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 @drq Perspective indeed is not bright for Russian transgenders. And it is horrible and of course that should be discussed. But there is no "transgender genocide", and no systematic "targeted extermination" (yet). I believe that there is some kind of mistake in your statement. If you speculate, at least you could add some markers such as "COULD BE", "SHOULD BE" or "WILL BE" if you are strictly sure of your point. Otherwise, your statement can be considered a lie. 5 comments
Yes, and what you describe is discrimination. As with any other discrimination, there could be a wide variety of subsequent secondary effects. It *can* cause mental problems and subsequently *can* affect suicide rates. But it doesn't mean it will be so in magnitude that we can call it "genocide" or "targeted extermination". And again, this is really horrible, and consequences for the society could be very dramatic. @drq Omg, moreover, it's just a law draft and still there is a chance that it will not pass. However, in modern Russia, I would call this chance "miraculous" as 90% it will.
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Gregory's Server
@oleg_ru You're not listening, are you.
I will repeat: "They Are Banning Every Kind Of Transition, Both Legal And Medical". Which is what being trans is all about. And without which, there *will* be mental health deterioration, and there *will* be suicides.
What is it if not targeted erasure? That's what they're going for, that's what their goal is.