Joe Biden’s First Day Began the End of Girls’ Sports

EOTL said:
Yup. Definitely the deep state. The juggernaut trans lobby is bribing officials to let them keep participating with all the massive tv revenue money they’re getting from the networks. Makes so much sense. They’re all in cahoots.
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So by your logic, when the CDC, WHO and even President Biden says schools should be open are they all in a deep state conspiracy to kill grandma and grandpa?
 
Kicker4Life said:
So by your logic, when the CDC, WHO and even President Biden says schools should be open are they all in a deep state conspiracy to kill grandma and grandpa?
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First, you misrepresent all of their positions on school reopenings. Second, WTF are you talking about?
 
EOTL said:
Yup. Definitely the deep state. The juggernaut trans lobby is bribing officials to let them keep participating with all the massive tv revenue money they’re getting from the networks. Makes so much sense. They’re all in cahoots.
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If you’re going to put words in my mouth, try to stay on topic. Deep state would be about career civil servants, and I did not mention them.

I said leftist advocates have gone way too far in accusing people of racism, sexism, and homophobia whenever someone disagrees with them.

I’m talking about groups like HRC and BLM. People outside the government who throw around words like “racist“, “sexist” and “homophobe” in an effort to shut down their opponents.

Much like you do, you racist, sexist, homophobic magat.
 
EOTL said:
Ha ha. Curt Schilling self-cancels. Magats are such self-pitying whiners.

www.espn.com

No new members to HOF; Schilling asks off ballot

Voters did not elect any players to the Baseball Hall of Fame for 2021, it was announced Tuesday. Meanwhile, leading vote-getter Curt Schilling asked to be removed from next year's ballot.
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Unlike your kid sniffing hero, Curt knows when it’s time. I won’t bother to educate you about him saying he’s not HOF worthy.

Any other Trump supporting celebrities with garbage cans you dig through?
 
EOTL said:
You’re so right. The 14th and a half amendment quite clearly says that privileged snowflake karens must be allowed to run 100 meter dashes as slowly as they want and still get a participation ribbon.
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All the more reason to add some boys in dresses to spice things up! Maybe offer a “daddy’s approval” trophy for the best time?
 
dad4 said:
If you’re going to put words in my mouth, try to stay on topic. Deep state would be about career civil servants, and I did not mention them.

I said leftist advocates have gone way too far in accusing people of racism, sexism, and homophobia whenever someone disagrees with them.

I’m talking about groups like HRC and BLM. People outside the government who throw around words like “racist“, “sexist” and “homophobe” in an effort to shut down their opponents.

Much like you do, you racist, sexist, homophobic magat.
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I stand corrected. It’s actually BLM is bribing the IOC and high school sports governing bodies to let transgender athletes participate.
 
Did you see that Parler is reporting that Biden has completely banned biological women from playing sports?
 
happy9 said:
There is a lot of truth to that. I may reconsider the option in order to engage in meaningful discussion.
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You’re ready for meaningful discussion? Really? Does that mean you accept there are legitimate reasons to let transgender athletes participate and are ready to debate whether or not those outweigh reasons not to? You accept that there are often ways to mitigate and often eliminate an increased risk of injury depending on the action taken and the sport? You’re ready to state your opinion in a way that treats the transgender runner in that CT race with dignity and respect? You’re prepared to tell the trumpanzees in the audience who are making offensive slurs against transgender athletes that they are out of line?

Or are you the same blowhard you were yesterday, unwilling to even consider the interests of transgender athletes and the reasoning behind virtually every sports governing body in the US, and hysterical that transgender athletes will cause severe career ending injuries to others despite it never happening in the history of youth sports as best I can tell?
 
EOTL said:
You’re ready for meaningful discussion? Really? Does that mean you accept there are legitimate reasons to let transgender athletes participate and are ready to debate whether or not those outweigh reasons not to? You accept that there are often ways to mitigate and often eliminate an increased risk of injury depending on the action taken and the sport? You’re ready to state your opinion in a way that treats the transgender runner in that CT race with dignity and respect? You’re prepared to tell the trumpanzees in the audience who are making offensive slurs against transgender athletes that they are out of line?

Or are you the same blowhard you were yesterday, unwilling to even consider the interests of transgender athletes and the reasoning behind virtually every sports governing body in the US, and hysterical that transgender athletes will cause severe career ending injuries to others despite it never happening in the history of youth sports as best I can tell?
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There you go again, a swing and a miss. It's like having a sign language discussion with my kids when they couldn't talk - exactly like it.. You are either driven by the sheer thrill of MSU (make sh!t up) or you are really that dense...maybe a combo of the two.

