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Does anyone else think this doctor is a fake?

Started by Epi, September 02, 2011, 07:22:43 PM

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Epi

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Don't Let Your Kids Watch Chaz Bono On 'Dancing With the Stars'
By Dr. Keith Ablow

"Chaz Bono, the "transsexual" woman who underwent plastic surgery and takes male hormones in an effort to appear to be a man, and who asserts she is a man, will appear on the upcoming season of "Dancing with the Stars", according to ABC, the network which airs the show. He will be partnered with a woman.

Casting Chaz Bono on "Dancing with the Stars" is part of Chaz's victory tour, which has included appearances on talk shows and the release of a book called "Transition."

I advise parents to not allow their children to watch the episodes in which Chaz appears.

Here's why: Many of the children who might be watching will be establishing a sense of self which includes, of course, a sexual/gender identity. Some will be girls becoming comfortable with dramatic changes in their bodies. Some will be boys coming to terms with integrating the dawn of manhood with exquisite feelings of vulnerability. Young viewers will include tomboyish girls and sensitive, less stereotypically "masculine" boys. They will also include children who have sustained the losses of loved ones and are wrestling with depression, perhaps wondering who they are absent their deceased mothers or fathers.
The last thing vulnerable children and adolescents need, as they wrestle with the normal process of establishing their identities, is to watch a captive crowd in a studio audience applaud on cue for someone whose search for an identity culminated with the removal of her breasts, the injection of steroids and, perhaps one day soon, the fashioning of a make-shift phallus to replace her vagina..."


http://www.foxnews.com/opinion/2011/09/02/dont-let-your-kids-watch-chaz-bono-on-dancing-with-stars/


My personal favorite: "But Chaz Bono should not be applauded for asserting she is a man (and goes about trying to look like one) any more than a woman who believes she will be happier without arms, has them removed and then continues to assert that she was right all along—her self-concept was that of a double amputee. Now, all is well."

I actually am fond of my arms.

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Ryno

Haters gonna hate.

And this "doctor" could be anyone. Could be a chiropractor or a librarian with a Ph. D in some off-shoot sociology doctorate. Could even be a guy who found a labcoat in a dumpster and called himself a Doctor.

Edit:

Just Googled him. Forensic psychiatrist. Still. Just another hater. His research is clouded with bias just like any other individual researcher.
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Sharky

I don't think he is a fake doctor. I think he is a doctor and these are actually his beliefs.
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MaryEllen

He may be a real doctor but he most certainly is a bigoted one. Chaz Bono is all man. Always has been and always will be. Sadly, there will be many who will listen to this doctors misguided message.

MaryEllen
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MaryEllen

That's why I avoid watching Fox news. >:(

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Nygeel

He is a forensics psychologist. His head also reminds me of a penis. I blame his being bald. He would blame penis envy.
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Joelene9

  There are a lot of shrinks like him, they are in the majority.  This is why we must find the ones that do transgender issues and has recommended patients to go through surgery.  A Tijuana transgender therapist version of Dr. Feelgood, of the type that took out Messrs Presley and Jackson are just as bad.
  I am not a fan of FOX nor CNN, I don't watch TV anymore so I am not really familiar with "Dancing with the Stars" either.  I hope that DwtS doesn't use Chaz as a 'shock factor' to bring in a larger audience.  I believe shows like this with a TG celeb may cause more misunderstanding of this condition.    I saw this in the past with Dr. Renee Richards in the 80's.
  When I first saw Christine Jorgenson in an interview as a preteen, I was already questioning myself.  Why did I want to be a girl?  I haven't heard of anybody else with this condition, except for the gays.  I sure didn't believe that I was a queer, so I had to suppress these feelings until a lot longer.   While we were watching this, I asked my mother if she was a queer.  She said that Christine was not one but was a boy at one time.  I came out to mom 14 years later. 
  Yes, there are teens and preteens that are very impressionable to their sex or sexuality out there, but suppressing this will cause problems to crop up later in these kids.  These kids will find another route to find this info, or worse, do awful experiments with their apparatus. 
  Joelene.
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Epi

Quote from: ~RoadToTrista~ on September 02, 2011, 08:56:10 PM
I would enjoy punching him in the mouth.

