Pete Hendrickson (@LostHorizons)

Do We Have More Time Bombs Walking Among Us? Audrey Hale's explosive meltdown taking six innocents with her is a warning America must take seriously. LAST MONDAY THERE WAS A MASS MURDER at a private Christian school in Nashville by Audrey Hale, a "trans" delusional man/woman. A few days later the Kentucky state capital was invaded by a mob of "trans"-delusion victims for the specific purpose of inducing an outcome in the Kentucky legislative process by other than democratic means (and arguably by way of intimidation). That invasion was scheduled to be followed this past Saturday by a "Trans Day of Vengeance" rally in Washington, D.C. It seems time for a few more words on this noxious subject. "Those who can make you believe absurdities can make you commit atrocities." -Voltaire LET'S START WITH THIS: The real issue in regard to "transgenderism" is American mental health policy. The obvious and indisputable fact is, those suffering from Gender Confusion Disorder (GCD) are mentally ill (albeit in most cases with an induced affliction). Over the last few years it has been increasingly reported that a strong correlation exists between autism and GCD. Further, the very foundational concept of the disorder-- that one is somehow in the wrong body-- coupled with the distorted cognitive function needed to embrace the ridiculous notion that it is possible to change one's male or female status by surgery, or even just by attitude alone, are inarguable indicators of a serious mental illness. Further still, being "trans-identified" is directly associated with dramatically-increased suicidality. Little could be more profoundly indicative of serious mental illness. There are several things to say about this suicidality issue. I'll start this: Despite the strong association of GCD with suicide, public school personnel (and others) routinely encourage-- or at minimum, fail to discourage-- "trans-identification" by kids in their care. How does this parental or custodial irresponsibility escape being treated as child abuse (or at least, gross negligence)? The argument that the increased suicidality is to some degree exacerbated by disapproval-- and even bullying-- from peers and others is irrelevant to this point. For one thing, the contributions of such external factors to suicidality do not diminish the contributions to the problem of the mere notion in the mind of a child that he or she is somehow afflicted with the bizarre alleged malady of being in the wrong body-- a notion encouraged (or not discouraged) by these irresponsible actors. That is, just planting, nourishing, or not striving to excise the confusion and dysphoria at the heart of "trans identification" generates suicidality by itself. Continued: https://losthorizons.com/N/234.htm#1