Which study?
Correct, I missed that. My apologies.
Dude, if you can't address the arguments I'm making, instead of saying 'too many source', just concede so we can be done with this.
Spamming studies is not an argument, especially when you don't even appear to be reading them. You also don't seem to understand that correlation is not causation. The studies you cite to make your point don't even agree with you.
You're claiming we should treat trans people as mentally ill and one of the studies you cite in support of this claim is the one concluding that trans people are more likely to bully others than to be bullied. But here is an excerpt taken from its conclusion:
Programs that promote gender diversity should be implemented in schools and in larger context in the society with the aim of reducing heteronormativity and promoting the acceptance of gender diversity.
If the people you are getting your information from conclude the opposite of what you're arguing you've got a pretty weak case.
The studies don't explicitly say what should be done. They are there to construct the necessary premises and arguments needed to reach my conclusion. None of them by themselves reach the conclusion that transgenderism is a mental illness.
And you don't find it odd that with all these professionals out there studying this stuff there is no serious movement within the medication community who agrees with you?
Much as we treat schizophrenics with dignity and respect, we should treat transgender people the same way, despite both of them having mental illnesses.
We don't treat schizophrenics with dignity and respect, we treat them like children incapable of making their own decisions. Dignity and compassion are not the same thing.
you've claimed that they're the most socially ostracized group. That was unsupported by any data.
It's supported by your own studies. We've been talking for days about how they get bullied more than any other group.