Trump sez: Transgenders B gone!

ok doser

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Victims are usually considered innocent against the accused for a reason, until they are shown to be guilty as well.

right?

i just don't get the rebuttal "yeah, well, the wife/husband may well have committed adultery, but it was the fault of their husband/wife"

So blame the victim, is that it?

That's wicked, GD, you should know better.

you'd think so, right?

If a husband has failed in his role as a husband, that doesn't excuse his wife from cheating on him.

that should go without saying

We're talking about justice. Not righteousness.

it's a red herring i've seen thrown out there by some, in specific circumstances - it often goes something like this: "since Jesus died for us while we were sinners, we shouldn't criminalize (homesoxuality/adultery/etc)"

it's never presented as a coherent argument, only a situational one

never, for instance can you get a proponent of this argument to admit that the logical progression of this argument is a refutation of all law

often you see this coupled with the phrase "consenting adults" or "what they do in their bedroom..." or "victimless crime"

"Do not murder. If you murder, you will be executed after conviction on the testimony of two or three witnesses in a trial."
"Do not commit adultery. If you commit adultery, you will be executed after conviction on the testimony of two or three witnesses in a trial."

That's all you need. No regulating how one goes about having relationships, no regulations on how you can purchase guns.

Just a law that says do not murder.
Just a law that says do not commit adultery.

And the punishment for both will deter people from committing the crime. Not the law itself, but the punishment for breaking the law.

well said! :first:

Why would a kit be used on a man? The woman is the one you test...

you would need dna evidence from both to prove inappropriate contact between the two specific individuals - you're not looking for semen or sperm on the woman, you're looking for DNA that matches the man
 

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you would need dna evidence from both to prove inappropriate contact between the two specific individuals - you're not looking for semen or sperm on the woman, you're looking for DNA that matches the man

Good point. :thumb:
 

ok doser

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Whether it is a husband who has failed in his role as a husband, and gets left in the lurch...

"gets left in the lurch" would appear to mean that the wife decided to leave him and get a divorce

we're not discussing divorce

we're discussing a wife deliberately and consciously deciding to engage in adultery, a sinful, immoral and societally damaging behavior that effects the spouse, the children, the extended families involved, the whole society

i find it difficult to understand why you would want to claim that the responsibility for her choice to engage in adultery can be laid at the feet of anyone but her
 

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as you can imagine, there's been a huge backlash over these views from mentally ill people who don't like having the truth pointed out

But what are the facts of the matter? So far, this is what we know. Quote:

2. Is being transgender a mental illness?

No. While some outspoken commentators espouse this notion, there's no good evidence to back it up. According to the American Psychological Association, "A psychological state is considered a mental disorder only if it causes significant distress or disability. Many transgender people do not experience their gender as distressing or disabling, which implies that identifying as transgender does not constitute a mental disorder." Moreover, the World Health Organization no longer classifies being transgender as a mental illness.

While transgender identity is not a mental illness, transgender people and those experiencing gender dysphoria are more susceptible to depression, anxiety, and ADHD. However, a systematic review found that psychiatric symptoms vastly improve following gender-confirming medical interventions. It seems that when transgender people are permitted to assume their gender identities, they become happier and healthier individuals.​

Source: https://www.realclearscience.com/bl...the_controversial_science_on_transgender.html
 

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i don't have any idea what that means :idunno:

George - do you believe that laws against rape deter incidences of rape?

iow, if we removed all laws against rape, would you expect to see incidences of rape increase, decrease or remain the same?

You're whistling in the wind Doser.
Deterrence is not the goal of the Mosaic law. It is a standard that points us to Christ for mercy.
Neither is it possible to legislate righteousness.

There are not now, and never will be, divinely sanctioned theocracies as exhibited by the special, one time, relationship between God and Israel in the Old Testament.
It's over. It was necessary, for a time, to teach the impossibility of works based salvation and prepare for the coming of the Lord where all things were made new.
Now is the kingdom of God at hand where the law is written on the tablets of our hearts.

If you believe so strongly in works based justice, there are plenty of false religions to satisfy your need.
 

ok doser

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But what are the facts of the matter? So far, this is what we know. Quote:

2. Is being transgender a mental illness?

No. While some outspoken commentators espouse this notion, there's no good evidence to back it up. According to the American Psychological Association, "A psychological state is considered a mental disorder only if it causes significant distress or disability. Many transgender people do not experience their gender as distressing or disabling, which implies that identifying as transgender does not constitute a mental disorder." Moreover, the World Health Organization no longer classifies being transgender as a mental illness.

