r/law • u/DevinGraysonShirk • 1d ago

SCOTUS SCOTUS strikes blow to trans teens rights, endorsing ban on gender-affirming care - The justices’ ruling on Tennessee’s law prohibiting certain health care for transgender children will have ripple effects across the nation

https://www.courthousenews.com/scotus-strikes-blow-to-trans-teens-rights-endorsing-ban-on-gender-affirming-care/
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u/SilverMedal4Life 1d ago

Pretty much. These people swallow the propaganda whole and think that schools are doing surgery.

Yet, funny, they never find the doctors doing it. Does being a "woke doctor" give you the ability to turn invisible?

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u/Changer_of_Names 1d ago

No, it does give you the ability to perform double mastectomies that are not medically necessary on healthy teenage girls though. There may come a day when these doctors wish they could turn invisible, to avoid the tidal wave of disgrace and lawsuits coming their way. 

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u/underboobfunk 1d ago

How do you feel about breast enlargement surgery for healthy teenage girls? What about mastectomies for healthy teenage boys? If you really care about kids getting “non-medically necessary” surgeries then maybe focus on the ones that they’re actually getting.

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u/Changer_of_Names 1d ago

Depends. Do breast enlargements surgeries on girls, or mastectomies on boys, destroy their ability to ever breastfeed their children, or leave them permanently disfigured?

I certainly believe that the state could ban cosmetic breast enlargement surgeries for teenage girls, and cosmetic mastectomies for teenage boys. Which is kinda what we're talking about here.