Trans Man Set To Argue For Child Sex Changes In Front Of The Supreme Court [WATCH]

The issue of child sex-changes is finally coming before the Supreme Court. Of course, you’ve probably not heard the procedure described that way. There’s a reason for that: Doesn’t “gender-affirming care” sound nicer? That’s what transgender activists think, and that’s why they’ve chosen a euphemism to disguise the chemical and surgical castration of minor children.

The case before the high court is called U.S. v Skrmetti, and the court will hear oral arguments on December 4. At issue is a law in Tennessee banning so-called “gender-affirming care” for minors. The U.S. federal government is suing Tennessee. That’s right: The Biden administration wants to allow this extreme child abuse, as it has been completely captured by obviously mentally unstable activists who believe that there are children born in the wrong sex’s body.

One of the most dangerous of these activists is a woman who calls herself “Chase Strangio” (birth name: Kate Strangio). She is a slight, thin woman who has taken hormones to give herself what she believes is the appearance of being a man. Strangio is the lead transgender lawyer for the American Civil Liberties Union. The ACLU, once a free-speech organization, has been defending this kind of abuse against children for years.

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As X/Twitter commentator Brad Polumbo points out, Strangio’s extreme ideology is in fact mainstream. This is not the fringe we’re talking about. The dominant, socially acceptable position in American public life is that not only is it OK to practice chemical and genital mutilation on children, but it’s a moral imperative. Why, these children will kill themselves if they’re not allowed to become their “true gender,” according to activists.

You have to see and hear Chase Strangio in her own words to believe them. During this spot on CNN before her upcoming argument before the court, Strangio says that children as young as two years old know “exactly who they are.” Yes, she means that actual toddlers can “know” that they’re born in the wrong body. Can they also know that they are dinosaurs or robots?

“These are not doctors being forced to provide this medication,” Strangio said. “These are doctors who are wanting to treat their patients in the best way that they know how, based on the best available evidence to us. And these are young people who may have known since they were two years old exactly who they are, who suffered for six or seven years before they had any relief.”

Give it a watch below:

The bit where Chase Strangio says 2-year-olds — yes, 2-year-olds — may know “exactly who they are” is absolutely emblematic of how truly deranged mainstream trans activism is on these issues. https://t.co/JDNpfRhFIO

— Brad Polumbo ⚽️ (@brad_polumbo) December 3, 2024

Let’s see if social media users are buying what Strangio plans to sell the court.

I have a 22-month-old. He’s a smart 22-month-old, more verbal than most! The idea he would communicate something of this gravity on which I should act immediately is just… no.

— Mary Katharine Ham (@mkhammer) December 4, 2024

Then I was 3 or 4, I thought I was an airplane. Specifically, a twin-engine Piper.

— Gloomy con57 (@GCon57) December 4, 2024

How did this user figure out that Strangio is a woman? Was it the female voice coupled with the woke valley girl accent?

Oh, she’s a girl

— Sharp stick in the eye (@cary_casada) December 4, 2024

2-year-olds know that they’re dinosaurs, princesses and superheroes. That’s “exactly who they are”. Let them pretend all they want, but keep the drugs and surgeries away until they’re adults.

— NC Optimist (@NC_Optimist) December 3, 2024

This one gets right to the heart of it:

Chase looks like a little boy. So common with trans men. It’s like arrested development.

— Shellac ⬜ (@Tachardiella) December 3, 2024

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