They just have the money to suppress it longer.

Improving family planning education (at least enough to counter growthist propaganda that is cheapening the value of human life while phonily pretending life is sacred) or educating people about climate change, our deep ecological crisis..

I agree..Trans rights are human rights. One good thing here in India is that acceptance of the trans community is fairly common. I was rather pleased that my dad who has some conservative views (not crazy, but to my right), is very supportive of trans rights. He is a classical conservative in some ways. But he does not have outlandish fixations with other people’s lives which in no way infringe on his.

Tim Walz put it well with you stay in your lane and I in mine. That is not applicable to shared resources like the planet and society where everyone should have a say, but abortion, birth control, lgbtq rights..these are all so personal.

I think it is cool when people are different (well okay except creeps, sleazebags etc..that is a bridge too far..and that is usually who is this upset about trans rights).

Legislating against a specific group of kids like this is pretty heavy-handed. Schools and doctors are there to provide a safe environment, and forcing them into this role is going to have some real consequences for student well-being. Everyone deserves the right to exist without being used for political points.

Trans people, especially trans kids, have become the bogeyman du jour for the Republican party. It's disgusting the way the GOP is using a tiny, marginalized group to distract people from the fact that they're doing absolutely nothing constructive for the taxpayers who pay their salaries and bankroll their benefits.