In case anyone wants to share actual facts today.
In honor of Trans day of Visibility, I thought I'd offer
actual facts about transgender people, rather than the misinformation people
may spew
1. Being trans is not new. Around 5000-3000 BC, androgynous
or trans priests, Gala, were recorded.
2. There aren't a ton of Trans people overtaking society. In
fact, numbers show the percentage of trans people is about .01- .5 % of the
population.
3. Trans people are not pedophiles or criminals. A UK study
showed that trans people have a no higher criminality rate than cis (not
transgender) people.
As a point of fact, sexual abuse allegations for Catholic
priests as of 2024 reached into the thousands, the Boy Scouts of America
estimate that nearly 7800 of their leaders were involved in sexual abuse, and
1/8 student athletes reports being sexually abused by their coaches, with that
number jumping to 1/4 in college.
The fact is that transgender people are far more likely to
become victims of sexual abuse than commit it.
4. The vast majority of transgender people do not regret
transitioning. Regret numbers range from 1-3%. Of that small percentage, many
say they regret it due to stigmatization. You are more likely to regret knee
surgery than a trans person will regret gender affirming surgery. Any other
surgery with a success rate of 96-99% would be considered a miracle.
5. Children are not being "mutilated" .
A study from JAMA pediatrics shows that, in a study of over
5 million patients, less than .1% of children 12-18 are receiving gender
affirming meds. Those meds are puberty blockers, which do as they say. That
means if they go off those blockers, they will then go through puberty.
It showed that NO children under 12 are receiving any
medication, and they are certainly NOT having surgery. 0 children under 12
receive gender affirming surgery.
The rate from 13-14 is 2 per 100,000, and 5 per 100,000 ages
15-18. Of that tiny percentage (that's .000002%, and .00005% respectively),
most were top surgeries. Their genitalia were not touched.
6. The big "student athlete" debate. Trans people
make up less than 1% of athletes in college sports. Considering that tiny
population, not all of them are trans women (they like to ignore that trans men
exist in their fear mongering). On top of that, an even smaller percentage will
be good enough to have any impact at all in their chosen sport. In 2023, there
were a total of 5 Trans athletes in the NCAA. The chances that your daughter
will be impacted by a trans athlete is absolutely minute. As a matter of fact,
I'd be willing to bet that, without the use of a search engine, anyone can even
name another trans athlete aside from Lia Thomas.
Please consider how your elected officials are spending
MILLIONS of dollars on making laws that will influence. 01-.5% of the US
population, and then tell me where the government waste really is.
Scott Orner
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