A federal judge has ruled the state of Indiana must provide taxpayer-funded “gender reassignment” surgery for a prisoner convicted of murdering a baby.
And yes, you read that right.
Following a lawsuit brought by the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), Judge Richard Young ruled it would be “unconstitutional” to deny Jonathan C. Richardson - known now as Autumn Cordellionè - a sex change while he’s incarcerated for strangling his 11-month-old stepdaughter to death back in 2001. He has been “identifying” as a woman since 2020, and has been receiving taxpayer-funded hormone therapy as well as feminizing products like "panties, make up, and form fitting clothing.” Despite having previously lived as a man, the ACLU claims Richardson has known he was a “woman trapped in a man’s body” since the age of 6.
Oh, and lest Richardson/Cordellioné’s name(s) ring a bell, this is the same moron who started identifying as a Muslim last year, and who then sued the prison chaplain for not allowing him to wear a hijab. So that’s the level of stupidity we’re dealing with, here.
While Indiana law prohibits the use of tax dollars to fund such procedures for trans-identifying inmates, the judge opined that the ban is tantamount to “cruel and unusual punishment” banned by the Eight Amendment.
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Something tells me the Founders wouldn’t have included banning the use of public money to chop off a mentally ill man’s testicles and give him a fake vagina in the same category as, say, skinning someone alive.
Nevertheless, Young ruled that “Ms. Cordellioné" - which this guy is not, but okay - "has shown that her gender dysphoria is a serious medical need, and that, despite other treatments Defendant has provided her to treat her gender dysphoria, she requires gender-affirming surgery to prevent a risk of serious bodily and psychological harm.”
Harm like being strangled to death by your stepdad before you’re old enough to walk? Asking on behalf of a dead child.
Richardson, whose face is covered with tattoos, is currently serving out his 55-year prison sentence for reckless homicide. Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita has already said his office plans to appeal the judge’s decision.
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