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One other thing - the timing of this essay is particularly offensive. The cartoon promotes an ideology that leaves its followers/victims sterilized, you know, unable to have their own children. And the Times published it on Father's Day. I'm not amused by this sick joke.
Indeed, the New York Times has reached a new low by publishing this sick portrait of pure misogyny and trans delusion. This cartoon strip glorifies this woman's self-harm of having her breasts removed, and celebrates the not-so-subtle grooming taking place with the daughter stating, "My dad grew a beard and he was a girl," along with "I want to grow a beard when I grow up." And it's all in a cartoon format accessible to young children. The decision to publish this drivel is indefensible, and the "Well it was a GUEST essay" argument doesn't hold up. I wonder if next Mother's Day the Times could find a father to write an essay about the enriching experience of taking his son to a clothing-optional drag-queen dance class..
An open letter to the surgeon who removed breasts
https://genspect.substack.com/p/an-open-letter-to-the-surgeon-who?r=28t53m&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=email
One other thing - the timing of this essay is particularly offensive. The cartoon promotes an ideology that leaves its followers/victims sterilized, you know, unable to have their own children. And the Times published it on Father's Day. I'm not amused by this sick joke.
Indeed, the New York Times has reached a new low by publishing this sick portrait of pure misogyny and trans delusion. This cartoon strip glorifies this woman's self-harm of having her breasts removed, and celebrates the not-so-subtle grooming taking place with the daughter stating, "My dad grew a beard and he was a girl," along with "I want to grow a beard when I grow up." And it's all in a cartoon format accessible to young children. The decision to publish this drivel is indefensible, and the "Well it was a GUEST essay" argument doesn't hold up. I wonder if next Mother's Day the Times could find a father to write an essay about the enriching experience of taking his son to a clothing-optional drag-queen dance class..