Boekdetails
Formaat
Luisterboek
Taal
Engels
Gepubliceerd
Aug 29, 2025
Uitgever
Independently published
Beschrijving
In
Trans A Cop’s Evaluation of the Rising Violence
, retired detective Mike Diamond delivers a hard-hitting analysis of a disturbing violent acts committed by individuals grappling with untreated gender dysphoria. Drawing from his law enforcement experience, Diamond examines high-profile cases spanning from 2018 to 2025, including workplace shootings, school assaults, family murders, and targeted attacks on churches and nightclubs. Through detailed accounts of perpetrators like Snochia Moseley, Alec McKinney, Anderson Lee Aldrich, Audrey Hale, and others, he uncovers common threads of mental health crises, family dysfunction, peer influence, and the potential impacts of hormone therapies and ideological affirmation.
Critiquing the evolution of the DSM—from its original classification of gender identity disorder as a treatable condition to its modern depathologization under political pressure—Diamond argues for a return to reality-based mental health standards. With appendices exploring links to transition-related medications and strategies for safeguarding future generations, this book issues a urgent call to prioritize treatment over affirmation, aiming to prevent further tragedies in an era of cultural upheaval. A must-read for those concerned with public safety, mental health policy, and the intersection of ideology and violence.
Trans A Cop’s Evaluation of the Rising Violence
, retired detective Mike Diamond delivers a hard-hitting analysis of a disturbing violent acts committed by individuals grappling with untreated gender dysphoria. Drawing from his law enforcement experience, Diamond examines high-profile cases spanning from 2018 to 2025, including workplace shootings, school assaults, family murders, and targeted attacks on churches and nightclubs. Through detailed accounts of perpetrators like Snochia Moseley, Alec McKinney, Anderson Lee Aldrich, Audrey Hale, and others, he uncovers common threads of mental health crises, family dysfunction, peer influence, and the potential impacts of hormone therapies and ideological affirmation.
Critiquing the evolution of the DSM—from its original classification of gender identity disorder as a treatable condition to its modern depathologization under political pressure—Diamond argues for a return to reality-based mental health standards. With appendices exploring links to transition-related medications and strategies for safeguarding future generations, this book issues a urgent call to prioritize treatment over affirmation, aiming to prevent further tragedies in an era of cultural upheaval. A must-read for those concerned with public safety, mental health policy, and the intersection of ideology and violence.
Genres
Mysterie
Gezondheid & Welzijn