Womb Transplants: Transgenders? No! Catgirls? Yes!

     Ethical concerns have been raised about using womb transplants to give a men pretending to be woman a uterus in order to feel more “complete” as “trans-women”. The questions raised are even more relevant now with the U.K.’s first baby born from a successful womb transplant.

“This week it was disclosed that a baby in the UK had been born from a womb transplant for the first time after the work of Professor Richard Smith, a gynaecologist, and Isabel Quiroga-Giraldez, a transplant surgeon.

“Amy Isabel was born to Grace Davidson, who became the first woman in the UK to receive a uterus transplant in February 2022, from her older sister.”

     So, does this mean that we are going to be see a flood of men demanding womb transplants in order to feel like women?

“The surgeons behind the UK’s first womb transplant said they had no intention of using the landmark procedure on trans patients because it is for creating babies, not for feeling ‘psychological completeness’.

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“Quiroga-Giraldez said: “The only function of a uterus is to gestate and the uterus doesn’t make any hormones, it doesn’t do anything — it only gives the capacity of a woman to carry her own child.

“‘So that’s why we are not proposing to transplant anybody just so they feel … a sense of being complete or complete psychologically or just to have a uterus itself, because the risks in the long term with immunosuppression and everything that entails is quite great.’

“Smith said: ‘It’s really important to be clear about what we’re trying to do, which is relief of suffering for women who have got no womb, or they’ve got a womb which is incapable of reproduction.’”

     So, they are actually pointing out that not only is it wrong to perform unnecessary surgeries to facilitate the delusion of some men to feel like a woman, but that that biologically men aren’t women and this type of surgery should be for bona fide medical conditions?

Finally some medical sanity. Instead of wasting wombs on men for their psychological fulfillment, they can be used for noble causes like women without a viable womb or the creation of catgirls who are capable of becoming mommies!

Pictured: Mommy.

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Arrested For Complaint In The U.K.

     Without one of those rare “loicenses”, dissent in the U.K. is effectively dead. The British police will hunt you down for wrongthink expressed on social media or otherwise criticize those above the law.   But now, not just dissent and criticism, but also complaints about a parents’ school made to other parents.!

“A couple have criticised police after they were arrested for making complaints about their daughter’s primary school.

“Maxie Allen and Rosalind Levine say they were detained by six Hertfordshire police officers in front of their young daughter on 29 January, after they were arrested on suspicion of harassment, malicious communications, and causing a nuisance on school property.

“They told The Times they were fingerprinted and searched before being left in a police cell for eight hours. No further action was taken following a five-week investigation.

“The couple said the arrest came after their nine-year-old daughter Sascha’s school, Cowley Hill Primary School, in Borehamwood, Hertfordshire, raised objections over them sending multiple emails and raising criticisms on a parents’ WhatsApp group.

“They said they had previously been blocked from entering the school after taking issue with the process for appointing a head teacher and ‘casting aspersions’ on the chair of governors. They said this meant they were not allowed to attend Sascha’s parents’ evening or her Christmas performance. They said the ban also meant they couldn’t provide crucial medical information to teachers, relating to their child, who is disabled, neurodivergent, and has epilepsy.”

A video of the arrest:

     To make matters even more Orwellian, the parents weren’t even told what they said that was doubleplusungood!   Difficult to show the arrests were for “harassment” when they won’t tell us what the purported harassment actually was.

“‘It was absolutely nightmarish. I couldn’t believe this was happening, that a public authority could use the police to close down a legitimate inquiry.

“‘We’d never used abusive or threatening language, even in private, and always followed due process. Yet we have never even been told what these communications were that were supposedly criminal, which is completely Kafkaesque.’

“…

“The couple said the arrests came after Mr Allen, who had until recently been on the board of governors, had written to school governors in May 2024 wanting answers over why an open recruitment process had not been initiated after the head teacher announced his retirement half a year earlier. He said he hoped for more transparency from the school but instead, he said, his questions were rebuffed.”

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News of the Week (April 20th, 2025)

 

News of the Week for April 20th, 2025


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Give or take a few plugin related problems, the site seems to be back up and working for now.

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This blog is in the process of moving to a difference host/server, and will be down for a bit this month.  No new posts until then.

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News of the Week (April 6th, 2025)

 

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Firing Line Friday: Should We Choose Our Presidents Differently?

     In the hopes of encouraging a more civil, and illuminating, discourse, here is another episode of William F. Buckley, Jr.’s “Firing Line”.

     The method of choosing our President is not a new one. Over two hundred years ago that method was changed as embodied by the 12th Amendment. Since then there have been many proposals, but none have gotten out of Congress to the states for consideration. Half-a-century ago the debate over Presidential power was as great as it is now, as the discussion over whether we should choose our Presidents differently between William F. Buckley, Jr. and Richard Reeves aptly demonstrates.

     Until next Friday.

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Quick Takes – Presidential Apotheosis: Birthday National Holiday; International Airport; Mount Rushmore.

     Another “quick takes” on items where there is too little to say to make a complete article, but is still important enough to comment on.

     The focus this time: “God-Emperor of Mankind” isn’t just a meme, at least to Congressional Republicans.

     First, a little Japanese mood propaganda:

     Carrying on…

     Rep. Claudia Tenney (R – NY24) introduced HR 1395 to change “Flag Day” to “Trump’s Birthday and Flag Day, June 14.”

Bill 119th Congress HR 1395 by ThePoliticalHat

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The Scientific Fork In The Road: Queer Genomes or Catgirls

     The morality of genetic manipulation, particularly when it comes to creating embryos, is a hotly debated topic when it comes to the consideration of medical ethics. Now there is a debate about creating children who are genetically the offspring of a same sex couple, specifically a female one.

“In this article, I explore the ethical dimensions of same-sex reproduction achieved through epigenome editing—an innovative and transformative technique. For the first time, I analyse the potential normativity of this disruptive approach for reproductive purposes, focusing on its implications for lesbian couples seeking genetically related offspring. Epigenome editing offers a compelling solution to the complex ethical challenges posed by traditional gene editing, as it sidesteps genome modifications and potential long-term genetic consequences. The focus of this article is to systematically analyse the bioethical issues related to the use of epigenome editing for same-sex reproduction.”

     There are, of course, ethical considerations:

“It is also important to note that none of this would be for the benefit of the future child, an issue Villalba never addresses. Rather, it’s all about the desires of the two mothers; he merely asserts that the children created through this experimental technology would not be harmed […]

“Well, not having a biological father would seem to be a significant detriment, having unknown psychological consequences for the child and potentially destructive social ramifications for family formation, which is part of the point”.

     Of note, the offspring under these circumstances would be female… which would be discriminatory against fujoshis…

     There is also the biological implication, as it is known there are a myriad of differences in individuals with an X0 chromosome set depending on whether the missing X chromosome is from the Father or the Daughter.

     But we should not let these concerns blind us to the potential of the techniques that are used in this above experimentation. The moral risks and harms are clearly outweighed by the manifest positives, specifically the genetic engineering of catgirls as waifus and daughter.

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Britain vs. Ninjas

     The U.K.has become well known for its war on knives and other such instruments of violence like spoons and whisks, Now, they are going after “Ninja swords”.

     But what if the plague of ninjas in the U.K. use shuriken?

Pictured: Typical British Ninja

     Oh, those are already banned along with so many other sharp and pointy objects!

     Why have their Prime Minister, though, touting this? Perhaps because he needs to reassure a core Labour constituency that their concerns are being met. That core Labour constituency? Zombies of course.

     Bold electoral strategy for Labour. Let’s see how it pays off down the road.

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