Take a number.

"Officer, I did not strike him, he fell repeatedly on my closed hand."
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insideontheoutside

Quote from: Adele on September 02, 2011, 08:08:22 PM
Wait a second... A reactionary "expert" invited by Fox News to boost their audience's ungrounded fears with statements that any real expert in the field would immediately identify as the exact opposite of reality? Color me surprised.  ::)

Exactly.

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Cindy

There have been female impersonators and females playing the lead male parts in pantomime for ever. I really don't think there is any evidence of such people causing GID in the developing youth.

Rock bans in the 70-90s were often androgynous, I don't they triggered GID in the vulnerable youth.

Renee Richards did not lead a generation of 'boy' tennis players to become 'female' tennis players, as far as I am aware.

I'm pretty sure no one has 'caught' homosexuality from Gay and Lesbian people with high profiles (or even low profiles :laugh:) in the entertainment industry.

I have not noticed a rash of young vulnerable girls going out as males following Lady Gaga's MTV performance.

I have not noticed vulnerable young boys dressing as Ru Paul in his drag show.

Why would anyone even suggest this c**p.


It is an insult to people. I have to admit that I'm as keen to watch the program as I am getting my teeth pulled. I loath those sort of shows, but to suggest that a TG person is going to influence life styles is bizarre. 

Are we going to suggest that Michael Jackson's 'change' in pigmentation influenced people with dark colouration to change their skin colour?

Stupid, comments just pushed out to cause controversy and seek more viewers and at the same time insult people.

Cindy 
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~RoadToTrista~

Quote from: Epi on September 02, 2011, 09:07:45 PM
Take a number.

"Officer, I did not strike him, he fell repeatedly on my closed hand."
LOL
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annette

Should we really have to spend energy to the opinions of this "doctor"
For someone who has spend half his life in the studybooks, his opinion doesn't sound very smart to me.

But, it's a good thing doctors like him are around, so we have something to laugh about once in a while



Annette
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juliekins

He's an idiot, and out of alignment with the established and credible psychological professional community. I dare say that he is now an entertainer and not a reliable professional.
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tekla

Umm, read the whole Google page, you got the wrong doctor.  This guy is a real doctor, plus.  Top shelf pedigree.  He received his Doctor of Medicine degree from Johns Hopkins Medical School in 1987, and completed his psychiatry residency at the Tufts-New England Medical Center.

That being said, of course he's a douche, he's working for Fox.  I don't understand how you need to go any further than that.  And if you think their medical opinions are whack, check out their economic philosophy and foreign policy.

And I don't have any idea of what he means by exquisite feelings of vulnerability but it made the hairs on the back of my neck stand up when I read it.
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AbraCadabra

Oh my! * exquisite feelings of vulnerability *

I got those plenty of times with my idjet shrink, most exquisitely, and ending in crying like a baby. He also has most exquisite credentials...

Scary, all I need say,
Axelle
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tekla

Hey, it's not only possible that one can get the best education and come to the wrong conclusions, but it's highly likely on a simple statistical basis.  We tend to confine those people to law, politics, and entertainment, so it's kinda weird to find people who've been trained on America's scientific side, but leave it to Fox to find him.
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Kayla

This is the same guy who tried to diagnose Bill Maher as "unhinged" and "sexist" for Maher's comments on Sarah Palin. I remember Maher did a bit on Ablow on Real Time, but I couldn't find it online. I do remember that it made me laugh.
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Vincent E.S.

"Would you not prefer that they try every available medication to impact mood, thought and perception  .......?"

O.o

Following that line of thought, let's just go back a few centuries and give everyone a lobotomy! If all questioning people lose half their brains and become a vegetable, then the children won't be corrupted. Hurray.

God, just quotations make my skin crawl. I would NOT want to meet this guy in person. No, actually, that's not true. I do want to meet him, and then give him a lobotomy. He seems confused.

[Also, 'impact' is not a verb. Technically, it's a noun, just a noun that is frequently used incorrectly.]
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