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Trans army soldier talks about coping with gender dysphoria while on duty and trying to feel like woman. He also shows the hormones he takes to transition which our tax dollars pay for

3,035,945 views • 3 years ago •via X (Twitter)

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𝐆𝐫𝐞𝐠3 years ago

Can’t be in the army if you have asthma. But having to take shots and dilate your ‘vagina’ is just fine?

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E𝕏cleassius3 years ago

This 💯

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Shay3 years ago

And they wonder why enlistment is down. Imagine trusting this with your life.

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Joe G3 years ago

There’s a battle readiness issue here nobody wants to talk about

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Charles Weber3 years ago

We are going to lose the next war.

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🇺🇸SquidbillyCPO1 ✝️⚓️ ALOHA! HOLA! SHALOM!3 years ago

These people are not worldwide deployable. They are also not combat ready. Let me explain what that means. It means someone else will have to take their place. I was deployed in Iraq for a year. When I returned home, I was informed I would be redeploying in two weeks because the service member whose place I was taking had injured their back. Two years of deployment with a two week home visit. These people are detrimental to force readiness.

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David X. Henry3 years ago

The military wouldn't pay for braces for me when I was on active duty, because they weren't necessary to make me "combat ready." But hormones are necessary? If you need gender-bending hormones to keep you from going apeshit, you're already not "combat ready."

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•🥷🏻3 years ago

She’s 100% American. We all should put our differences aside and respect her for the service she’s doing.

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