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We have all noticed the sudden increase in transgender violence. It most likely is an organized response.
Experts have been researching the root cause of their violence against others.
One expert suggest caution against associating all trans as being inherently violent. And of course that makes sense, not all are.

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“I would be very cautious to link it directly to a violent act, of something like murdering someone or assassinating someone,” she told The Epoch Times.
Schwartz said individuals experiencing gender confusion are already vulnerable, and affirming their beliefs does not appear to improve their situation. Instead, she noted, their conditions may worsen.
“Steroids, and testosterone specifically ... I do think all of them put these kids and young adults in horribly compromised medical situations, even if it has nothing to do with harm to others,” she said.
“If you look at mass public shootings since 2018, what you find is about 5 percent of the mass public shooters were trans individuals, and given that their share of the population is about 0.7 percent, they’re obviously overrepresented,” John Lott, president of the Crime Prevention Research Center, told The Epoch Times.
A 2022 report from the Williams Institute at the University of Southern California showed 1.6 million people aged 13 and older (or 0.6 percent) identify as transgender in the United States."
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Experts have been researching the root cause of their violence against others.
One expert suggest caution against associating all trans as being inherently violent. And of course that makes sense, not all are.

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Hormones and Mental Health
"Dr. Lauren Schwartz, an Oklahoma psychiatrist, cautioned against the assumption that transgender individuals are inherently violent.“I would be very cautious to link it directly to a violent act, of something like murdering someone or assassinating someone,” she told The Epoch Times.
Schwartz said individuals experiencing gender confusion are already vulnerable, and affirming their beliefs does not appear to improve their situation. Instead, she noted, their conditions may worsen.
“Steroids, and testosterone specifically ... I do think all of them put these kids and young adults in horribly compromised medical situations, even if it has nothing to do with harm to others,” she said.
“If you look at mass public shootings since 2018, what you find is about 5 percent of the mass public shooters were trans individuals, and given that their share of the population is about 0.7 percent, they’re obviously overrepresented,” John Lott, president of the Crime Prevention Research Center, told The Epoch Times.
A 2022 report from the Williams Institute at the University of Southern California showed 1.6 million people aged 13 and older (or 0.6 percent) identify as transgender in the United States."

Link Between Transgenderism and Violence in Spotlight
Shootings by transgender individuals raise concern over convergence of mental illness, medication, and radicalization.