VolinMichigan
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I knew eventually you’d come back around to that . I’ll answer your question then you answer mine . Of course they should it’s their child and as their parent , mentor , guide , teacher and supporter you should be able to do this . My local holistic Dr and I have come up with what we think is the best way to stop my 13 year old from acting gay , locking him in the closet until he starts to “ act right “ seems to be working , should I keep doing this or will our actions harm him down the road ?
That’s not at all what’s happening. Parents aren’t forcing their children to do anything.
So you think families shouldn’t be able to make informed medical decisions on elective procedures for themselves?
You’re question was dumb. Your example is illegal and as far as I know, patients at this clinic and their families have broken no laws.
Was I wrong? What state or federal laws are being broken at this clinic?
Same here. If a 13yo and their parents can't legally decide to let them have a beer HTF can they legally decide to have a sec change surgery?
Perhaps more relevant - how can a 13 yo legally decide to have a sex change surgery when they cannot legally decide to have sex? If they, in consultation with their parents, CAN decide that, why would it not be legal for a parent to allow a much older man to have sex with their 13 yo daughter?
The physicians who are involved in this should have their medical license revoked. TN should seriously have the state medical board revoke them. At a minimum, this violates the Hippocratic oath.
I mean, gay conversion therapy is still allowed in some states despite its harmful effects on children, but people on here would be all for that as long as it’s run by a Christian organization.
The physicians who are involved in this should have their medical license revoked. TN should seriously have the state medical board revoke them. At a minimum, this violates the Hippocratic oath.