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A man in Ontario is trying to get a surgically constructed vagina while he also keeps his penis. But this story exists because the courts are getting involved to see if taxpayers will foot the bill and I wish I was joking.

According to the National Post:

In a lengthy legal battle that could lead to more requests for individually customized and unorthodox gender-affirming surgeries, an Ontario resident is seeking publicly funded surgery to construct a vagina while preserving the penis.

The case, now before the courts, reflects a small but growing demand for niche surgeries for people who identify as non-binary, meaning neither exclusively female nor exclusively male.

To critics, the procedures are risky experiments that illustrate “how far off the rails” gender-affirming medicine has gone and the excesses of “consumer-driven gender embodiment.”

“Our public health-care system is at the breaking point and really needs to focus on procedures that are medically necessary,” Pamela Buffone, founder of the parents’ group Canadian Gender Report, said in an email to the National Post.

“Is this type of surgery health care? The patient will not be physically healthier because of the operation, which is likely to result in complications and the need for corrective surgeries and further demands on the health system.”

LGBTQ rights groups say such surgeries can profoundly improve a person’s quality of life and reduce the distress and deep sense of unease from gender dysphoria. Health-care providers shouldn’t make assumptions about what care may be medically necessary, Egale Canada argued in a written submission to the court.

It would not be surprising if the government approves this surgery before anyone gets state-funded dental care.

Ontario’s Health Insurance Plan (OHIP) originally denied K.S.’s request in 2022 for funding for a penile sparing vaginoplasty, a procedure that isn’t available in Canada. The surgery was to be performed at the Crane Center for Transgender Surgery in Austin, Texas.

According to legal documents, K.S. argued that “to ignore ‘the other third’ of her and how she presents would be invalidating; she is ‘both,’ not exclusively one or the other but literally a mix.”

OHIP argued that, while it may be of medical benefit to K.S., a vaginoplasty without penectomy (removal of the penis) is considered an experimental procedure and isn’t listed as an insured service under its schedule of benefits.

K.S. complained to Ontario’s Health Services Appeal and Review Board, which overturned OHIP’s decision, ruling that a vaginoplasty is among the 11 external genital surgeries listed for public coverage, and that it shouldn’t inherently include a penectomy.

Okay. We have read enough. I think we get the picture.

Basically, she is actually he/she, as he/she claims to be “‘both,’ not exclusively one or the other but literally a mix.”

Literally.

It sounds like he/she needs a physiological evaluation rather than a genital one. But this is 2024. Where not even 10 years ago, this man would have been involuntarily hospitalized. But the fact that the courts are even considering this is asinine, yet not baffling.

Just a couple of weeks ago the Canadian Supreme Court said it was too “confusing” to refer to a rape victim as a “woman.” So I don’t think these people will end up ruling on the side of sanity.

The most absurd part about this is that people are struggling to get life-saving care in Canada. So much so that the government has transitioned (no pun intended) to the claim that it's better off if people just “off” themselves.

In Canada, the average wait time from a referral to see a specialist is over 27 weeks. That means many people wait longer before they even get to speak to the doctor. It can take weeks to get the results of blood tests, while in the U.S. those results can be close to instant. People have even waited days for a bed in the ER. And I am not exaggerating. People are truly struggling and waiting to get healthcare in Canada because of the abysmal failure of bureaucratic incompetence.

The needs of people waiting for a hospital bed outweigh that of a he/she who wants to become the world's first human hermaphrodite. Although, he/she technically would still not be one since he/she would need to produce both male and female gametes.

I predict that the courts will declare this procedure to be medically necessary. However, I hope I am proven wrong. But we will have to wait and see.

How do you think the courts will rule on this one?

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