part. -
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A Pfizer employee (whistle-blower) will very soon suffer a Karen Silkwood "one-car fatal accident" or a Seth Rich "botched robbery turned homicide at 4 a.m." ending.PurpleThrobber said:
