9 Proofs Demonstrating Maternal Culpability in Some Cases of M to F Transgenderism
9 Proofs Demonstrating Maternal Culpability in Some Cases of M to F Transgenderism
By
David Gottfried
This piece will probably confound my readers. On some days, I appear left wing. On other days, I appear right wing. I suppose that this will appear to be a right-wing day. Truthfully, I call ‘em as I see ‘em, and my conclusions will not cozily remain within the confines of either acceptable left wing thought or acceptable right-wing thought.
When it comes to class conflict and income inequality, I am as scarlet as the red flags of the October Revolution, and I make AOC seem pale pink in comparison. However, when it comes to transgenderism, I suppose that I sound a tad Archie Bunkerish next to some of the more doctrinaire dominatrixes of the Democratic party.
If one wants to “change” (To contend that a castrated man pumped up with estrogen is now a woman is a slander against womanhood) one’s sex, that should be one’s option. However, I think that sometimes male to female transgenderism is caused by poisons in the environment (higher levels of estrogen in the water supply because women have been taking estrogen-containing birth control pills for decades, and certain pesticides and plastics have properties that mimic estrogen) and that sometimes guys who think they want to lose their dicks have simply been warped by pathogenic female relatives.
In this video, which I recorded two or three years ago, I deconstructed the reality program “I am Jazz.”
The protagonist in “I am Jazz” is a male to female transsexual whose voyage into faux femaleness is fully supported by his terribly affluent, exhibitionistic, catty family.
In the course of viewing this program, I have identified 9 specific pieces of evidence which support the proposition that Jazz’s transgendered status has been hoisted upon him by his warped and wounding Mother.
The discussion of the 9 specific pieces of evidence begins at around 6 minutes and 20 seconds after the commencement of the video.
Paul,
I said my post had been taken down
I never said that it was a post on substack
I know the substack post wasn't taken down
It was a post on some other site. I don't remember the name of the site or its address.
Thanks for your concern.
I'm glad that I am not a lawyer on the other side of the courtroom trying to argue against your oratory skills, David. What a well thought out view on the reality show "I am Jazz" and the mother's exploitation.