What are you referring to?
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Replying to @ImWatson91
Tom Retweeted TransgenderTrend
Tom added,
TransgenderTrend @TransgendertrdNo organisation should be encouraging children to hide their internet viewing from their parents. No children's charity should be undermining parents & assisting children to go behind their backs. Especially at this time. What advice to children do you need to hide from parents? pic.twitter.com/0bazIDWlGP1 reply 0 retweets 0 likes -
Replying to @tomgabion
You must understand why there is fear around Mermaids, though? A mother forced her son to live as a girl after contacting them, it ended up in court, where a judge told the mother that her kid was to 'have no more contact' with Mermaids. They're an extremely shady charity.
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Replying to @ImWatson91
They are a fully regulated charity, with legally compliant policies. The tweet transgender trend sent was a universal condemnation of child confidentiality. Do you think that is appropriate?
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Replying to @tomgabion
Sure, just breeze right past what I said and ignore Mermaids hand in what that woman did to her son. No, I don't agree with their universal condemnation.
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Replying to @ImWatson91
I can't speak to that specific case, but given that TT is extremist, and arguably transphobic and homophobic (on the basis of denying gay kids confidential info) it seems appropriate to describe them as such
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Replying to @tomgabion
Give me one example of them being phobic? Children cannot consent to things with serious long-term consequences. These treatments can effect sexual function, can cause life-long dependence on HRT and can permanently alter and sterilize them. TT are right to urge for caution.
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Replying to @ImWatson91
The tweet I showed you? Saying that trans and by implication gay kids should not be able to access confidential advice without parental knowledge is to gravely injure gay and trans kids. Confidential advice is vital for LGBT kids
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Replying to @tomgabion
That is not phobic. I disagree with them here, but understand their point. They're saying children shouldn't be encouraged online to keep things from their parents. Many, maybe most parents would agree with that. Nothing bigoted there.
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Replying to @ImWatson91
So, you don't think gay kids should be able to access confidential advice and support about being gay? How then are you not advocating for gay kids to be outed to their parents against their will?
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Read my tweet again. I literally said "I disagree with them here." But I don't label everyone I disagree with as bigoted.
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Replying to @ImWatson91
But by their advocated position they are making the lives of gay kids much more difficult.
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Replying to @ImWatson91 @tomgabion
yes. People are misusing the words bigot and phobia (also plenty of other words). The meanings of words matter. If we don't agree on a definition we might as well be speaking to each other in different languages. (Sadly, some people encourage this for political purposes).
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