Its a direct quote from a Supreme Court justice I support.
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If democrat or left wing twitter accounts wont be honest about this, then the only people posting clips that I can share about this will be from republicans and bad-faith conservatives.
Again, why are you defending her comments? Be clear in your reponse
Trans surgery is a voluntary procedure, not a congenital phenotype. Why compare an ostensible racist legal paradigm to a voluntary procedure?
I didn't know "Greg Price" was on the SCOTUS.
You have no principles. The enemy of my enemy ain't my friend.
Her comparison wasn't about the specific subject matter (interracial marriage vs. gender-affirming care). It was about the legal argument Tennessee is using where they claim that the law is non-discriminatory because it applies equally to everyone. They're using the same flawed logic Virginia used to defend its ban on interracial marriage in
Loving.
Further, equal protection under the Constitution doesn't depend on whether a characteristic is congenital. The law protects people from discrimination in all areas, including healthcare access. Gender identity and the medical care it necessitates is part of their person-hood, much like the right to marry was fundamental in
Loving. Rights aren't limited to "congenital phenotypes" anyway. Most of our rights, such as who marries whom, how to vote, or how we live, are about choices, and the law protects those equally. Discrimination in access to gender-affirming care involves the same equal protection principles.
Calling gender-affirming care "voluntary" further exposes your ignorance. It also ignores the real fact that it is medically NECESSARY for many transgender people. This is recognized by EVERY leading health organization. Tennessee's law singles out transgender youth for exclusion from care, much like Virginia's law singled out interracial couples from marriage. The heart of this issue is the discriminatory impact.