1. Until June 16, 2020, that you could be fired for being gay or transgender. And that's not even a blanket ruling, as religious institutions in the US are basically exempt from the Civil Rights Act protections.
2. It's still illegal to use one bathroom or another as a transgender person depending on which state you're in.
3. Transgender people are not allowed in the US military.
The list goes on, that's just kinda off the top of my head.
[1]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LGBT_rights_in_the_European_Un...
Additionally, some of the hormone blocking drugs can cause bone loss (presenting a real physical risk).
Obviously, this has innumerable risks in a military environment from an objective standpoint. In fact, even post-transition, suicidal ideation is still orders of magnitude higher than average.
You pass basic training just the same so half your arguments are null right there. If you can’t pass basic training they don’t care what’s between your legs, you’re going home.
Do you think basic training is enough to identify the risks associated with the bone density loss seen in some clinical transgender treatments? My understanding is that problems associated with that side effect could manifest at any time.
All the research we have on this says it's caused by the presence of transphobia, and isn't intrinsic to being trans.