While transgender identity is not a mental illness, transgender people and those experiencing gender dysphoria are more susceptible to depression, anxiety, and ADHD. However, a systematic review found that psychiatric symptoms vastly improve following gender-confirming medical interventions. It seems that when transgender people are permitted to assume their gender identities, they become happier and healthier individuals.​

Source: https://www.realclearscience.com/bl...the_controversial_science_on_transgender.html


right - i was going to excerpt that but had to go out and shoot some squirrels

this is the part I want to highlight: "A psychological state is considered a mental disorder only if it causes significant distress or disability. Many transgender people do not experience their gender as distressing or disabling, which implies that identifying as transgender does not constitute a mental disorder."

first of all, people suffering from gender dysphoria delusions have suicide rates phenomenally higher than the general population, which to me would indicate the presence of "significant distress or disability"

secondly, they are encouraged to mutilate their bodies, both chemically (with hormone treatments) and physically (as with surgery)

any rational person twenty years ago would not argue that cutting off your penis and surgically creating a faux vagina in your pelvic region would not meet the definition of "significant distress or disability"

but the APA is not comprised of rational people, not since they bowed to political pressure and declared homosexuality a "variant of normal" sexual behavior

no, they've become a wing of the far left ideologues, who wish to destroy our society and create a marxist/socialist utopia
 

ok doser

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Neither is it possible to legislate righteousness.

easy question george, deserving of a simple answer:


[MENTION=14087]George Affleck[/MENTION] - do you believe that laws against rape deter incidences of rape?

iow, if we removed all laws against rape, would you expect to see incidences of rape increase, decrease or remain the same?

 

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But what are the facts of the matter? So far, this is what we know. Quote:
2. Is being transgender a mental illness?

No. While some outspoken commentators espouse this notion, there's no good evidence to back it up. According to the American Psychological Association, "A psychological state is considered a mental disorder only if it causes significant distress or disability. Many transgender people do not experience their gender as distressing or disabling, which implies that identifying as transgender does not constitute a mental disorder." Moreover, the World Health Organization no longer classifies being transgender as a mental illness.

While transgender identity is not a mental illness, transgender people and those experiencing gender dysphoria are more susceptible to depression, anxiety, and ADHD. However, a systematic review found that psychiatric symptoms vastly improve following gender-confirming medical interventions. It seems that when transgender people are permitted to assume their gender identities, they become happier and healthier individuals.​

Source: https://www.realclearscience.com/bl...e_controversial_science_on_transgende r.html

Interesting video

[video]https://duckduckgo.com/?q=3+ex+transgenders&atb=v133-6__&iax=videos&ia=videos&iai=-pxxBQm114k[/video]
 

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easy question george, deserving of a simple answer:


@George Affleck - do you believe that laws against rape deter incidences of rape?

iow, if we removed all laws against rape, would you expect to see incidences of rape increase, decrease or remain the same?


I don't know the answers to these questions and neither do you.

Here is what I would expect.

We have strict laws against rape. If the death penalty was involved, there might be a slight downtick in instances. If it became legal, I would expect a slight uptick in instances.

The problem with looking into this crystal ball is that you are assuming what would happen without taking into consideration the culture upon which you are imposing these penalties.
 

ok doser

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I don't know the answers to these questions and neither do you.

i'm asking you what you believe, not what you know

Here is what I would expect.
We have strict laws against rape. If the death penalty was involved...

i'm not asking about applying the death penalty to rape

If it became legal, I would expect a slight uptick in instances.

now that's an answer to the question i asked! :thumb:


i would expect a huge increase in instances of rape, especially among youth involved in the club/concert/bar scene - in fact those places where one is most at risk of being raped, i would expect incidents of rape to skyrocket

and i would expect it to be drug-related - if there's no laws against slipping a roofie in a girl's drink and raping her, i would expect it to happen much more frequently than it does now

imagine telling a young man that not only does "no means no" no longer apply, "no" now means nothing, legally

to think otherwise is saying, in effect, that all of our societal effort toward preventing rape (such as the "no means no" campaigns) is unfounded

and that our current laws have little deterrent effect
 

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I know that scripture tells there must be witnesses, but I do not see scripture telling to collect dna samples.

Do you want to do settle it the way scripture says to, or another way?
 
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