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Exactly. If somebody has the overwhelming desire to serve in the military and fight. Go for it. I'm notYeah sure, why not? I'm not fighting.
if they want to die for nun sure let them sign up
Yeah sure, why not? I'm not fighting.
I'm not sure what difference it makes.
if they want to die for nun sure let them sign up
could be da ol' "get locked up to your teeth fixed"
with trans folks enlisting just so da government can pay for their "reassignment" surgery.
other then that? meh.
Raises another question. Is reassignment surgery deemed cosmetic? I've never looked into how insurance companies field such things. Generally insurance companies don't pay for cosmetic procedures. So I would believe that when it comes to the government, folks would have to foot their own bill when it comes to cosmetic procedures.
Again however, I don't know how reassignment surgery is seen. In my mind, it's way bigger than just a cosmetic issue. It has deep rooted psychological implications. People feel like they're the wrong gender and that has to create a lot of anguish for those people. Doesn't seem purely cosmetic to me.