It seems that since the inception of social media, the smallest weakest voices are now just as loudly as the loud, belligerent voices which are in the majority.
Even in the print industry throughout most of the 19th
and 20th century this has been true, but for a different reason.
When it comes to selling newspapers, the mainstream media is always focused on
the loudest voices because their voices tend to sell the most papers [and
airtime for the cable and network MSM outlets].
In America (as in most countries) the minority today
with the loudest voices seems to be the transgender community. I did a search
on the internet to find the exact number of the transgender community in
America and I came up with the statistic that, according to the Williams
Institute an estimated 0.6% of adults, about 1.4 million, identify as
transgender.
Most likely the number is deceptive and is higher (but not too much) because of the back lash and discrimination that the transgender community believes they will encounter. Even if the number is doubled, 1.2% is still quite the minority.
This week, President Donald Trump shook the
transgender community by tweeting that transgender individuals would be barred
from serving “in any capacity” in the U.S. military. According to a RAND Corp
study in 2016, there are an “estimated” 2,000 to 5,000 transgender solders
serving in the military.
Even if the estimate is correct, which at times is
estimated as high as 15,000 they are still a minority and they still have a
loud voice that the MSM is clinging to.
During President Obama’s eight years in office, he
has systematically worked to weaken the United States by way of weakening the
military. That he did by allowing the traditionally “banned” group, the transgendered
to openly serve.
Dr. Ryan T. Anderson, author of the forthcoming book When Harry Became Sally: Responding to the
Transgender Moment, Obama’s use of the military was “to advance the latest
social justice culture warrior agenda item,” and was “seeking to mainstream
transgender identities” along with promoting “controversial therapies for
gender dysphoria.”
According to unconfirmed, anonymous sources there are
reasons to believe that the push originally was to allow the transgendered to serve
in the military so the military could pay for their therapy for transitioning
to their desired sex.
Transitioning isn’t cheap, it is estimated that the
Pentagon will spend about $8 million per year on medical care for its
transgender population. Transitioning includes hormone therapy, cross-sex
hormone therapy, and psychological therapy along with a whole host of drugs. There
are also the cost of hair removal, hair implants, and cosmetic surgery to take
into consideration. Hormone therapy can cause a person to experience massive
mood-swings which wouldn’t be an asset on the battlefield.
Declaring that the transgendered are being banned
from service is nothing but another play from the liberal’s playbook on
discrediting Trump’s presidency. Using the term “ban” gives the impression that
transgendered have always been welcomed into the military. This is far from the
truth.
Throughout the history of America and I will also say
the history of all if not most countries, the transgendered have never been
allowed to openly serve. The military isn’t an Equal Opportunity Employer
either, unlike other businesses (which they aren’t) they can hire whomever they
feel will best fit the military’s mission: War. Having said this, they cannot
“hire” a person for many reasons such as flat feet, high arches, insomnia,
ulcers, genital herpes, heart arrhythmia, anosmia, dyslexia, anorexia,
agoraphobia, hypochondria, self-mutilation, and suicidal behavior.
If the military will prevent a person from enlisting
because of these conditions why is it so horrible that the military bars a
transgendered person from entering the military?
And what about those in the transgender community who
are genderqueer (GQ)? Genderqueer, or non-binary (NB) are those individuals who
are not exclusively masculine or feminine—identities which are
thus outside of the gender binary and cisnormativity. Genderqueer people may
express a combination of masculinity and femininity, or neither, in their
gender expression.
How do these people fit into an organization which is
all about uniformity? What uniform will they wear? Male or female? And haircuts?
One day they identify as a male and the next, a female.
There are two reasons why a transgendered person
would be detrimental to military readiness. The first is that the transgender
community has a suicidal rate of over or at 40%. How do you think the person
serving with a transgendered person in combat would feel knowing that the
person serving with them could be more of a threat to themselves than the
enemy?
Secondly, when a person is deployed they must bring
with them enough of their medication in order to last throughout their
deployment (and they are advised to bring extra because a nine month deployment
can actually turn into a longer one). I know this for a fact because I deployed
as a type-II diabetic and had to bring enough meds to complete my deployment
and it was advised to bring double.
According to the same 2016 Rand Corp. study I
referenced earlier which was sponsored by the Department of Defense, estimates that
“between 30 and 140 service people might start hormone treatments each year,
and between 25 and 130 transition related surgeries would occur, at a total
cost of between $2.4 million and $8.4 million.” The study continues by stating
that between 10 and 130 active members could have “reduced deployability” as a
result of gender-transition related treatment, a number it described as
“negligible.”
One would think that the bigger issue towards the
transgender community (as well as the rest of the LGBTQI community) would be
the punishment for being a transgendered person in some countries which claim
to be our ally: Death!
But as usual, the liberals and the MSM have it
backwards.
Dr. Anderson continues about Obama’s policy
change, he said Obama “ignored the reality that placing individuals who might
be at increased risk for suicide or other psychological injury in the most
stressful situation imaginable—the battlefield—is reckless.”
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