John Money

It's a sexual perversion.

Almost all of the transgender-identifying men, the men who thought that they were women in the beginning of the transgender movement with John Money and others – almost all of them were autogenophiles meaning they didn't actually have body dysphoria they didn't actually think that they were trapped in the wrong body they they they got off they they were sexually aroused by fantasizing themselves to be women with female genitals this this obsession with genitals is a common thread between the undressing of America through immodest displays of genitals and the transgender movement and the pornography industry.

This is an obsession with genitals.

It was happening in the final years of the Roman Republic.

mean? Sex does, so the parts you're born with is who you are.

How does gender not exist? It's a 1960s clinical term largely made out of the academy of John Money and Alfred Kinsey and many postmodern child psychiatrists, many of whom, by the way, were not really great people, but we don't have to go into that.

Again, he's just straight up wrong here.

The word gender has been used in the English language since at least, at least the 1400s.

Like I say, there's not a huge amount of research done into it yet.

There definitely needs to be a lot more, but it's something still worth noting.

Charlie then brings up the John Money experiment, if you can even call it that, which was absolutely barbaric.

But I still don't understand why transphobes like to talk about this so much when it surely proves the opposite of their point.

Um, really, the '60s, the 1960s, was when this sort of got vomited out of academia.

There was a psychologist, uh, named John Money.

He was a, you know, self-proclaimed gender expert.

He took the word gender out of linguistics.

this sort of got vomited out of academia.

There was a psychologist named John Money.

He was a self-proclaimed gender expert.

He took the word gender out of linguistics.

Janet and Ron Reimer took their infant twin boys, David and Brian, to the hospital to be circumcised, but during David's circumcision, his penis was burned off.

Experts had little to offer the distraught young parents, but then they saw a man on TV, Dr. John Money.

He was a renowned sexologist.

He'd gotten his PhD from Harvard, where he'd studied intersexuality, and he'd just helped open Johns Hopkins University's first ever gender identity clinic.

Right, right.

They had-

Not, not like Dr. John Money

... right.

We've seen that the impact of the mental state of these kids that you're chopping healthy parts off of their body, pumping them with all of these chemicals.

You're experimenting on them like Dr. John Money did, the inventor of the term gender.

We had to do a whole segment on that one sometime.

There's no care, number one.

And, um- Yeah, so that was like an, an early example of that.

And ironically, um, the origin of it is that there was a sexologist called John Money who coined the term, guess when? In 1986, which is a year in which Venus went retrograde in Scorpio.

[laughs] Keeps ringing.

Yeah.

By the mid-1960s, he was already a legendary

sexologist.

His influence in the field is almost beyond measure.

He coined the term sexual orientation.