Criticism of Gender-Affirming Care and the History of Gender Identity

What is being done is they are sending teenage

girls into menopause, which has a hundred side

effects of its own. And they call this love.

And we're supposed to be quiet about it. Because

they've conflated gender identity with with

being gay. They put these letters together.

2S even for Two-Spirit, but 2SLGBTQIA+, all

of these different letters representing different

cohorts and they pretend it's one big community

and they use this to silence people who dare

to object to any of this. But this is child

abuse. Again based on this notion that there's

a right way to be as a boy or a girl. Now in

history, this used to be called something called

gender identity disorder. That term was coined

in 1964 by a man named Robert Stoller, who was

a professor of psychiatry at UCLA. He viewed

this as a disorder. And this was almost all

little boys that this used to affect. And they

wanted these little boys to grow up and be more

masculine. These were boys who were effeminate,

who they should have just left alone. But instead

they were deemed to have a disorder. And the

man who coined the term gender identity, his

advice was that these little boys shouldn't

spend as much quality time with their mothers.

You can look it up. Because that might feminize

them more. They should have more time with their

fathers. Going back even earlier than this,

this goes to the Weimar Republic, to pre-World

War II era in Berlin. When a doctor, Magnus

Hirschfeld is his name, he had ended up opening

up this Institute for Sexual Science and he

was friends with another man named Harry Benjamin.

And they performed the first ever surgeries

trying to turn men into women, which of course

is impossible. But they actually transplanted

a uterus into a man at this clinic in Berlin.

The doctor who performed that surgery, his name

is Erwin Gohrbandt, he later was a member of

the Luftwaffe and he helped design freezing

water experiments on Jews at the Dachau concentration

camp. But Harry Benjamin was friends with with

this original researcher. And Harry Benjamin

went on to form the Harry Benjamin Foundation,

which today, it was renamed in the 90s, it's

now what's known as the World Professional Association

for Transgender Health. And this is just an

activist body pushing ideology. Because the

truth of the matter is we don't have gender

identities. We have personalities. And you don't

have to be like everyone else in your class,

you don't have to be like the other boys, if

you're a boy who's not rough and tumble, who

doesn't want to play sports and maybe you're

more sensitive, that's okay. You're still a

boy.