re: Vanderbilt has gone into child sex change game because it’s financially profitable

I saw one of those, and it literally looks like the stump of a sawed off arm of a six year old. That’s literally what it looks like.

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Can you imagine that beast coming at you?

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A dick coming at me in general would be pretty horrific, but that may be worse.

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Beyond all the BS TransJenner talk, do you think hospitals should not make $$?

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Judging by the article and without knowing more, this seems like they’re doing it under false pretenses of “first do no harm.”

For all the people that scream against “for profit” hospitals, here is the reality. “ Non-profits” are much more into making bank than “for profits”. The later makes money via efficiency and large vol purchases. “ non-profits “ are some of the most ill ran facilities in the nation. And they don’t pay property taxes, like a for profit does.

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because it’s financially profitable

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thats how capitalism works Baw

There’s good money in the concept of limitlessness, but what’s lost is far greater.

God made us to be finite. Ordinary. Human.

‘Progress’ wants us to desire unlimited possibilities. Anything short of that shuts down the Machine.
I’m afraid it’s too late. We’re idiots on the whole and have embraced society’s myths.

Read Paul Kingsnorth.
Read Alan Jacobs.
Read Alan Noble.
Read Jacques Ellul.
Read Ivan Illich.

It took just 1 visit to Vanderbilt health when we first moved here to know that we would never go to that org for anything again. So much wrong in so many ways.

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Hannah Arendt once argued that totalitarian regimes succeed, in part, by dislodging or disemedding individuals from their traditional and customary milieus. Individuals who have been so “liberated” are more malleable and subject to new forms of management and control. The consequences of many modern technologies can play out in much the same way. They promise some form of liberation—from the constraints of place, time, community, or even the body itself. Such liberation is often framed as a matter of greater efficiency, convenience, or flexibility. But, to take one example, when someone is freed to work from home, they may find that they can now be expected to work anywhere and at anytime. When older patterns and rhythms are overthrown, new patterns and rhythms are imposed and these are often far less humane because they are not designed to serve human ends.

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-The Convivial Society

By the way, Vanderbilt Hospital has now deleted their entire website over this: