Disingenuous is not taking the 2 seconds to see when it was she started having to deal with this and not acknowledging she has world championships to her name.
Girl, 9, accused of being trans at Kelowna track meet
Thank you.
I guarantee you that a lot of the social media traffic targeting trans citizens originates in Russia, China, Iran, or North Korea. Oh, sure, there are politicians and scum bag grifters pushing it in the US because they are fine with marginalizing and dehumanizing trans citizens in order to access power, but a lot of it comes from overseas because it drives a wedge and creates anger. Cheaply.
To me, this transgender issue doesn't seem hard:
Aside from that, I'm not sure I care how a person identifies in day-to-day life. Seriously, do I care that a person born male, now identifying as female, drops off my Amazon package or is the CEO of my company? Nope. I care about competence. Do I understand it? Nope. But I don't understand the draw to the opera either.
- First and foremost, respect people. Treat others the way you, yourself want to be treated
- No transition surgeries until you're an adult
- No biological men in women's sports
- Create environments for privacy for all. Young girls already struggle with their bodies, so privacy for biological and non-biological females seems like a win-win, e.g., separate shower stalls, toilets, etc. (Heck, even young lads often struggle. My son told me he's not showering at summer camp. It's uncomfortable.)
I was thinking about this quote of yours in one of the Trump threads. Most people don't know a trans citizen, but the degree to which it's become acceptable to attack them, and to interfere in their lives shows how easy it is to activate the hang ups of people. How easy it is to use. misinformation about an individual who in no way impact the daily lives of Americans, to hyper agitate people. I'll politely say you aren't closed to an open discussion, at least. But, trans hatred is an obsession for a lot of people. It's financially and politically profitable, too. Bathroom discussions, or sports discussions are simply the doorway for what could be solved locally to transform into larger scale actions to discriminate. Where this all ends for some people is restrictions on health care for trans
This is a fact. And who knows how many I've encountered in my life and didn't even realize it.
I will say this; the only place this topic even comes up in my life is this board. If I didn't participate in these discussions (and I don't always), "trans" would likely rarely leave my lips. As mentioned earlier, I asked both my daughters about this topic, and I shared their opinions. What I didn't share was my youngest one asking, "Dad, why are you even asking?" I told her it was for some message board discussion. She said, "Are you still on that darn Warchant thing!?" HROT was too much to explain so I just said, "Yup. You know me well."
Wingnut😉To me, this transgender issue doesn't seem hard:
Aside from that, I'm not sure I care how a person identifies in day-to-day life. Seriously, do I care that a person born male, now identifying as female, drops off my Amazon package or is the CEO of my company? Nope. I care about competence. Do I understand it? Nope. But I don't understand the draw to the opera either.
- First and foremost, respect people. Treat others the way you, yourself want to be treated
- No transition surgeries until you're an adult
- No biological men in women's sports
- Create environments for privacy for all. Young girls already struggle with their bodies, so privacy for biological and non-biological females seems like a win-win, e.g., separate shower stalls, toilets, etc. (Heck, even young lads often struggle. My son told me he's not showering at summer camp. It's uncomfortable.)
Yeah, they always say that it’s such a rare occurrence that it shouldn’t be an issue. Then it shouldn’t be an issue if trans women aren’t allowed to compete with women then. Since it’s a rare occurrence and all.
That's great, considering you ignore the hole in your argument.
Bro. Again, the structure of the skeleton is set after puberty, advantage to the male skeleton. Trans people don’t freak me out, my former brother of law is one and I had zero issues with him doing it, as he was the most manly female I’d met at the time. There is zero need to allow trans women to compete against bio females. The bio females that have higher test levels, better bone structure??? Good for them when it comes to sport.
To me, this transgender issue doesn't seem hard:
Aside from that, I'm not sure I care how a person identifies in day-to-day life. Seriously, do I care that a person born male, now identifying as female, drops off my Amazon package or is the CEO of my company? Nope. I care about competence. Do I understand it? Nope. But I don't understand the draw to the opera either.
- First and foremost, respect people. Treat others the way you, yourself want to be treated
- No transition surgeries until you're an adult
- No biological men in women's sports
- Create environments for privacy for all. Young girls already struggle with their bodies, so privacy for biological and non-biological females seems like a win-win, e.g., separate shower stalls, toilets, etc. (Heck, even young lads often struggle. My son told me he's not showering at summer camp. It's uncomfortable.)
Help me out. What is the total number of transgender athletes competing in youth sports. There are approximately 60 million kids registered (and we assume) participating in youth sports. So I would assume this major burning bush issue for your would be 5-10 percent of total youth sport participants are transgender?
Why does it matter, fair is fair. Democrats die on this hill. Stick to the economy and you will win
It matters because you have said this is a burning bush issue on a national stage. So, I want to know...are we talking about a million trans-athletes....two million?
Weird argument. Not many people are using steroids or other enhancing drugs... so is it really that big of a deal?
It isn't about the 5% of trans, ita about the 100% of biological females they compete against.
For it to affect a national election? Sure, local election and policy...have at it....it's where it belongs. Now, if you give me the numbers that there are 1% transgender athletes...let's have the discussion on a nation platform. Do you believe the Mitchell Report and subsequent hearings was a federal issue?
Who's saying we should have national legislation? Local/sporting bodies can handle that.
That's the platform. The Claridan guy and the sales guy are suggesting it's a national issue. If it is, I would like to know the number.. Maybe this is an easier way, the NCAA Women's tournament is about to start, how many transgender athletes are in that tournament.
I don't agree with them that the trans sports question needs federal attention, if that's what they're saying.
It becomes a national issue because the vast majority of people see it as a black and white issue, with the rights of women winning out. The liberals seem to be riding with the trans side.
Ok....how many transgender are "beating out" the rights of women. We are looking at approximately 30 million female athletes. Are you suggesting there is .5%?
Again...it matters for this being promoted on the national stage. i want the local jurisdiction to handle this based on those involved. I don't want Austin (Texas) or DC (federal) involved. You have claimed this is a national issue....if it is a national issue, I would like to know why....are we talking about .1% transgender athletes taking the rights of women?
Again...why is it a national political topic. I'll give you my theory, it's something that meatheads and sales bros can understand--because the other stuff is too nuanced and difficult--and when you approach them with the actual numbers they are not capable of responding...
Couldn't tell ya. Again, my focus is on Women’s rights, and EVERY female competitor that goes against a m-f trans is being impacted.
I chuckle at the the "trans-stuff" because it's not an issue, but red meat that the GOP tosses at the sales bros and meatheads that have taken over the party...the boomers don't seem to care about this issue.
Who cares if we don’t? You get pretty worked up about this topic.
The girls who lose to boys, and their is obviously a push to protect those girls. So why push back?
