News Alabama State Senator Votes Against Trans Rights, Is Found Using Work Account to Like Picture of Trans "faerie" and Her "New, Fat G-Cup Tiddies"

[Super Kami Guru]

Source: https://www.lgbtqnation.com/2021/03...-trans-adult-pics-online-voting-trans-rights/

Alabama Republic State Senator Tom Whatley has found himself in some political hot water after using his work-related social media account to like a post made by a trans porn actress displaying her love for her "new, fat G-cup tiddies" in a tweet on her porn account that describes her as "Bambi Hardcore TG 18+" and an "enbi trans girl faerie princess." This revelation came as something of a shock to his constituents, as he just last week voted in favor of state bill 10, a bill that would see doctors jailed for up to 10 years for even administering puberty blockers to trans children. The bill goes so far as to make it a criminal act to engage in talk therapy about trans issues with a potentially trans child.

Whatever, I'm sure Senator Whatley was just looking for scientific research, right? Can't get your trans hate on if you haven't seen a trans woman's g-cup tiddies.

 

[LividJay]

Funny...though, I do think it's ok to like trans women but not believe it's ok to give puberty blockers to children.

 

[Super Kami Guru]

Funny...though, I do think it's ok to like trans women but not believe it's ok to give puberty blockers to children.

Oh I don't disagree, but the bill in question, which passed, actually makes it an offense to give trans kids therapy, even (the sit down, talking kind), and could wind a doctor up in jail for 10 years for prescribing puberty blockers. Whatever your opinion on trans children and treatment for it, that's outlandish. It's one thing to believe puberty blockers are wrong, it's entirely another to take it to those lengths. I don't like kids having the ability to make such radical decisions about their lives at such a young age, but I don't want doctors locked up for trying to help them.

 

[LividJay]

Oh I don't disagree, but the bill in question, which passed, actually makes it an offense to give trans kids therapy, even (the sit down, talking kind), and could wind a doctor up in jail for 10 years for prescribing puberty blockers. Whatever your opinion on trans children and treatment for it, that's outlandish. It's one thing to believe puberty blockers are wrong, it's entirely another to take it to those lengths. I don't like kids having the ability to make such radical decisions about their lives at such a young age, but I don't want doctors locked up for trying to help them.

I only read the part you quoted regarding puberty blockers. However, seems outlandish to not allow these kids to be given proper therapy.