Personally, I don't relate to this attitude at all, and if the whole gender critical community was composed of people who felt this way I wouldn't want to identify with it. I think gender dysphoria is real and some people are genuinely affected by it. I think that some of those people might be helped by transitioning. (This all seems to be in line with what even gender critical researchers have said on the matter.) There are probably a lot of people transitioning for other reasons, and some of them may be mentally ill. But as a person with mental illness, I don't think judging the way people deal with their mental illnesses or hating people who have them is particularly productive or kind. Having a mental illness means it's a lot harder to figure out what care you need and if doctors are not giving you good advice or even giving you bad advice, what then are you supposed to do? A lot of people have been prescribed drugs for depression that actually have increased suicidal thoughts as a side effect. Is it their fault if they take these and then commit suicide? We need to put responsibility where it ought to lie with medical professionals and organizations to reclaim their responsibility to give the best care as dictated by science and research, not based on how the political winds are blowing.