LootHunter: Want data? Here is some:
okay so first of all 25 people is a really small sample size, but I'm familiar with this vaguely so I won't twist your arm too hard on that. What I will twist your arm on is that this is specifically looking at people in their adolescence (ages 10-13) and from what I've heard people early on life have a high drop out rate, for lack of a better term, from their gender identity issues however post puberty most people who still report issues don't stop feeling that way.
There is something of a conundrum of what to do with that however, pre-pubsecent changes to a trans person's hormones is worth it's weight in gold compared to post pubescent changes, and in fact many people who go on hormone blockers before around 16 can quite easily pass which probably does a lot with gender dysphoria issues; of course the flip side is that many people can also make dumb choices as kids. One way or another people get hurt.
That all being said I don't see how that contradicts anything I've said or backs up anything I find disagreeable that you've said.
RoadTheExile: Well I think the point others here are making, and which you seem to either be completely missing or choosing to ignore so you can go into hardcore activist mode (you don't agree with me therefore you're all nazis! Reeeee!) - is that most people have no problems with gays/trans/etc., but now that these people have fought for their rights - and won (at least in most countries in the West) - they seem to be taking things too far.
What's too far? What you described highlights one of the issues: kids make dumb decisions. You know what society tends to do, to help kids not make dumb decisions? Restrict legal rights until you're old enough (generally 18 in most countries). It's obvious kids are going to make dumb decisions - they lack the maturity and experience. On top of that, going through puberty can mess with your brain as well as your body, so it would be incredibly irresponsible to allow someone who is 13 or 15 or 16 years old to make a decision to change their gender of birth when this is irreversible, and can potentially lead to regret (or worse, e.g. suicide).
Speaking scientifically, if you want to be something that you're not physically, then you generally have some kind of mental disorder. While I personally would rather opt to change my body rather than my mind (so can understand trans people in that way), that kind of thing should be left up to someone when they're old enough to make an informed decision.
The question "what do we do about children that want to change their gender?" should be pretty obvious: absolutely nothing. Wait till they're older, by which stage some of them may have changed their mind. If they didn't, then they can go through with gender change stuff after they're old enough. Advocating for gender changes prior to adult-hood is irresponsible (with the very rare exception of cases where a child is born with multiple genders or something along those lines).
Now you'll probably focus on the "mental disorder" part and somehow label me as being anti-LGBT person because of it; however note that: 1) I have explicitly stated I have no problems with trans/etc. people, and 2) doing so will irreversibly prove the other points that are being made against you here (i.e. that you're a hardcore reactionary activist resorting to calling people nazis at every opportunity who has no problem with children making irreversible life-altering decisions that they may likely regret to the point of wanting to kill themselves).
The veracity of some of what I'm saying is borne out by that 30-year comprehensive study I posted earlier.