This is wrong. I do not push anywhere for a suicide narrative.
You've repeatedly blamed being on the GIDS waiting list for suicide, even when Louis Appleby's review said the numbers didn't show that and when he said continuing to do so promotes suicidal ideology.
On this occasion you have incorrectly said that James Bellringer is wrong.
I've shown you where his claim comes from and that it is incorrect. The data is too poor to make such claims. You continue to platform unevidenced claims because it suits you.
You have taken the suppressed version of data for trans youth, rather than the data for adult services that James Bellringer would have been referencing as his patient group.
Where is this data? Let's all have a look.
And don't tell me it's anecdotal and known only to James Bellringer and we have to take his word for it. We don't evaluate the efficacy of medical treatment on anecdotal evidence from one doctor. We'd still be doing lobotomies and giving people cold baths for hysteria if we did.
You push the narrative that trans people remain safe in this country. However ...
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Where is this from? What do you think it shows exactly? You claim it's 'this country'.
N (ie number of people asked) = 596.
'Know someone who has been killed' = 15%.
15% of 596 = 89. So 89 people know a trans person who has been killed in the UK? In the UK there have been only 9 between 2008 and 2017, with one other since that I know of.
So 89 people, in a randomly chosen survey, must have known one of those 10 murdered people (seems unlikely) or your survey is from another country or not a very reliable survey, or both.
https://www.channel4.com/news/factcheck/factcheck-how-many-trans-people-murdered-uk
Trans people remain a safe demographic in the UK. We should be grateful for that.