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This is going to set back medical trust for years
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It's not about the details of care, but the general information on who is transgender and who was providing or was involved in the care.
With the purpose to "cause malicious harm" as the article says. Which means, they will harass and try to scare involved parties into hiding, leaving or stopping to provide care.
This Conservative activist already published the information to discredit the children's hospital, create a scandal on how they are harming children with the goal that the hospital will stop providing care in fear of bad press.
Their goal is to scare every trans person back deep into the closet (or to leave) and to scare all possible care out of existence, even when legal.
The basic motive is HATE. Plain and simple. Hate of that what is different and the need to control the people around them to live by their beliefs and moral standards.
Thank for taking the time to lay that out for me. I am unable to comprehend the motives, but that at least starts to explain it. Unthinkable.
Dude forgot his hippocratic oath.
Doctors tend to not take that oath any longer. Too much of what they do constitutes 'doing harm', seriously.
"Some say that the oath is irrelevant in modern medical practice because it does not address ethical issues that are relevant today."
Editing to clear this up: I mean insurance companies stopping them from helping their patients and not giving them enough time to accurately diagnose their patients. Just to be clear I'm not talking about gender affirming care or abortion.