Saturday PITT Review - December 1 to 5, 2025
Welcome to the PITT weekly roundup where you’ll find a list of the week’s postings along with links to some of our favorite books, videos, social media, and podcasts. Please continue the fight against the harms of gender ideology by sharing.
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Quote of the Week from Systems That Profit from Suffering, And the Lives Lost: “We are groomed to numb ourselves and then told it is freedom, forgetting that every illusion of peace demands a piece of us in return.”
PITT POSTS THIS WEEK:
Friday, December 5: On Dealing with Captured Co-Workers
Thursday, December 4: Friends, Family, and Acquaintances
Wednesday, December 3: Systems That Profit from Suffering, And the Lives Lost
Tuesday, December 2: Belly of the Beast - Part 2
Monday, December 1: Collateral Damage Enters the Field
IN THE NEWS
The Transgender Cancer Patient and What She Heard on Tape
Pity the poor medical professional trying to do their job with a transgender woman (i.e. male) patient. Because the patient identifies as woman, the medical staff wonders if a pregnancy test is needed prior to surgery. But the patient doesn’t have a uterus. It’s impossible for him to be pregnant.
After explaining the situation to a higher up by saying “they’re ordering pregnancy tests on the patient, too”, the medical worker explains that she has updated the patients medical records (presumably to male), and wonders if that was the correct thing to do. Should a pregnancy test have been ordered because the male patient says he is female and that what the records indicate? Or should the records be changed to reflect reality?
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Oh, that poor sad man who found out that all the money he'd thrown away on plastic surgery hadn't changed his sex in the slightest and that his doctors knew his sex anyway because they had to treat him.
*facepalm*
Apreciate the quote from 'Systems That Profit from Suffering' opening this roundup. The idea that numbing is sold as freedom while extracting pieces of us really captures how medical and institutional systems monetize distress under the guise of affirmation. The NYT story about the transgender patient highlights exactly that absurdity, when medical protocols must deny biological reality to acommodate ideology, patient safety gets compromised and staff are left navigating impossible contradictions.