I have no desire to and have never spoken a negative word about transgender athletes.

A level playing field with transgender athletes, have at it. I don't believe in stepping on rights to give someone rights. It's an equality thing right? If you are going to compete as a girl, be a girl (or as close to a girl as you can get without having undue advantage).

Your argument is silly. The NCAA and the IOC have controls in place to level the playing field. Middle schools and high schools do not. So, maybe you want to be the parent of a boy who identifies as a girl, take them through their hormone therapy, meet all of the requirements set forth by the NCAA and the IOC, then unleash them on the field - great, be that parent. I don't have a problem with that. Now, if your 16 year old boy, who's bigger, faster, stronger than girls wants to play on the girls lacrosse team, b-ball team, soccer, run track, wrestle with zero controls in place - That just doesn't pass the eye test. But you will continue to spew forth non -sensical white noise.

I'll leave it up to you to wrangle your beloved trumpanzees. You are doing such a marvelous job. Maybe that's your true calling and maybe that's your contribution to society as you know it.
 
happy9 said:
There you go again, a swing and a miss. It's like having a sign language discussion with my kids when they couldn't talk - exactly like it.. You are either driven by the sheer thrill of MSU (make sh!t up) or you are really that dense...maybe a combo of the two.

I have no desire to and have never spoken a negative word about transgender athletes.

A level playing field with transgender athletes, have at it. I don't believe in stepping on rights to give someone rights. It's an equality thing right? If you are going to compete as a girl, be a girl (or as close to a girl as you can get without having undue advantage).

Your argument is silly. The NCAA and the IOC have controls in place to level the playing field. Middle schools and high schools do not. So, maybe you want to be the parent of a boy who identifies as a girl, take them through their hormone therapy, meet all of the requirements set forth by the NCAA and the IOC, then unleash them on the field - great, be that parent. I don't have a problem with that. Now, if your 16 year old boy, who's bigger, faster, stronger than girls wants to play on the girls lacrosse team, b-ball team, soccer, run track, wrestle with zero controls in place - That just doesn't pass the eye test. But you will continue to spew forth non -sensical white noise.

I'll leave it up to you to wrangle your beloved trumpanzees. You are doing such a marvelous job. Maybe that's your true calling and maybe that's your contribution to society as you know it.
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Ok great, so we can agree that all the other magats are full of s**t bigots to the extent they keep making abysmal transphobic comments that you seem to be fine with.

If you don’t believe in stepping on rights to provide rights, great. These sports governing bodies, tempered by the US Constitution, decide who gets to participate. They have decided the rights of transgender girls that have been trampled on in pretty much every regard justify allowing them to play. Who can run in a race or play in a sport is not determined by mother nature or even your god. The “right” to come in last in a 100m rais no right at all.

Middle schools do not impose requirements like the NCAA because a child’s right to privacy outweighs snowflake karen of CT’s hurt feelings about not being able to come in last in a race. At higher levels like pro and NCAA, the importance of winning and losing, combined with the participants being adults, changes that equation.

And as for your fake concern about injuries, it is, well, fake. I am not aware of any person in history being injured by a trans athlete ever. And that is why there are rules in place to address it. The risk of injury among youth football players of different sizes and abilities is far higher, yet nobody care about that.

You can mock me all you want, but I am just telling you what is happening and why. And why your neanderthalic way of thinking that some fundamental law of nature mandates that only biological girls can play sports together, is over. Your only chance is to recognize that these reasons are legitimate, and impose limits where there is a real injury risk, not a fake one like “hurt feelings.”. Youth sports has very little to do with winning and losing.
 
EOTL said:
Ok great, so we can agree that all the other magats are full of s**t bigots to the extent they keep making abysmal transphobic comments that you seem to be fine with.

If you don’t believe in stepping on rights to provide rights, great. These sports governing bodies, tempered by the US Constitution, decide who gets to participate. They have decided the rights of transgender girls that have been trampled on in pretty much every regard justify allowing them to play. Who can run in a race or play in a sport is not determined by mother nature or even your god. The “right” to come in last in a 100m rais no right at all.

Middle schools do not impose requirements like the NCAA because a child’s right to privacy outweighs snowflake karen of CT’s hurt feelings about not being able to come in last in a race. At higher levels like pro and NCAA, the importance of winning and losing, combined with the participants being adults, changes that equation.

And as for your fake concern about injuries, it is, well, fake. I am not aware of any person in history being injured by a trans athlete ever. And that is why there are rules in place to address it. The risk of injury among youth football players of different sizes and abilities is far higher, yet nobody care about that.

