Najluđi trendovi u svijet. Ova tema nije za svakoga i toliko je luda da će neki reći lažeš kada je budu čitali. 
Ali da ja zapečenom sa temom i da razuvjerim nevjerne tome. 
Moram se smijati jer volim kada ljudi kažu da lažem pa kada saznaju da je to istina onda imaju onaj pogled u očima koji se ne može opisati riječima. Na temu me podsjetio neki forumaš sa jednog drugog foruma.
Da počnem sa prvom ludom temom. U Americi postoji trend da se ljudi namjerno osakate. Taj trend se zove Transabled People, znači ljudi namjero odsjeku dio svog tijela da bi postali invalidi. Ili još gore bar po meni ljudi se namjero oslijepe.
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Published 3 days ago
on April 29, 2023
By Citizen Frank
A troubling societal issue called “transableism” is attracting attention these days.
Transableism is a newer term for BIID, or “Body Integrity Identity Disorder,” in which a person actually “identifies” as handicapped.
BIID has been relabeled to transableism to align with today’s trans community, according to some.
The point of “changing the identifier” from a psychiatric condition (BIID) to an advocacy term (transableism) is to “harness the stunning cultural power of gender ideology” to the cause of allowing doctors to “treat” BIID patients by “amputating healthy limbs, snipping spinal cords or destroying eyesight,” according to Evolution News and Science Today (EN), which reports on and analyzes evolution, neuroscience, bioethics, intelligent design and other science-related issues.
Culturally, transableism is “the next abyss,” that site also notes.
Why?
Because “some of these persons mutilate themselves; others ask surgeons for an amputation or for the transection of their spinal cord,” that site adds of the shocking steps some are taking.
The National Institutes of Health (NIH) notes on its website, “Those with BIID desire the amputation of one or more healthy limbs or desire a paralysis.”
A North Carolina college student called transableism a “cry for attention.”
The 24-year-old told Fox News Digital, “It’s offensive to people who actually suffer from the condition that you say you need, in order to be your true self.”
Ali da ja zapečenom sa temom i da razuvjerim nevjerne tome. Moram se smijati jer volim kada ljudi kažu da lažem pa kada saznaju da je to istina onda imaju onaj pogled u očima koji se ne može opisati riječima. Na temu me podsjetio neki forumaš sa jednog drugog foruma. Da počnem sa prvom ludom temom. U Americi postoji trend da se ljudi namjerno osakate. Taj trend se zove Transabled People, znači ljudi namjero odsjeku dio svog tijela da bi postali invalidi. Ili još gore bar po meni ljudi se namjero oslijepe.
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Published 3 days ago
on April 29, 2023
By Citizen Frank
A troubling societal issue called “transableism” is attracting attention these days.
Transableism is a newer term for BIID, or “Body Integrity Identity Disorder,” in which a person actually “identifies” as handicapped.
BIID has been relabeled to transableism to align with today’s trans community, according to some.
The point of “changing the identifier” from a psychiatric condition (BIID) to an advocacy term (transableism) is to “harness the stunning cultural power of gender ideology” to the cause of allowing doctors to “treat” BIID patients by “amputating healthy limbs, snipping spinal cords or destroying eyesight,” according to Evolution News and Science Today (EN), which reports on and analyzes evolution, neuroscience, bioethics, intelligent design and other science-related issues.
Culturally, transableism is “the next abyss,” that site also notes.
Why?
Because “some of these persons mutilate themselves; others ask surgeons for an amputation or for the transection of their spinal cord,” that site adds of the shocking steps some are taking.
The National Institutes of Health (NIH) notes on its website, “Those with BIID desire the amputation of one or more healthy limbs or desire a paralysis.”
A North Carolina college student called transableism a “cry for attention.”
The 24-year-old told Fox News Digital, “It’s offensive to people who actually suffer from the condition that you say you need, in order to be your true self.”