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I feel for her. What can we actually do to help, beyond upvoting and discussing it?
by jaytaylor 10y ago
I feel for her.
What can we actually do to help, beyond upvoting and discussing it?
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- jrcii 10y agoHim. Gender is a biological, immutable fact established at birth unless you're a hermaphrodite which he is not. Having psychological problems or mutilating your genitals doesn't make you a different sex. You liberals can keep brow beating people into accepting your absurd ethos all you want but you can't change reality.
- binarray2000 10y agoSame here. It's disguisting what the "Beacon of Democracy and Freedom" does to those who break the law to expose much bigger crimes. If you're in the US you can write to your representative. Or organise a movement. But, (as an outsider) I'd suspect, that the more you do, the more you'll get your own life into trouble. But, I'll stand corrected if persuaded to the contrary.
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- nzp 10y agoFor her specifically, I'm afraid short of a mass popular movement to free her, not much. EDIT: Although, making her situation as public as possible might help ease the most blatant abuse she's suffering. Sometimes the state cares about extremely bad publicity. But there are no guarantees.