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But he's just a smol bean journalist and everyone else is lying about him! /s

This is his crybully MO. Write superfluously long 5k word articles hyperfocusing on minutia while ignoring the bigger issue whining about why everyone else is wrong and mean to him.
December 14, 2024 at 2:10 AM
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The parents themselves said they were put in harms way by what Reed and Singal did.

But this is his MO. Get called out and then disingenuously lie about what it is he's called out for and explain it away as insignificant while attacking his critics.

Article here:

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The following day, the mother lodged two federal privacy complaints and one with the university. Reed “shared details in that article that put myself and my child at risk,” said the mother.
December 14, 2024 at 2:02 AM
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Singal is such a lying hack. He always does this thing where he hyperfocuses on a minute detail to exculpate himself. "I only shared a sentence!" Everyone is lying!

No, he shared screenshot of the spreadsheet Jamie Reed kept with PHI of multiple patients including appointment times. It's still up.
The image contains text from an article or commentary. Here's the transcribed text: --- Reed never sent me this child’s “medical records.” Rather, she shared exactly one new line from the therapist’s letter that had jumped out at her and which she had copied into a notes document. The other line I included in that story — the line with the “helicopter” language — had already been published in the affidavit, which was itself republished by The St. Louis Post-Dispatch and other outlets, and therefore was already public. Here’s the context in which that one other line appeared. I’ll bold it: > The patient was quoted in the letter as saying they identified as a “communist, attack helicopter, human, female, maybe non-binary.” The therapist also wrote that the patient reported that they “hope for the transition to feel better in my body and no longer just in a flesh box.” Despite these major red flags — or at least what Reed saw as red flags, reading the letter months later — the referring provider nonetheless finished the letter by saying the young person was ready for hormones. That’s it. That’s the “private medical records,” the “doxing,” the “releasing of trans kids’ medical information,” the reason vulnerable youth had to flee Missouri (according to Alejandra Caraballo), and the reason I should “never know a moment of peace.” That’s what this whole thing is about: 18 non-identifying words from a therapist’s letter of support for hormones. I included the line because it was colorful, sad, and arguably provided more support for Reed’s claim that this child was greenlit for a major medical intervention despite not being in a healthy enough psychological place to take that step. The image contains a portion of text discussing HIPAA regulations and the sharing of patient information. Here is the transcribed text: --- Reed “shared details in that article that put myself and my child at risk,” said the mother. The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, known as HIPAA, regulates how a patient’s health information can be stored, accessed and shared. The threshold for a violation is high. According to the HIPAA Journal, more than two-thirds of challenges received by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services are rejected after review. Matthew Cortland, a health care lawyer and activist based in Washington, filed a complaint on March 12, citing Reed’s story and a follow-up article published on the platform Substack by journalist Jesse Singal. In both, Reed references a “red flag list” of patients kept on a spreadsheet by her and another Transgender Center employee. The Substack piece also includes quotes from notes Reed said she kept on her iPhone from a therapist’s letter about a patient. In a different Substack newsletter, Singal published a screenshot of a partially redacted spreadsheet, including referral dates of new patients. Whistleblowers, like Reed, are covered by an exception to the privacy rule in which they are allowed to disclose protected health information to certain oversight agencies and attorneys if they believe professional standards have been violated.
December 14, 2024 at 2:02 AM
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December 9, 2024 at 7:36 PM
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man-w-no-name.bsky.social The Man With No Name @man-w-no-name.bsky.social · Dec 9
Turns out the internet's lovable hero (murderer) actually has a dark side (indicated an interest in reading Ayn Rand).
December 9, 2024 at 6:48 PM
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Why didn't they just put the photos inside a glass case that only the manager can open
unusualwhales.bsky.social Unusual Whales @unusualwhales.bsky.social · Dec 6
BREAKING: CVS removes photos of executives from its website in wake of UnitedHealthcare CEO’s assassination
December 6, 2024 at 6:50 PM
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valetparker.bsky.social
I can’t believe I forgot to remind everyone on Thanksgiving about Sharon Weiss. The woman who scorched her pumpkin pie and then blamed Marie Callender’s for it. If you don’t know, you’re missing out. Some of the best comments and memes on the original post.
December 1, 2024 at 4:20 AM
deano-camino.bsky.social
I guess I can leave my first post here. Not much to say, just a thirsty boy who likes hot takes and pretty bewbs and tries not to be an asshole.
November 26, 2024 at 6:24 PM