Ashmoria wrote:Pandeeria wrote:
Eating junk food is harmful. Smoking and drinking are harmful. There are plenty of practices that are harmful, and virtually all can be potentially harmful. That doesn't mean we should ban them.
You can decide what to do with your own body. But others can decide what to do with theirs.
what is banned isn't GETTING the therapy its OFFERING the therapy. just as you can ...eat as many peach pits as you want but *I* cant sell you laetrile in a scam cancer cure. scammers SHOULD be barred from offering "cures" that don't work.
I'm pretty sure a lot of conversion therapeutic businesses out there state somewhere in the fine print that it doesn't work, obviously using very vague, legal-like language instead of just saying "It doesn't work".
But yes, the ones that don't state it doesn't work should be brought to court for false advertisement and even fraud (since conversion therapy often has negative psychological effects, resulting in actual bodily harm).





