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Colorado says no. Supreme Court justices seem skeptical.
I heard it put this way, which makes sense to me: If it's legitimate to change your body to conform to your mind, why wouldn't it be legitimate to change your mind to conform to your body?
Changing your body also seems a lot more irreversible than changing your mind.
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30 sats \ 0 replies \ @DEADBEEF 7h
That is a fantastic way to put it.
Forced conversion therapy is a problem. But it should be an option that people are free to choose.
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I'm not sure about the last part, but I agree with the first.
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Easy enough. Tell people to work out their own problems instead of going to therapists. If we are going to get into what a doctor can or cannot say, then this is as good if not a better solution. Why is it better? No medical system or insurance. If a person kills themselves due to a crisis, well then, I suppose humanity will eventually reach a point to where that issue is no longer present. After all, for thousands of years, nobody had therapists.
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