Well, yeah it does make the whole thing worse for me. To see a beautiful girl, pretty much mutilate themselves. But if she was butt ugly I still would have a problem with it. I am never going to see eye to eye with you on this one.
What if she had been a beautiful girl, with a family predisposition to contracting breast cancer, who decided to remove her breasts just in case she came down with the disease? Would that have been equally bad for you? Or is it that she is now legally a "he" and has facial hair with a uterus?
For the record though. I am not that pushing that these ppl should be killed like Kadark. That is extreme. I just will never accept this kind of thing.
That's the thing. It is not for you to accept. It is for you to allow them to be who they are and not interfere or treat them badly because of who they happen to be. Lack of acceptance can easily lead to feelings of wanting to do harm. Like Kadark, who thinks they should all somehow be made to simply disappear because they are *gasp* different.
Are we creating baseless scientific facts yet again, in sleek hopes of justifying the deplorable and regressive lifestyles of certain individuals?
How is it "baseless scientific fact" that people are sometimes born with both sets of chromosomes and sometimes their sexual organs does not represent their sexual orientation as ascribed to those particular organs? Parents in such instances often find that their daughters or son's are horrendously unhappy from a very early age, depressed, act out, sometimes even attempt suicide, because they do not fit into the gender role of their particular sex. Tests will then usually pick up on the issue with their chromosomes. It is up to the parents then, on how they handle it. Most tend to allow the child to be who they are, regardless of their sexual organs and then look into therapy and possible surgery later on in life. It is not baseless. That is reality for people born of the wrong gender.
Other times, the actual chromosomes are 'normal', but the individual themselves are distinctly of the opposite sex. Again, not baseless, but reality. You might wish it did not happen and prefer to view it as being some form of horrendous mental deficiency. And that is you. Most in educated societies view people with such beliefs as being somehow backward. Blind to reality.
Sure, why not - these days, nearly every undesirable act of mankind is attributed to pre-determined genetic traits.
Most things, yes.
Mixed in with society and a community that warps one's feeling of self, then you have, well, you.
Is there no self-responsibility?
Would you expect a 4 year old who has both sets of chromosomes, born with the wrong set of sexual organs and feeling like they are not what they are meant to be, to have "self-responsibility"? Would you tell such a confused child to 'buck up and deal with it'? Or would you try to help them?
What is the scientific phenomenon wherein females are trapped in a male's body (and vice-versa)? Is this proven, or is it merely intangible speculation which is blindly accepted to make transgender operations seem natural and understandable? You know the answer full well.
Yes I do. But it is obvious that you do not.
Aside from what an internet search could do to educate you, let me start you off:
How sexually dimorphic are we? Review and synthesis.
You need to realise that your gender identity cannot be changed or determined by your sexual organs.
Hypothetically speaking, and presupposing that it is possible that one's inner-self is a distinctly different gender than what is present physically, I will say, "too bad". You are simply to live your life to its fullest, being the gender you don't want to be.
It is not a question of what one wants to be. It is a question of what one actually is. And sometimes, one's sexual organs are not what they are meant to be. There are a plethora of tests, both physical and psychological, that one must complete before being able to have their gender reassigned. Certain criteria must be met and simply wanting to be a male or a female does not cut it.
There are too many serious, unavoidable, disastrous problems in the world: you have people entrapped in continuous warfare and conflict; you have people suffering unending cycles of disease and poverty; you have people born into genetic mutations, being physically or mentally inferior/incapable in a variety of different aspects. With all of the problems people face worldwide, all of which are beyond the individual's control, why in the blue hell should I feel any sympathy for transgender freaks? It's their choice to prefer a different gender, despite having a completely normal life and gender themselves.
Your supposed caring for others but not for people who are transgender is hypocritical. After all, how can you feel compassion for someone who is born with what you deem to be a "genetic mutation", but feel complete disgust at the so called "freaks" who also suffered from a form of mutation while in the womb? I guess it is the thought that someone could go so far as to remove their sexual organs that makes you feel uncomfortable.
How can one have a normal life and "gender" if they are born with the wrong gender? Please, tell me?
Haaa! 
