Wes Streeting announces the indefinite ban on puberty blockers for under 18s. Credit to him and Labour for doing the right thing.
Now let's start prosecuting the NHS monsters who destroyed children's lives for the sake of scientifically illiterate ideology. |
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By *otMe66Man 8 hours ago
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Good call by Streeting, and I like his straight forward announcement that gets straight to the core of the issue.
I also agree that medical staff that were negligent in the administration of the drugs should be made accountable.
How adults have let these children down is outrageous. |
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This is the correct decision, let kids be kids, lots of us felt 'funny' going through puberty. I certainly hated some of the changes I went through but I'm so glad nobody altered me surgically based on how I felt at the time. Not that I ever thought about transitioning but I was young and impressionable and definitely had some weird thoughts, thoughts that I know were weird now but felt justified then.
Anyway great news, Mrs x |
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"Wes Streeting announces the indefinite ban on puberty blockers for under 18s. Credit to him and Labour for doing the right thing.
Now let's start prosecuting the NHS monsters who destroyed children's lives for the sake of scientifically illiterate ideology."
Good decision. Wes Streeting seems to be head and shoulders above the rest in government (so far). Possible future leader? |
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By *otMe66Man 4 hours ago
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"Wes Streeting announces the indefinite ban on puberty blockers for under 18s. Credit to him and Labour for doing the right thing.
Now let's start prosecuting the NHS monsters who destroyed children's lives for the sake of scientifically illiterate ideology.
Good decision. Wes Streeting seems to be head and shoulders above the rest in government (so far). Possible future leader?"
I would say so, he is the only minister that sees the wider picture and how things need to work collectively. He also has strong opinions, however, he can deliver them confidently and without it feeling like he wants a physical fight or with the look of disdain |
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