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- Dołączono
- 17 Maj 2021
They are taking advantage of the definition of “genocide” that refers to the deliberate practice of removing entire generations of children from their culture by force so that the culture will die out. Practices like forcing indigenous children into residential schools in Canada (where they were forbidden to speak their native languages, forced to practice Christianity, etc). Never mind that that is not what the average person thinks of when they hear “genocide.” Or that (more importantly) they are comparing the threat of removing children from parents who are actively pursuing cutting off healthy organs to fucking residential schools.
(Note: not that I’m at all in favor of "removal from the home" as a first line of action. The focus should be on pursuing the ghouls making money off this and outlawing the propaganda.)
It’s no longer that high; it’s below 60% now and varies a lot by region (rates are very low on the west coast I believe). Still stupidly high though.
Circumcision is a good example of how the US healthcare system is terrible at weeding out unnecessary treatments, though, which is relevant to the subject of this thread. Like, in the UK where your healthcare is paid for by the government, that same government had an incentive to say “wait, is circumcision actually doing anything positive? Why are we paying for this?” and then stopped funding it (unless it's done for medical reasons like phimosis). But the US just sucks at doing shit like that. Technically insurance companies should rein in bogus treatments that don't do much except make people money, but they don’t. I guess for whatever reason they don’t have the same power behind them as a country's government saying “hold on a second, why exactly are we giving doctors money for this?”
And it's the same with the troon stuff. Which is why the countries we are seeing start to pull back on fast-tracked unproven treatments are the ones with government-funded healthcare, like the UK and Nordic countries. My prediction is we will continue to see the more sensible European countries gradually shut this shit down, while it will continue to rampage through the American system for a few decades, and any pushback that does happen will come from outside of healthcare.
