Apparently Roe’s overturn has made transgender “men” feel “at risk.” Geez Louise! Get a couple!
Mikko Galpin contributed “his” two cents for USA Today insinuating that abortion access and “gender-affirming care” are at risk post Roe and that they are “vital” for survival.
“I think what most people don’t understand is when supportive protections are in place that say that they are for pregnant women, obviously people like me are supposed to be included. Right? It’s for anyone who has a baby, even if you don’t happen to be a woman who’s doing so.” Galpin said in a video interview within the article.
It is difficult to find the right pronouns and body parts, as well as the language, with people like these.
As a “birthing person” Galpin birthed a son in 2017 with his husband “biologically” and the video showed Galpin with his/her pregnant belly. (P.S. it was gross … proceed with caution).
Okay, now you can listen. It is possible to be a man Or you can give birth. If you believe otherwise, somethin’ isn’t right.
Supreme Court stripped us of our rights to manage our bodies and gave us clear directions for where we should go. Justice Clarence Thomas concurred and asked the court to consider the rights of other individuals that allow them to take private, personal decisions. This includes the right for gay marriage, contraception, and the right to access it.
This was, as it should come as no surprise to anyone. The goal of abortion bans is to prevent the killing of unborn children. Contrary to what many believe, life affirming legislation has nothing to do gay marriage. Not to mention, banning abortion is not going to decrease reproductive care for pregnant “people.” Abortion bans aim to save people, not hurt them. Keep in mind, killing innocent children is not “reproductive care” though. Doctor visits, nutrition and prenatal monitoring are all considered reproductive care. A preborn baby’s arms and legs should not be removed.
Galpin spewed some more word vomit about abortion being a “right.”
Both the decision to get pregnant or medically transfer are very personal decisions that can profoundly impact an individual’s lives. It is not the court or the government’s place to decide who has the right to be free in their own body.
Actually, no. It doesn’t matter if your testicles or breasticles are removed. You may ruin your entire life, and then live in delusion. But don’t for a second think that is the same as aborting an innocent child.
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