Colorado Insurance Pays For Sex Change

[eddiememphis]

https://www.kktv.com/2021/10/12/poli...esday-morning/

Good 'ole Polis, friend to all.

"The state will be expanding individual and small group benefits, include coverage for mental health exams and substance abuse help, and in 2023 will cover gender-affirming care, including gender-reforming surgery."

[TEAMRICO]

After my son gets into college I plan to be gone by 2023.

[Little Dutch]

Hoooray. It’s normalized now, I expect the courts will soon be stepping in to help all the poor kids whose parents won’t allow them to convert. Friggen clown world, man.

[BushMasterBoy]

It is just getting crazier. More signs of the demise of the great republic.


https://www.nbcnews.com/nbc-out/out-...ficer-rcna3283

[rondog]

It is just getting crazier. More signs of the demise of the great republic.


https://www.nbcnews.com/nbc-out/out-...ficer-rcna3283

Good Lord......

[Delfuego]

More signs of the demise of the great republic.

Putting more flags on your lawn helps slow it.

[FoxtArt]

Any other states that do this? I'm really looking forward to all the nutty trans people moving to Colorado, the stoners and the transients have been so great, might as well go full Portland mode statewide I guess.

[FoxtArt]

Of course, they can legislate what insurance companies have to pay for and it won't affect rates of all their customers at all. It's not like expenses have to be recouped, if the government can print cash and spend money like a 16 year old girl with a credit card at the mall, so can insurance companies, right?

Also, isn't it sexist to pay for cosmetic surgery, e.g. boob jobs for men, but not women? We need to campaign to make them pay for women's cosmetic breast procedures too. It's only FAIR.

[brutal]

Of course, they can legislate what insurance companies have to pay for and it won't affect rates of all their customers at all. It's not like expenses have to be recouped, if the government can print cash and spend money like a 16 year old girl with a credit card at the mall, so can insurance companies, right?

Also, isn't it sexist to pay for cosmetic surgery, e.g. boob jobs for men, but not women? We need to campaign to make them pay for women's cosmetic breast procedures too. It's only FAIR.

I would gladly donate my moobs at no cost.

[JTP80]

I'm going to identify as a 22 year old NCAA All American linebacker and make the state pay for testosterone replacement therapy to boost my T levels to match my identity.