When people stop living according to ethics, morals, and good will, then rules have to be made, laws have to be passed, and authorities have to apply discipline. When young people are enabled to be lifelong toddlers, and no authorities apply discipline, someone has to step in and set limits, then enforce them. When professionals fail to discipline themselves and each other, as we have pledged to do, then we are no longer professionals.
It is a great relief just to see legitimate authorities trying to impose some law and order on the chaos that woke radicalism has visited upon us. For so many years, few people in positions of power over institutions have shown the integrity and courage to say "no" to children, to the mentally ill, to addicts, to criminals, and it is so reassuring to hear from leaders who are willing and able to start doing that more often.
... and then there's Dr Michelle Telfer, Melbourne's RCH Gender clinic director. On the strength of the outcome of an individual case, the judge's strong comments regarding her testimony, and a good member of the public's concern regarding gender ideology's overreach, this concerned man has put in a complaint to AHPRA (Australian health registration body), questioning her right to competently practice.
It's good to read that 'small' people, like us, can have a say or even hold clout through legal channels.
Don't forget the US HHS review, a formal US summary of the evidence. It includes an umbrella review of systematic reviews, synthesizing outcomes on all the studies in hand right now....they're all too unreliable to establish that benefit is likely.
When people stop living according to ethics, morals, and good will, then rules have to be made, laws have to be passed, and authorities have to apply discipline. When young people are enabled to be lifelong toddlers, and no authorities apply discipline, someone has to step in and set limits, then enforce them. When professionals fail to discipline themselves and each other, as we have pledged to do, then we are no longer professionals.
It is a great relief just to see legitimate authorities trying to impose some law and order on the chaos that woke radicalism has visited upon us. For so many years, few people in positions of power over institutions have shown the integrity and courage to say "no" to children, to the mentally ill, to addicts, to criminals, and it is so reassuring to hear from leaders who are willing and able to start doing that more often.
... and then there's Dr Michelle Telfer, Melbourne's RCH Gender clinic director. On the strength of the outcome of an individual case, the judge's strong comments regarding her testimony, and a good member of the public's concern regarding gender ideology's overreach, this concerned man has put in a complaint to AHPRA (Australian health registration body), questioning her right to competently practice.
It's good to read that 'small' people, like us, can have a say or even hold clout through legal channels.
Fantastic preview
Don't forget the US HHS review, a formal US summary of the evidence. It includes an umbrella review of systematic reviews, synthesizing outcomes on all the studies in hand right now....they're all too unreliable to establish that benefit is likely.