California became the first state in the U.S. to authorize castration as a condition of parole for certain sex offenses in 1996. California is still one of the first states who castrate sex offenders. But it’s not the in the way you think.

Can a prisoner identify as innocent and demand to be released? Obviously not. But Joe can now identify as Sally and get fake breasts even though he is on death row for murder. This is due to trans rights and equality. I think. But it could have also been to dismantle the patriarchy.

Dosen’t matter. But what does matter is that trans rights are human rights. However dental care is not a human right. Obviously, you cannot get braces or even a root canal in prison. But vaginoplasties are medically necessary, at least according to officials in California.

The Golden State spent millions on trans surgeries for 157 inmates since 2017, according to The Washington Free Beacon.

After California became the first state to pay for prisoners' sex-change operations in 2017, they spent $2.5 million on vaginoplasties and hundreds of thousands of dollars on fake breasts, laser hair removal, and facial feminization procedures, the Free Beacon reported.

In case it was not clear, hair removal is a human right. And trans rights are human rights. So any right a human has, a trans person should also have.

Makes sense, doesn't it?

Oh, and four of those prisoners were on death row. But until they are executed by the state, which they probably won't be, but until then, no leg hair it is!

Let’s get this straight. California has essentially made crime de facto legal, but the criminals that are locked up, get free boob jobs because sex changes are some human right or something all based on an alleged “feeling.”

Makes perfect sense if you ask me.

California has rules around inmate dental care, which don't allow for root canals on molars, tooth replacement that is deemed cosmetic, or treatment of oral ulcers, among other procedures.

In other words, you cannot treat painful oral ulcers but you can get a nose job! You know, because of trans rights, which are human rights, also give you a right to a nose job.

Attorney Harmeet Dhillon, who has represented inmates struggling to get medical care in California said, "People who think they're transgender have rights, and they should be treated with dignity and respect, but it does not include taxpayer dollars being used to do surgeries that are experimental at best and scientifically unjustified at worst.

For a total of $2.5 million, the state paid for 35 male inmates to get artificial vaginas, and 11 male inmates got fake breasts at a cost of more than $180,000. At the same time, at least 40 female inmates had their breasts removed for a total of more than $1 million.

The outlet also reported that corrections agency officials requested nearly $2.2 million this year solely for transgender procedures. This includes hiring two additional full-time senior psychiatrists, a physician, and a surgeon.

In 2014, 131 inmates were identified as trans in California. Now, that number is at least 1,847, including those who identify as nonbinary.

Weird how the two go hand in hand, more psychiatrists always seem to come at the same time as more sex change surgeries. What a coincidence.

That said, it is pretty ironic how we went from castrating criminals as a punishment to now it being an award.