seethedeaduu

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   by seethedeaduu 1y ago

   I didn't know that the ratio of cis to trans people who were "falsely" "convinced" to take hormones were 100 to 1. Having the right hormones and not being permenantly mutilated by the wrong ones isn't simply &q
2. 62.▲
   by seethedeaduu 1y ago

   The convenience of a hypothetical cis peerson is worth more than the lives of 100 trans people it seems. The wrong puberty is irreversible mutilation. It's not weird at all given that kids are being given treatment for cancer.
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   by seethedeaduu 1y ago

   > happy minding their own business Trans women until VERY recently were forced to go into prostitution and were excluded by the wider society. Trans people were not force teamed into any war, or rather, this is partially right, they were
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   by seethedeaduu 1y ago

   Kids can't consent to being forcefully and irreversibly mutilated under the wrong puberty.
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   by seethedeaduu 1y ago

   This is why I hate online "debates". Because over and over people will repeat the same stuff that have been debunked thousands of times before. The DSM criteria for gender dysphoria aren't particularly useful when you are dia
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   by seethedeaduu 1y ago

   This is true, but also, going through the wrong puberty and being forced to live as the wrong gender afterwards is also an inherently traumatic experience, even if it would be possible to fully reverse the mutilation caused by the first pub
7. 67.▲
   by seethedeaduu 1y ago

   This seems to be yet another one of the antitrans throwaway accounts that keep being created on this site.
8. 68.▲
   by seethedeaduu 1y ago

   Signal doesn't let me synchronize my data between my phone and tablet.
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   by seethedeaduu 1y ago

   > Not only can Trans men become pregnant, they can do so while being biologically male, too I don't see the issue
10. 70.▲
    by seethedeaduu 1y ago

    Children can't consent to being permanently mutilated by being forced to undergo an unwanted predetermined puberty.
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    by seethedeaduu 1y ago

    So you plan to use it in closed source projects? And why does it matter if it's C?
12. 72.▲
    by seethedeaduu 1y ago

    Serum DHT is not useful at all.
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    by seethedeaduu 1y ago

    Oh yeah let's turn otherwise fun hobbies into a forced chore, that will surely be great for the kid. Forcing kids to learn to spell when they have learning difficulties (eg dyslexia) doesn't usually go well either it's just c
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    by seethedeaduu 1y ago

    Indeed, and same goes for trans people.
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    by seethedeaduu 2y ago

    Most trans people that I know don't trust doctors and that's for a good reason. The average trans person tends to be more educated about our healthcare compared to the average doctor. Not to mention the gatekeeping and outright ma
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    by seethedeaduu 2y ago

    I find that to be an extremely common argument against trans ppl. It's very similar to the whole gay panic thing. I was surprised when I realized how worried some cis men were about being "tricked" into sleeping with a trans
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    by seethedeaduu 2y ago

    Try repeating the paragraph before the last to your "friend". Even transmedicalists tend to not be fond of this line of thinking. > but now it seems that time has passed. I am glad. I have yet to see any form of actually nuance
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    by seethedeaduu 2y ago

    Not starting transition is also a life changing decision. Testosterone never stops permanently mutilating the bodies that it poisons until it's removed from the body.
19. 79.▲
    by seethedeaduu 2y ago

    That's pretty easy, just open source it.
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    by seethedeaduu 2y ago

    > Because under mathematical logic, the opposite of "repressing discussion" is "encouraging discussion", nothing less, nothing more. What? No...
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    by seethedeaduu 2y ago

    Kinda unrelated but should I go for kobo or the remarkable? I mostly want to read papers and maybe take notes. How do tthey compare in terms of hackability and freedom?
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    by seethedeaduu 2y ago

    Bootlicking noises Here is the real reason https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42924145 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42924112 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42924186
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    by seethedeaduu 2y ago

    I live in a country in the EU where conversion therapy is illegal. One of my trans friends was involuntarily admitted to a psychiatric hospital, got emotionally and physically abused (no food, tied to bed), was forced into the male wing of
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    by seethedeaduu 2y ago

    I really doubt that this is the concern.
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    by seethedeaduu 2y ago

    I haven't looked into your links yet but I suggest reading about vcoding. There are endless stories about trans women being r-ed tens or hundreds of times during their stay in prison. > The Executive Order ends the practice of housi
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    by seethedeaduu 2y ago

    What does this even mean?
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    by seethedeaduu 2y ago

    Many people in the programming language, functional programming, and academic community in general are trans or queer themselves so it only makes sense. Especially since the hate towards trans people became more public since around 2019.
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    by seethedeaduu 2y ago

    > Who is trying to exclude anybody? I invite you to look at this thread. > would you demand that a conference in the US or China offer translations on their recordings, and call them racist if they didn't? I am sure that an imagi
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    by seethedeaduu 2y ago

    Yeah, not all contain translations, and the lack of translations makes the feature that was suggested (the ability to filter by language) useful. I think you misunderstood what OP was saying. Nobody assumed that "everyone has to do eve
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    by seethedeaduu 2y ago

    Nobody mentioned translations, why are you talking about them? This nationalistic spirit wouldn't fit in CCC anyway so I don't get why you feel so strongly about this.