Doc quacks about how men can get pregnant

A currently licensed physician and blatant Trump-hater Eugene Gu [pronounced like that stuff that gets thinks all fouled up] tweeted on Friday that it's "a scientific and medical fact that men can get pregnant and also have abortions." No, seriously:

“It’s a scientific and medical fact that men can get pregnant and also have abortions. Trans men and non-binary individuals are human beings who deserve to be acknowledged by society. They choose their own identity — not me, not you, not any doctor, and certainly not any politician.

The tweet was met with mockery and blowback and uses a strawman argument that claims society doesn't recognize people with gender identity disorder as deserving acknowledgment.

“In a world where medical science bows down and worships the gods and goddesses of political ideology, doctors say things like this ...,” pro-life activist Obianuju Ekeocha captioned the outrageous tweet.

Mark Hemingway, a conservative writer, mocked "Doctor" Gu with a list of doctors he “would solicit for medical advice before” Mr. Gu. The list did not include Doc Holliday or Doctor Seuss, but anyone with more than two brain cells to rub together would probably choose one of them before Gu.

“The following is a list of doctors I would solicit for medical advice before consulting Eugene Gu, MD,” he wrote. "1. Dr. Rosen Rosen, 2. Dr. Hunter S. Thompson, 3. Dr. Mabuse, 4. Dr. Hugo Z. Hackenbush, 5. Dr. Zaius.”

The Federalist’s Inez Stepman added: “Dr. Pepper.”

Another Twitter user accused Gu of attempting to erase women:

I’m all for trans rights, have been out there on the protest lines. But this sounds like another way men are erasing women.

Gu is safely in the company of many high-ranking Democratic dolts when it comes to biology. He speaks of men allegedly getting pregnant and needing abortions, but the "men" to which he speaks have XX chromosomes and uteruses. Men don't have that gear and cannot get pregnant.

Last month,  another Democratic brain trust, Julian Castro, said biological men must have abortion “rights.” It is highly probable he failed biology 101.

Gu’s claim to fame isn't his surgical skills; his claim to fame is kneeling to protest America's pervasive racism, like the other genius, former less than mediocre NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick.

The persistent Trump-basher even sued the president after Trump blocked him on Twitter. Trump was eventually forced to unblock Gu’s account.

As reported by the Tennessean last year, Dr. Gu's employment was terminated three years into a five-year surgical residency at Vanderbilt. Gu complained that his contract was not renewed because of his political activism, but Vanderbilt said he was let go due to his “work performance and professionalism,” the outlet noted.

Think about it--any physician who says a man can have a baby or an abortion apparently doesn't understand the medical need for knowing the true sex of the patient he or she is dealing with. Men and women are different and have different medical situations.

“The take-home message here is that there is an unwritten rule for surgical residents and that is rule is, always make your program look good and always make your hospital look good, and often that means stay silent,” Gu said, according to the Tennessean. “But as an Asian-American physician, unlike a white doctor, I don’t always have the same luxury to stay silent."

There . . . did you think Gu wasn't going to pull the old, trusty race card?

The take-home message here is that there are doctors who complete medical school, work in the field, and are still not all that bright because they allow politics to dictate their "facts."

I miss Doctor Demento. He may have been crazy, but at least he wasn't a science-denier.


If you enjoyed this post, consider following my blog, but even if you choose not to do so, please check out the sponsors on this page.






Tweet

Fake portrait of Michelle Obama unveiled to stunned public

The National Portrait Gallery unveiled portraits of former President Barack Hussein Obama and his wife Michelle on Monday. It's unclear who the "artist," Amy Sherald, used as a model because it sure didn't look like the shrew who goes by the feminine monicker Michelle.

The woman in the portrait looked charming, soft and pleasant, unlike the former first lady who is often repugnant, hard and angry.

Former failed president Obama praised the Baltimore-based Sherald "for so spectacularly capturing the grace and beauty and intelligence and charm and hotness of the woman I love." 

Just another Obama lie.

For the portrait, the model was painted in "grayscale" --a charcoal color with taupe undertones. She is seated with her hair falling around her shoulders which are not as muscled as the former first lady's shoulders.

"Michelle Obama is an elegant lady and the portrait looks nice. But clearly, the artist drew someone else," Dr. Eugene Gu, a health care columnist for The Hill said.

Michelle did not show disappointment in the painting--perhaps she knows the model who sat for it in her place.

When her portrait was unveiled, Michelle said she "was a little overwhelmed, to say the least."

Then never missing an opportunity to bring race into the discussion, she added, "I'm also thinking about all the young people, particularly girls and girls of color, who in years ahead will come to this place and they will look up, and they will see an image of someone [we don't know who] who looks like them hanging . . . on the wall."

Yes, and if Michelle had a son, he would look like Travon Martin.

Sherald is the first-prize winner of the Portrait Gallery's 2016 Outwin Boochever Portrait Competition. She beat out 2,500 other artists, while the model only beat out Michelle Obama.

Former failed president Obama's portrait was painted by Kehinde Wiley.

It features a seven-foot portrait sitting in a field of pansies or some such flower, and includes chrysanthemums and jasmine, along with African blue lillies to symbolize Obama's Muslim father who was also from Kenya.




Tweet