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Evidence must fit the claim.
I never said you can't get healthcare for trans people of WHATEVER age.
That's what certain people LOVE to dodge. Either they don't understand how evidence works or they're dishonest.
I am not Plaid and from what I could find they are not doing this right now but plan to do so:
https://wpde.com/news/nation-world/fact-check-team-could-gender-affirming-surgeries-end-up-costing-taxpayers-transgender-youth-lgbtq-medically-necessary-surgeries-gender-dysphoria-medicare-health-and-human-services-hss-secretary-xavier-becerra-gender-reassignment-surgery
https://www.healthline.com/health/does-the-government-pay-for-gender-affirming-surgery
This sems a lot more down to the healthcare package one is involved in, which doesn't make it any less problematic I guess.
https://transequality.org/know-your-rights/medicare
There you got, a website talking about medicare a government healthcare program that covered transition hormones and surgeries. Medi-cal also has similar writeups.
Now give it some time, he will now say that this is not reliable evidence.
Because if you're in a healthcare package and you're getting it paid for, that ain't taxpayer money in ANY way.
So it proves it wrong right there.
Also, this IS vital healthcare. Gender dysphoria is a known condition and while it's complex, it IS worthwehile doing because again other countries do it fine. Why does America seem to have this issue? Because of agendas from bad actors.
Gender dysphoria and sex and gender being dfifferent has been well documented in science for almost 100 years, but you should be asking yourself why is this become a recnet issue?
Because of religious fundamentals in the US and it's a great distraction tactic.
So again they're wrong because no taxpayer dollars are being used. End of. And even if they were, where's the evidence that this would not be more cost effective to society at large than leaving a mentally ill person capable of causing MORE cost to society on the scrapheap?
Its not taxpayers money, but its not less problematic.
"Also, this IS vital healthcare. Gender dysphoria is a known condition and while it's complex, it IS worthwehile doing because again other countries do it fine. Why does America seem to have this issue? Because of agendas from bad actors.
Gender dysphoria and sex and gender being dfifferent has been well documented in science for almost 100 years, but you should be asking yourself why is this become a recnet issue?"
Generally YES, unfortunately many cases are rushed through way too quickly and considered gender dysphoria without trying alternative treatment methods. This is especially relevant when it comes to kids who are not fully developed.
Also, there is not " THE SCIENCE ", science has various views and results on this. You should know that by now.
Socialism.
https://www.ohiocrimelaw.com/blog/2014/01/tax-dollars-pay-for-sex-change-for-inmate-really/
In fact only two countries in the world have healthcare that isn't paid for by the tax payer in some way. The US and one African country I can't recall.
So call it wwhat you will - it demonstrably works well.
There isn't any really wanted by them...
It's a never ending vicious cycle of "give me proof" just to not believe it and ask again...
Read my answer above.
I said this isn't happening en masse. One case is not en masse is it?
Also as I said above what you fail to see is the long term. What has more impact to society as a whole - the trans healthcare that is paid for by the taxpayer, or leaving them unaddressed and the funds they'll cost the taxpayer going forward.
That's the thing right wingers never see - long term effects. It's why they're often so crap at being pro active for things.
The thing is I've worked in disabled voluntary work for many years, and there are a number of things I've come across where people have had care or treatment that cost a lot but the benefits are long term. By doing this it means the costs of them receiving day to day care will now vanish, for example.
So again you can cherry pick things and go "aha gotcha" and you're wrong. Because you haven't looked at the details and again one case isn't the common.
Not allowing that is direct government interference into a medical process. That has to stop if the government ought to stay out of healthcare.. Basically the whole medical sector showing a green light to that (medical) procedure; yet government prohibits it due to some moral values, not scientific/medical ones.
Taxes need a budget and certain rules, while certain fees do not have that. And all the social system is paid by insurances - except for welfare, which is tax funded. Sometimes they need tax money as supplement - for unemployed, or for old people. But not the health care system, as they usually have enough money to work with. They rather reduce the services, or add extra fees for it.
" it works " what does that mean for you it works ?
This isn't about it working or not, this is about people paying for it who do not want to pay for this.
No universal healthcare does not work everywhere and there are a lot more countries without it.
https://www.worldatlas.com/articles/10-notable-countries-that-are-still-without-universal-healthcare.html
https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2020/04/9-reasons-universal-healthcare-will-fail-if-we-dont-act-now/
Your " Sources " just before you ask for it again.
NHS works ? Yeah thats why there is an increasing amount of criticism on the NHS and reports about it failing more and more.
https://www.bmj.com/content/379/bmj.o3060