You can mock me all you want, but I am just telling you what is happening and why. And why your neanderthalic way of thinking that some fundamental law of nature mandates that only biological girls can play sports together, is over. Your only chance is to recognize that these reasons are legitimate, and impose limits where there is a real injury risk, not a fake one like “hurt feelings.”. Youth sports has very little to do with winning and losing.
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ahhh, not even going to address most of your nonsensical and out of context assertions.

Have you ever played youth football or have you ever had a child play youth football? I know you were likely busy all day researching and cutting/pasting what you read to this website. go back and research how youth football addresses the issue of size/weight.
 
happy9 said:
ahhh, not even going to address most of your nonsensical and out of context assertions.

Have you ever played youth football or have you ever had a child play youth football? I know you were likely busy all day researching and cutting/pasting what you read to this website. go back and research how youth football addresses the issue of size/weight.
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Oh, so youth football governing bodies impose rules that adequately address the potential problem, just like youth sports governing bodies do with transgender athletes? Is that what you’re saying?
 
happy9 said:
ahhh, not even going to address most of your nonsensical and out of context assertions.

Have you ever played youth football or have you ever had a child play youth football? I know you were likely busy all day researching and cutting/pasting what you read to this website. go back and research how youth football addresses the issue of size/weight.
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I am so relieved to learn that it is possible to implement guidelines in youth sports that adequately reduce the risk of injuries that might arise as a result of disparities in size, strength and athletic ability. If only it were possible to do that with trans athletes so we can get this injury epidemic of zero injuries ever under control.
 
happy9 said:
So you haven't had one yet? a girl? again, not talking about college. My DD isn't scared of a thing and up until this year, routinely played against 100% boys teams of her same age as part of their training regimen. That stopped this year. Boys are too big, too strong. They still play boys, but usually an age group or two down. The idea that a bio boy who identifies as a girl without having the requisite controls in place as mandated by the NCAA and the IOC, at age 14-16, should be on the field with girls is silly to most parents of girls. I'm sure (cross my fingers) that you have at least played organized sports at some level as a youth. Size, speed, strength matters. And when the difference is too far apart, can be dangerous.

It's a tough argument to have, especially from a social, cultural perspective. I don't think the idea of hatred goes through any parent's mind. Season ending/career ending injuries come to mind.

It's a tough predicament and the outcomes aren't going to please everyone. I don't have one iota of an argument against transgender athletes that have gone through the required protocols to play the sport they love.

So go ahead and spew your hate. I'm beginning to doubt you ever played sports or have a child that does/did. On those assumptions alone, your opinion is about as relevant as the steam of dog sh!t.

But you are pretty good about arguing nonsense and spreading vitriol.
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So if youth football implements appropriate precautions because it is aware that “size, speed, strength matters” and “when the difference is too far apart, can be dangerous”, why can’t that be done with transgender girls? The answer is that it can, and it is. The fear of injury argument is a fake one fueled by hysterical transphobia.
 
EOTL said:
So if youth football implements appropriate precautions because it is aware that “size, speed, strength matters” and “when the difference is too far apart, can be dangerous”, why can’t that be done with transgender girls? The answer is that it can, and it is. The fear of injury argument is a fake one fueled by hysterical transphobia.
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Oh....so now you want to fat shame girls?

Although I agree that this is really a minor issue (especially as it relates to youth sports), I don’t think it should have ranked among the first Executive orders in the Biden Admin. Nor do I agree with how you’ve gone about trying I make your point.
 
Kicker4Life said:
Oh....so now you want to fat shame girls?

Although I agree that this is really a minor issue (especially as it relates to youth sports), I don’t think it should have ranked among the first Executive orders in the Biden Admin. Nor do I agree with how you’ve gone about trying I make your point.
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Great. Get your buddies like Scotty boy to treat people with dignity and respect, and we’ll talk about my approach.

And stop making up nonsense about fat shaming girls. Look, I get that you’re on the losing end of this argument and don’t have legitimate counter-arguments, but making up lies is really unbecoming. Honestly, I do not agree with how you’re going about trying to make your point, whatever that point is that you’re trying to make.
 
EOTL said:
So if youth football implements appropriate precautions because it is aware that “size, speed, strength matters” and “when the difference is too far apart, can be dangerous”, why can’t that be done with transgender girls? The answer is that it can, and it is. The fear of injury argument is a fake one fueled by hysterical transphobia.
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Where? Am I missing something? Are there age/weight classes for girls soccer?
 
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