Billion-Dollar Transgender Industry Leaves
Broken Families and Lives
Posted By: earlybird, 10/11/2022 10:04:41 AM
Photos of Jeff Younger’s smiling twin boys are scattered throughout his comfortable brick home in the Dallas suburbs. Happy moments, frozen in time.(snip)He took the boys to parks, teaching them how to hurl sticks and track rabbits along a creek, all part of growing his boys into men. But for Younger’s son, James, now 10, manhood may never come. James is like so many swept up in the hype of transgenderism, part of an exploding trend among youth and young adults. And Younger is among a swarm of objectors, many of them parents, fighting an uphill battle against a $2.1 billion transgender industry in the United States.
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About that genocide of Indians
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A reader in Mexico whose wife and children are descendants of Aztecs wrote to me about my Columbus Day piece.
He wrote, "Not many know it, but I think it was 1569, a new disease killed half (50%) of the surviving indigenous people in the entire nation. Spanish and Indians often lived in the same houses, and indigenous died while the whites, who often cared for them, were untouched.
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Hiw ex-wife,a pediatrician, insists James/Luna always wanted to be a girl. He is 10.