That's going to need some major citation IMO.
"The suicide attempt rate among transgender persons ranges from 32% to 50% across the countries."
Two datapoints among hundreds of thousands?
The LGBTQIA+ movement hasn't blown up like it has in the culture only up until recently.
A lot of recent shootings have been by LGBTQ+ identifying individuals.
The school shooting in Nashville, Tennessee - Transgender shooter.
The LGBTQ nightclub shooting in Colorado Springs, Colorado - Non-binary shooter
The STEM school shooting in Denver, Colorado - Transgender shooter.
The pharmaceuticals distribution center shooting in Aberdeen, Maryland - Transgender shooter.
And more cases like this one.
Let's also not forget that shooters are rarely female, yet in 3 of the examples I provided, the shooter was in fact female.
Does anyone else see a correlation?
You can't just say X group is statistically likely to do bad stuff and therefore they're nuts. If that was valid what would you have to say about blacks in US cities?
What I am saying is that the rise in LGBTQ+ identifying shooters are becoming more frequent, plus the fact that their suicide rate is off the charts, is a pretty good equation to say its a mental illness.
As for blacks in U.S. cities, that could be a whole other topic, and I do have an answer for that question.
You need to define mental illness and then show that the definition of transgender is by inescapable inference a mental illness. Otherwise this is inappropriate way to describe sapient beings.
Mental Illness: "Mental illnesses are health conditions involving changes in emotion, thinking or behavior (or a combination of these). Mental illnesses can be associated with distress and/or problems functioning in social, work or family activities."
This definition is literally coming from the American Psychiatric Foundation.
Transgenderism used to be called gender dysphoria, which is an actual medical terminology for people who feel like the opposite gender.
It is most definitely a mental illness. And we need to handle this like we would any other mental illness.