Next month, the Victorian parliament will enact the ‘Change or Suppression (Conversion) Practices Bill 2020’, which was drafted to protect Victorians from the ‘injury’ it alleges is inevitable in attempts to alter ‘sexual orientation’ by what is now generically condemned as ‘conversion therapy’.
According to the gospel of gender fluidity, ‘no sexual orientation or gender identity constitutes a disorder, deficiency, or shortcoming…in need of fixing’.
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