So let me get this straight: you're ascribing more credibility to the parents' side (of an ongoing suit) because it was reported on by a left-leaning publication? Is that the flimsy logic you expect me to adopt?
Yes.
Because the argument that they're transphobic bigots who want all Trans people put in ovens or whatever is a baseless aspersion with 0 supporting evidence coming from people like you.
I'm ascribing credibility to the parents side because they were interviewed by what you and others have previously claimed is a RIGHT LEANING publication in a time where right wing people objecting to Trans people at all is seen as fine and lorded and they chose to say they're fine with Trans people and educating people about Trans people rather than the obvious move they could have taken of playing to the proverbial crowd for more easy support.
O.....k. Except of course that diagnosing and drugging-up preschoolers isn't profitable at all; it would actually be exceptionally costly.
And you're insisting it will happen based on literally nothing, nobody has called for it to happen, and it's never happened.
This is all ridiculous prejudiced delusion. "They're grooming our kids!!", pearl-clutching moral-panic. Exactly the same as the hyper-conservative idiots of the 1950s whining about how gay rights would lead down a slippery slope to kids being groomed by molesters in schools. It was prejudiced nonsense then, and it's prejudiced nonsense now.
I don't know what delusion you believe you're arguing against here because my actual argument was:
The whole nonbinary gender idea of fighting the system and the powers that be is a stupid fight that ultimately won't harm the system at all but will harm the people on the bottom rugs who help run or maintain it as they have to adapt their forms and systems for 137 gender identities.
In terms of the "They're grooming our kids" court case that I linked to is the parents arguing just that the school even actively pressuring the child over it.
It's about the idea of checks and balances being in place and like it or not checks and balances are in place regarding gay people (the same ones done with straight people) and not treating them as special or pretending that them being gay makes them magic and perfect. How do we know this? Because there are instances reported of gay people being caught similarly to reports of straight people being caught too.
Oh and this part of my reply is the non jackass version of how I could have replied without going full on "DO YOU SEE" yet mode.
As far as profitable?
It would be because while the school wouldn't benefit a lifelong course of specialised drugs that can be sold at jacked up prices because USA? Yeh that's profitable.
I see you're now buying into that litterbox non-story, which was an obvious hoax.
Anyway, this is just yet another false analogy. Yet again: "if you support X then you must support Y completely different thing" is the flimsiest, shittiest kind of logic, which most of us got over after leaving school.
Except you literally haven't presented a counter argument.
Your argument is "People are saying and applying the label to themselves thus self identifying as it so we must respect it purely based on their say so." Thus I'm providing examples of other labels people can apply to themselves and saying should we take said people at their word about things too?
Why are you for taking one group at their word for something and not wanting anything else but want clinical diagnosis for depression when a person saying it should be enough right, a person applying the EMO label which comes with the implication of tem being depressed suddenly require a different standard to prove themselves to you. WHY?
Somebody who doesn't fit the gender binary. It's an umbrella term.
Based on what?
What do you define the Gender Binary as?
What makes a person Male to you?
What makes a person Female to you?
Is it Genotype, phenotype, neurological make up, public gendered performance or expression?
I really want to know this because this is a possibly hilarious can of worms for you to want to open in this discussion now.
Methinks you may need to revisit high school biology, because a lot of what you're coming out with is scientifically illiterate, even if we're just talking about biological sex.
You know when you don't watch a video from actual scientific researchers and then accuse a person citing stuff from the video of being scientifically illiterate you look like a fool right?
It aint me who needs to revisit high school biology here.......
Firstly: why does it require full understanding and knowledge in order to accept something? The only thing I need to know about somebody's self-identity or sexual behaviour is that it doesn't hurt anyone, respects consent, and (if it involves an additional claim of fact) that it's recognised by experts/research. I don't need to be able to fully understand something. I don't really understand monosexual people, but I can accept them, because I'm not a dickhead.
If you want me to define something, I'd be happy to, like I defined (the very simple term) non-binary above. But you have to actually tell me what you want defined. You can't just say "137+ GENDERS!!!", which is stupid hyperbole.
Magic real, you don't have to understand it you just have to accept I have magic powers.
In terms of a less point scoring actually constructive counter argument to you.
Mostly people in social science not biology which lets just say that's a whole other can of worms and unreplicatable research on a huge scale that's still feeling the impact of a massive scandal that happened not all that long ago in the field and apparently has chosen to just not bother improving it's standards at all. I mean this is the same field that had people adjacent to it happily citing people who called Pokemon satanic influences only a few year back so I hope you don't mind if I don't have the greatest of trust in such kind of field.
Also it's not stupid hyperbole 137 is the number activists wanted to be officially recognised lol.
OK. So what? So this is just idle speculation with zero impact?
What if people in 5 centuries start thinking lightbulbs are evil? So what? Are we supposed to guide our thinking by pure, baseless speculation about what a bunch of unrelated people might think at some unspecified point in the future?
Why not it seems like some people are guided by evidence less groups of people in the present day.
The point I was making is to try and actually get you to engage with the argument in good faith rather than you normal highly dismissing "I'm right your wrong because" arguments where you almost never actually prove or back up your points and just end at because and work on some belief you are automatically right because unknowable reasons or something..