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"[irreversible medical procedures on kids] it's just not a thing"

Even if not done much today, it's certainly an issue. For instance, see this doc from the US HHS (a federal department):

https://opa.hhs.gov/sites/default/files/2022-03/gender-affir...

"May include medical, surgical... For children and adolescents...crucial to overall health".

Logically, it kind of has to be an issue, right? Current medicine isn't even close to being able to change the sex of an 18 year old. So some people will want to start a lot earlier in a lot more cases. And people will push the boundaries with hormones, which in kids absolutely will cause irreversible changes.

So I stand by my claim that you are unfairly dismissing the controversial aspects of the argument.