The scary part about that analogy is that it is actually a lot less troubling to lose an eye than it is to completely change your gender. Completely changing your gender is a far more invasive procedure than losing an eye. Trust me, I know.
Dan Crenshaw: “The scary part about that analogy is that it is actually a lot less troubling to lose an eye than it is to completely…”
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Discussing the implications of gender transition procedures.
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