Matt Walsh

That's very different from saying that the government will only allow, say, pro-BLM or pro-trans protests after 3 a.m.

That'd be a very different situation.

To say no one can protest loudly at 3 a.m.

is one thing.

To say you can only protest after 3 a.m.

if you're saying this, this, and this.

And that latter scenario is analogous to what Colorado was trying to do here.

This is all very basic stuff.

Again, this was an eight to one decision for a reason.

But the more you read Jackson's opinion, the more problems you find.

So let's continue with her reasoning or lack thereof.

She she writes, quote, The medical community has determined that efforts to change a patient's sexual orientation or gender identity will necessarily be ineffective.

The American Psychological Association, for example, has found no empirical evidence that providing any type of therapy in childhood can alter adult same sex sexual orientation.

And no research has been published in the peer reviewed literature that demonstrates the efficacy of conversion therapy efforts with gender minority youth, nor any benefits of such interventions to children and their families.

Now, notice what's happening here.

She's saying that because the left-wing medical groups haven't written a study that specifically states that it will help children if you tell them the truth about gender.

Therefore, we should not allow counselors to tell the children the truth about their gender.

But here's the thing.

There's no need for a study in this case, one way or another.

It doesn't matter if researchers at the Berkeley Trans Factory claim to discover that children become unhappy when doctors tell them the truth.