Last month, feminist Jill Filippevic tried to flip the script on people who rightly call out

transgender lunacy by posting this. If we're going to ban gender-affirming surgeries for minors,

we should ban all cosmetic surgery for minors. A 15-year-old should not be getting a nose job.

A 16-year-old should not be getting a boob job. Exceptions, of course, for medically necessary procedures.

The Post blew up so badly in Philippovic's face that she deleted it.

But it reminded me of a common meme that ably summarizes how Christians can turn the tables on their liberal critics.

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And so it's no coincidence the meme we're talking about today is the your terms are acceptable

meme. He's the base Christian who proposes something sane.

And then a secular liberal critic says, well, by that logic, you have to support

this other thing I consider insane. Of course, the based Christian knows the other thing is also sane.

So he simply says, your terms are acceptable. Filippivik's now deleted post is a perfect example of this.

She justifies so-called gender-affirming surgery by saying

teenagers have the right to alter their bodies in any way that makes them feel comfortable.

So if a transgender teen boy who claims to be a girl isn't allowed to get breast implants

that makes him feel more comfortable in claiming to be a girl, then Christians should be consistent

under Philippivik's view, and not allow teen girls to get breast implants that make them feel more comfortable.

To which I say, your terms are acceptable.

In fact, there's so much wrong with Philippovic's argument, I don't even know where to begin.

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