Justice Thomas takes aim at 'expert' class in concurrence banning child sex changes

Justice Clarence Thomas joined Chief Justice Roberts in the 6 to 3 Supreme Court decision upholding Tennessee's right to ban child sex changes, and in so doing, he took aim at the expert class. It was the experts who kept saying that child sex changes are medically necessary and life-saving, but this has led America down a path to allow butchery on children.

In delivering the opinion of the court, Chief Justice Roberts detailed the history of the medicalized sex change movement going back to the formation of the World Professional Association for Transgender Health in 1979, on to their 1989 guidelines to give puberty blockers to children, and through the latest standards of care, which state that there should be no age-based barriers to treatment—a concept backed by Biden's Asst. Secretary of Health and Human Services Dr. Rachel Levine, who went trans after a full life as a husband and father.