Trans women can't get cervical cancer, because no trans woman has a cervix (except in Canada?)

Dr. Byram Bridle wants to know how a trans woman can get screened for cancer of the cervix, since no trans woman has a cervix (just as, say, no trans man has a prostate gland)

Although I’m not a doctor, I’m sure I know enough biology (from high school) to share Dr. Byram Bridle’s bafflement that the Canadian Cancer Society is now urging trans women to get screened for cervical cancer. (See below.)

As I share Dr. Bridle’s interest in this matter, and hope that someone can enlighten him, I think that he should turn to Dr. Fauci, and ask him to explain how people without certain reproductive organs are now at risk of getting cancer in those organs.

Dr. Fauci is not only a physician, but an outspoken champion of “social justice,” and one who’s shown himself adept at dealing with such mysteries. For example, when BLM and Antifa were protesting en masse back in mid-2020, when Dr. Fauci was (now suddenly) advising everyone to wear a mask, and yet many of those protesters weren’t wearing them, or had them down around their chins, he (and others) let them off the hook, because of the importance of their fight for “social justice.” (I wish someone had asked him if this meant that “the coronavirus” shared their commitment, and therefore spared them from infection with itself.)

It was also Dr. Fauci who kept on insisting, well into 2022, that we all stay masked, continue to “self-isolate,” and, when we did dare leave home, to “social-distance,” even as he also said, in public and quite pointedly, that “asymptomatic transmission has never been the driver of outbreaks” of respiratory virus (or any other kind). For instance, he made that point three times, on Sept. 11, 2020, without even slightly modifying the crackpot protocol that he and everybody else (including all of “our free press”) were all demanding that we follow, and that was even being enforced by the police, as well as businesses and universities from coast to coast.

About this kind of thing—that is, the utterly unscientific nature of “the science,” and of “gender ideology” (along with “climate science,” and Critical Race Theory, and so on)—there’s so much more to say that it would take a book (or two) to do it justice. (Think of all that we might say, along these lines, about the “vaccination” drive, and many vaccination drives as well.)

So let me end this modest post by merely urging Dr. Bridle to ask Dr. Fauci to explain exactly how trans women can get cancer of the cervix, and then to share the latter’s answer with the rest of us.

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