Anti-trans group recommends schools inspect for "crotch bulge of the penis and testicles"

[Pedocon Theory is not a theory]

https://twitter.com/ZJemptv/status/1550342069046108166

[Hindsight was 2020]

These anti-trans groups give off more pedo vibes than the people they accuse of being groomers

[GM Team Member and Senator WB]

yknow for a group that really hates furries they seem to also like saying "owo what's this? notices bulge"

[Horus]

Disturbing, weird, invasive and perverted.

[sting in the rafters]

[Ferguson97]

“This is just about not teaching certain topics to 3rd graders. Stop freaking out.”

[T'Chenka]

How many of these people are fine with adult strangers obsessing about how THEIR kids look naked?

[Darthpi – Anti-Florida Activist]

Democrats need to start putting this in blunt terms that might actually resonate with people who don't pay close attention to politics: Republicans want the government to be able to tell parents what gender to raise their child as. Democrats believe government shouldn't have that power, and that such incredibly personal issues are best handled between parents and their children.

[NerdyBohemian]

If the Democrats were a competent party they’d be using all this bs to deliver a winning message of:

“Americans are sick and tired of the radical ultra MAGA Republicans and their obsession with childrens genitals and forcing little girls to give birth and their projection of their obsession onto others.”

[Since I'm the mad scientist proclaimed by myself]

The guidelines linked in the tweet are full of all sorts of other putrid s**t as well.

[🐒Gods of Prosperity🔱🐲💸]

They did not in fact recommend any such thing.  They recommended banning students trying to hide their crotch shape with bandages and tape.  Yes this is would be hard to enforce, but this is not a healthy thing to do to your junk and so if schools can figure out a minimally intrusive policy to discourage it maybe that's a good idea.

[Del Tachi]

Can any of the concern trolls in this thread actually find a school that enforces bans on tucking and/or binding? 

[Pedocon Theory is not a theory]

They did not in fact recommend any such thing.  They recommended banning students trying to hide their crotch shape with bandages and tape.  Yes this is would be hard to enforce, but this is not a healthy thing to do to your junk and so if schools can figure out a minimally intrusive policy to discourage it maybe that's a good idea.

Kindly tell us your idea of "minimally intrusive" checks of what's under children's underwear.

[Ferguson97]

They did not in fact recommend any such thing.  They recommended banning students trying to hide their crotch shape with bandages and tape.  Yes this is would be hard to enforce, but this is not a healthy thing to do to your junk and so if schools can figure out a minimally intrusive policy to discourage it maybe that's a good idea.

"it's not happening but it should"

[Senator Incitatus]

Public schools continue to be a primary habitat for child sexual abusers.

[DaleCooper]

They did not in fact recommend any such thing.  They recommended banning students trying to hide their crotch shape with bandages and tape.  Yes this is would be hard to enforce, but this is not a healthy thing to do to your junk and so if schools can figure out a minimally intrusive policy to discourage it maybe that's a good idea.

Not only is it not a healthy thing to do, it can be a very dangerous thing to do.

[🐒Gods of Prosperity🔱🐲💸]

They did not in fact recommend any such thing.  They recommended banning students trying to hide their crotch shape with bandages and tape.  Yes this is would be hard to enforce, but this is not a healthy thing to do to your junk and so if schools can figure out a minimally intrusive policy to discourage it maybe that's a good idea.

Kindly tell us your idea of "minimally intrusive" checks of what's under children's underwear.

Talking to kids who might want to do it &/or their parents and warning them it isn't safe.

[Horus]

They did not in fact recommend any such thing.  They recommended banning students trying to hide their crotch shape with bandages and tape.  Yes this is would be hard to enforce, but this is not a healthy thing to do to your junk and so if schools can figure out a minimally intrusive policy to discourage it maybe that's a good idea.

Would it not require a genital inspection to determine whether a student was attempting to do this or not?

The practice is harmful but the invasiveness is not worth the sacrifice nor the time. Schools should teach about consent and safe sex practices, that's it. Social reactionaries on both sides are becoming creepily obsessed with kids' genitals. Some on the right now want inspections for "purity" while many on the left condone unethical surgery and experimental treatments.

Just leave kids alone, both sides. Good God.

[DaleCooper]

They did not in fact recommend any such thing.  They recommended banning students trying to hide their crotch shape with bandages and tape.  Yes this is would be hard to enforce, but this is not a healthy thing to do to your junk and so if schools can figure out a minimally intrusive policy to discourage it maybe that's a good idea.

Would it not require a genital inspection to determine whether a student was attempting to do this or not?

The practice is harmful but the invasiveness is not worth the sacrifice nor the time. Schools should teach about consent and safe sex practices, that's it. Social reactionaries on both sides are becoming creepily obsessed with kids' genitals. The right now wants inspections for purity while many on the left condone unethical surgery and experimental treatments.

Just leave kids alone, both sides. Good God.

I think a lecture on something like this could be incorporated into boys' PE and health classes without being invasive or involving any kind of inspection. A description of testicular torsion would be enough to scare 99% of the class away from ever trying this.

[Darthpi – Anti-Florida Activist]

They did not in fact recommend any such thing.  They recommended banning students trying to hide their crotch shape with bandages and tape.  Yes this is would be hard to enforce, but this is not a healthy thing to do to your junk and so if schools can figure out a minimally intrusive policy to discourage it maybe that's a good idea.

Would it not require a genital inspection to determine whether a student was attempting to do this or not?

The practice is harmful but the invasiveness is not worth the sacrifice nor the time. Schools should teach about consent and safe sex practices, that's it. Social reactionaries on both sides are becoming creepily obsessed with kids' genitals. Some on the right now want inspections for "purity" while many on the left condone unethical surgery and experimental treatments.

Just leave kids alone, both sides. Good God.

I would tend to agree with the idea that transition *surgeries* on young individuals should be minimal - I think they are justifiable in extreme cases where a teen is suicidal due to the severity of their dysphoria and where other treatment options have proven insufficient, for instance, and I think that is probably where the medical consensus mostly is - given that we are talking about what is admittedly a fairly drastic option, but the idea that hormone treatments are unethical or experimental strikes me as quite frankly uninformed. Hormones have been used for decades for treating all sorts of issues that affect people of all gender identities, and the idea that they are inappropriate specifically for treating gender dysphoria just doesn't make sense.

[Kahane's Grave Is A Gender-Neutral Bathroom]

These anti-trans groups give off more pedo vibes than the people they accuse of being groomers

It's always projection.

[darklordoftech]

These anti-trans groups give off more pedo vibes than the people they accuse of being groomers

[Badger]

They did not in fact recommend any such thing.  They recommended banning students trying to hide their crotch shape with bandages and tape.  Yes this is would be hard to enforce, but this is not a healthy thing to do to your junk and so if schools can figure out a minimally intrusive policy to discourage it maybe that's a good idea.

Saw the thread title and read the article. Asked myself immediately what type of creepy ass justification Shua would try coming up with. Was not disappointed.

[Schiff for Senate]

These anti-trans groups give off more pedo vibes than the people they accuse of being groomers

This. This is really just very, very creepy.

[Schiff for Senate]

Disturbing, weird, invasive and perverted.

Agreed.

They did not in fact recommend any such thing.  They recommended banning students trying to hide their crotch shape with bandages and tape.  Yes this is would be hard to enforce, but this is not a healthy thing to do to your junk and so if schools can figure out a minimally intrusive policy to discourage it maybe that's a good idea.

Do better.