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Following up on his viral essay in The Daily Signal, former transgender and nonbinary person Jamie Shupe joins us on the podcast to share more details about his journey, how the mainstream media lost interest once he went back to being a man, and why he thinks it hurts men and women to promote transgenderism.
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I am so happy for Mr. Shupe that he has found some peace and happiness. This makes my heart break for the poor abused children out there who will suffer horribly from the evil and foolish ideas of their parents and quack doctors.
I think that part of the problem is with adolescents who are often going through a “phase”. The children are having problems and do not feel like regular boys or girls, but their situation is not as serious as Jamie Shupe’s situation. And the problems are often temporary. There seems to be a push to make medical changes to the children which cannot be undone. They are then stuck for the rest of their lives.
Also, there is a push to make the child be public about what is happening. If the child later goes back to being “normal”, there there is a history that will follow that person forever.