Double standard on "naturalness"

Since around 1970 we have been hearing advocacy for natural foods: avoiding artificial ingredients and ultra processing.

There are some good arguments for that.

But now we have a veritable army of advocates and highly credentialed professionala arguing for, and often profiting from, the exact opposite of naturalness:

Spending huge sums of money (paid for by the wider society) on medical interventions and drugs to oppose a person's natural biology.

This is the very definition of unnaturality

That the broader society is expected to pay for all these medical interventions is obscene.

We must absolutely condemn the professional associations that have endorsed and enabled 

this expensive and socially harmful spending and set of activities.

Transgenderism is the antithesis of naturality.

Down with the transgender profiteers, no matter how many doctoral degrees they have!

For where transgenderism can lead, see

https://open.substack.com/pub/lucyleader/p/rip-griffin-sivret

"She didn’t die as a result of a car accident, cancer or even suicide, 

but from her belief that she had been born in the wrong body, 

so needed to have that body chemically and surgically altered to match her delusional self-perceptions.

...

Started on puberty blockers age 13, these were swiftly followed by testosterone at 15, a double mastectomy at 17, a hysterectomy at 19, and a phalloplasty at 21 years old.

After her hysterectomy she became addicted to the post-op opioids that had been prescribed for pain relief (this turned into heroin use), she survived an episode of deep vein thrombosis (she almost lost her leg), she could not walk unassisted, she suffered a heart attack, kidney dialysis and multiple organ failure and finally, a brain hemorrhage.

In 11 years of “sex reassignment treatments” she had a total of nine major surgeries, the majority of which were frantic and futile attempts so correct everything that went wrong with her first phalloplasty procedure.

...

A belief in “trans kids” ultimately ended her life, but only after others had profited from her untreated distress."

Geez, I didn't even know what phalloplasty was until reading this.

This is where gender insanity leads.

There is nothing "natural" about this.