Are uterus transplants even possible? Are they moral, even when done for a biological woman? Lord, have mercy.

From National Review. The medical establishment has gone totally around the woke bend. Now, a peer-reviewed advocacy article in the AMA Journal of Ethics argues that the cost of uterus transplants for trans people should often be subsidized, particularly for “transwomen who want to gestate children.” From, “Should Uterus Transplantation for Transwomen and Transmen be Subsidized?” (My emphasis):

Even though there has been no uterus transplant to date in transwomen [males] that we know of, some clinicians have maintained that there are no absolute barriers in anatomy, hormones, and obstetric considerations that would rule out the possibility of successful UTx [uterine transplant] in transwomen.Transwomen wanting to gestate children can plausibly justify subsidy of UTx on a number of grounds. … Transwomen lack a trait (the ability to bear children) that may cause them to experience psychological dissonance in a way that undermines their health and well-being. The lack of a uterus also closes off the prospect of gestating a child in a way that is available to women as a class. It follows that lack of a uterus is an obstacle to full participation in the social goods attached to women’s identity. …

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Why should society be required to support — much less subsidize — sophisticated surgeries and aftercare to enable the emotional obsessions of a male who feels female? No: Childbearing is not “attached to a women’s identity.” It is the biological reproductive function of women. …

Do you know what is never discussed in this “ethics” article? The safety and well-being of the gestated child that, in the case of “transwomen,” would develop (if it can be done) in a body not designed for childbearing. And why? Because it isn’t about the baby. It is so that the transperson can “feel” fulfilled.

I don’t know why, and I don’t know how, but the trans issue has driven our elites mad. …

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(Excerpt from National Review. Photo Credit: Piron Guillaume on Unsplash)