Gender Affirming Bill headed to Holcomb's desk...

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Gender-Affirming Care Ban Bill Heads to Governor's Desk

STATEWIDE -- A bill banning gender affirming care for children has passed the Indiana House, and now heads to the governor's desk.

wibc.com

Indiana legislature passes ban on gender-affirming care for transgender youth

Governor Eric Holcomb will have the option to sign or veto Senate Bill 480.

www.idsnews.com

 

[AndreusMaximus]

"Gender-Affirming Care"

 

[DoggyDaddy]

Gender-Affirming Care Ban Bill Heads to Governor's Desk

STATEWIDE -- A bill banning gender affirming care for children has passed the Indiana House, and now heads to the governor's desk.

wibc.com

Indiana legislature passes ban on gender-affirming care for transgender youth

Governor Eric Holcomb will have the option to sign or veto Senate Bill 480.

www.idsnews.com

"If this dangerous bill is signed into law, we will defend the rights of trans youth in court."

So, will they defend the rights of minors to purchase and own firearms, vote, buy alcohol and cigarettes, serve in the military, etc.? Or are they only defending their right to be mentally ill?

 

[DoggyDaddy]

"Gender-Affirming Care"

AKA genital mutilation. Just like in other communities in certain countries.

 

[Libertarian01]

This is a good bill! I hope it gets signed ASAP and survives all legal challenges.

Children should not be automatically supported in treatment such as this. Adults? Fine. Children? Nope. The potential damage from such automatic treatment can be irreversible.

Regards,

Doug

 

[Magyars]

 

[Cavman]

Wonder why they didn't pass the bill to keeps child services from taking kids from parents he refused to go along with their kids mental disorders

 

[Leo]

Without any careful consideration, if the ACLU is for a subject, I am against it.

After careful consideration of matters that the ACLU is for, I am strongly against it.

 

[stocknup]

Sounds like it should pass easily ................The vote was 65-30 within the legislature .
I read where :
" If Holcomb vetoes the bill, the legislature can override the veto. Indiana only requires a simple majority to override a veto. If signed by the governor, however, the law will take effect July 1. "

Last year, Holcomb vetoed a bill that aimed to ban transgender girls from participating in girls’ sports. His veto was quickly overridden by the state legislature, and the bill became law.

 

[K_W]

It should be illegal to perform irreversible elective surgery on people legally unable to consent, regardless of motive, regardless of age, regardless of body part.

Especially sex organs and especially children under age of sexual consent.

This is politically correct genital mutilation.

 

[Leadeye]

Something tells me he's going to veto it before moving on to his next job.

 

[Ingomike]

Something tells me he's going to veto it before moving on to his next job.

Probably to appease his buddies in Davos…

 

[BigRed]

He might.
He's a male, but most often presents as a *****.

 

[MCgrease08]

Something tells me he's going to veto it before moving on to his next job.

He would just be wasting ink. It passed soundly and only requires a simple majority vote to overturn a veto.

 

[kawtech87]

This is a bill my wife and I have been following closely and praying along with our church would pass overwhelmingly. Which it did. My wife is an RN Pediatric nurse and works for an Indiana based University supported hospital. She is also a devoted Christian. This crap was being forced upon her to administer to children. She refused and even filed religious exemption forms I'm order to not have to do it. She kinda became a leader among her peers and most of them followed suit and refused to administer the treatments forcing the doctors who pushed for this to do it. Which did not make them very happy. However the powers that be were still pushing for it and were going to make it mandatory. She was considering leaving health care entirely because of it. But after this bill passed they canceled the mandatory training and suspended all future treatments indefinitely. It's my understanding that Indiana does not have Pocket veto so even if our RINO governor doesn't sign it it still becomes law by default. God does answer prayers. My wife loves her work and enjoys helping children and new mothers especially. She didn't sign up to mutilate them and destroy their lives. I'm glad she can continue in her field without this hanging over her head

 

[Ingomike]

This is a bill my wife and I have been following closely and praying along with our church would pass overwhelmingly. Which it did. My wife is an RN Pediatric nurse and works for an Indiana based University supported hospital. She is also a devoted Christian. This crap was being forced upon her to administer to children. She refused and even filed religious exemption forms I'm order to not have to do it. She kinda became a leader among her peers and most of them followed suit and refused to administer the treatments forcing the doctors who pushed for this to do it. Which did not make them very happy. However the powers that be were still pushing for it and were going to make it mandatory. She was considering leaving health care entirely because of it. But after this bill passed they canceled the mandatory training and suspended all future treatments indefinitely. It's my understanding that Indiana does not have Pocket veto so even if our RINO governor doesn't sign it it still becomes law by default. God does answer prayers. My wife loves her work and enjoys helping children and new mothers especially. She didn't sign up to mutilate them and destroy their lives. I'm glad she can continue in her field without this hanging over her head

So happy for your wife and continued prayer this chapter is over…

 

[Libertarian01]

An interview of Abigail Shrier by Jordan Peterson, followed by an Abigail Shrier presentation.

She is a very kind and thoughtful voice on the topic.



Regards,

Doug

 

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An interview of Abigail Shrier by Jordan Peterson, followed by an Abigail Shrier presentation.

She is a very kind and thoughtful voice on the topic.



Regards,

Doug

I only watched the end of those.

They sure make you wonder about the "doctors" who do these surgeries and the medical facilities where it happens. It's great for them financially, especially due to the ongoing aspect of this stuff. These poor folks have to have procedures, drugs and treatments for the rest of their lives.

Hard to wrap your head around one human doing this to another?


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[Magyars]

 

[Shadow01]

When it comes to identity you only need to ask one question. Since what someone chooses is their choice alone and we need to smile and accept it. If a child decides he identifies as a pirate, should we stand aside while he seeks “gender affirming care” to have his leg cut of so he can have a peg leg?