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Speaker: This amateur who says her son identifies as a cat.
Speaker: My son does identify as a cat, but I cannot take him to a vet because I tried that and the veterinarian told me that because he has human anatomy that he does not know how to work on him or diagnose him with anything.
Speaker: And while I do think that is a form of discrimination... I identify as a car.
Speaker: Time to see the mechanic.
Speaker: You know, my son, if he says he's a cat, he is a cat.
Speaker: Am I supposed to believe that even 0.1 of 1% of America's population feels like they were born in the wrong body?
Speaker: Or is it suddenly everyone feels comfortable enough to admit that they don't feel right?
Speaker: I ain't buying it.
Speaker: What's causing this?
Speaker: Trendiness is too easy of an answer.
Speaker: It clearly is a chemical issue in the brain.
Speaker: Is it something in our food?
Speaker: Is there a common denominator in the people's genetics?
Speaker: A common prescription medication?
Speaker: All of a sudden, in the last five years or so, people are just, nah, I'm ignoring what's between my legs and doing my own thing.
