Trans eligibility rules for girls sports.

Chelsea dad g09 said:
Why not use a state where they're illegal? Btw, use total gun deaths not per capita and see how much those top 10 change.
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Use total gun deaths? Sure. Annual gun deaths in the US are almost 50,000. In Japan, that number is 100. In the UK, about 150.
 
SurFutbol said:
Use total gun deaths? Sure. Annual gun deaths in the US are almost 50,000. In Japan, that number is 100. In the UK, about 150.
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Wow way to have a bad faith argument from the jump. Shouldn't have expected anything less, shame on me. Let's keep things here at home instead of moving the needle to fit your narrative.
 
Chelsea dad g09 said:
Why not use a state where they're illegal? Btw, use total gun deaths not per capita and see how much those top 10 change.
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Total gun deaths in TX the last year of the fed assault weapons ban were 2,400. Now almost twice that at more than 4,600 a year. Nationally, 29,000 in 2003 to 49,000 annually now. California had the same number of gun deaths the last year of the fed assault weapons ban as it does now.

How about those absolute numbers?
 
Chelsea dad g09 said:
Wow way to have a bad faith argument from the jump. Shouldn't have expected anything less, shame on me. Let's keep things here at home instead of moving the needle to fit your narrative.
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Of course you don’t want to talk about the actual relationship between actual gun laws and actual gun deaths, because you lose based on actual reality.
 
Chelsea dad g09 said:
Wow way to have a bad faith argument from the jump. Shouldn't have expected anything less, shame on me. Let's keep things here at home instead of moving the needle to fit your narrative.
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Obviously you don’t like to hear that you’re far less likely to get shot in either a country or a state that bans assault rifles.
 
SurFutbol said:
Our military really doesn’t do much of anything besides waste a trillion dollars a year.


Coast Guard Trans children are following the laws, which allow them to participate. You’re the one who has a problem with the rule of law. Ha ha. Whiny transphobe can’t handle democracy.

And how whiny and pathetic is our military, which demands an entire month for appreciation plus two holidays? And for what? It’s just a job, only a less important one than teacher or sanitation engineer. Someone serving in the military is less likely to die on the job than the person responsible for pulling my sushi out of the sea.
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Armed Forces Day is the third Saturday in May. (smokem if you gottem)

Army Day is April 6. (Over hill, over dale...)

Navy Day is October 27. (Anchors Aweigh...)

Maine Corps Birthday is November 10. (Oo-rah!)

Air Force Day is September 18. (We took the blue from the skies...)

Coast Guard Day is August 4. (Show me your flotation devices...)

Merchant Marine Day is May 22. (Heave ho my lads heave ho...)

There is no Space Force Day. (At least not on this Earth)
 
You are 10x more likely to die by gun in the most pro-gun state (Mississippi) than the least (Hawaii). Almost 5x more likely than the states with assault weapon bans.
 
SurFutbol said:
Total gun deaths in TX the last year of the fed assault weapons ban were 2,400. Now almost twice that at more than 4,600 a year. Nationally, 29,000 in 2003 to 49,000 annually now. California had the same number of gun deaths the last year of the fed assault weapons ban as it does now.

How about those absolute numbers?
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So are you lying on purpose or accident about California's numbers?
 
Chelsea dad g09 said:
Armed Forces Day is the third Saturday in May. (smokem if you gottem)

Army Day is April 6. (Over hill, over dale...)

Navy Day is October 27. (Anchors Aweigh...)

Maine Corps Birthday is November 10. (Oo-rah!)

Air Force Day is September 18. (We took the blue from the skies...)

Coast Guard Day is August 4. (Show me your flotation devices...)

Merchant Marine Day is May 22. (Heave ho my lads heave ho...)

There is no Space Force Day. (At least not on this Earth)
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It seems our military needs participation trophies just as much as the transphobic daddies at this site want trophies for their mediocre daughters.
 
SurFutbol said:
It seems our military needs participation trophies just as much as the transphobic daddies at this site want trophies for their mediocre daughters.
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I have commented before on the creeping rackism (a "rack" is a person's collection of ribbon awards worn on the chest). When I got out after 8 years, I had exactly 2, both of which I would have earned by doing nothing except my daily job of repairing aircraft electronics. If I had gone through the same experience under today's rules, I would have had 4 more, plus a second award for one or of the first two.
 
espola said:
I have commented before on the creeping rackism (a "rack" is a person's collection of ribbon awards worn on the chest). When I got out after 8 years, I had exactly 2, both of which I would have earned by doing nothing except my daily job of repairing aircraft electronics. If I had gone through the same experience under today's rules, I would have had 4 more, plus a second award for one or of the first two.
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The clowns here think they’re tough because some actual heroes stormed the beach at Normandy 80 years ago. In reality, they’re nobodies who are terrified of trans children.
 
SurFutbol said:
It seems our military needs participation trophies just as much as the transphobic daddies at this site want trophies for their mediocre daughters.
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espola said:
I have commented before on the creeping rackism (a "rack" is a person's collection of ribbon awards worn on the chest). When I got out after 8 years, I had exactly 2, both of which I would have earned by doing nothing except my daily job of repairing aircraft electronics. If I had gone through the same experience under today's rules, I would have had 4 more, plus a second award for one or of the first two.
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If you honorably serve in the military you deserve any and all participation trophies. By even alluding to the comparison of youth sports participation (where the term participation trophy derived from) to military participation takes a significant shortage of brain cells and/or hate.
 
watfly said:
If you honorably serve in the military you deserve any and all participation trophies. By even alluding to the comparison of youth sports participation (where the term participation trophy derived from) to military participation takes a significant shortage of brain cells and/or hate.
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Agreed. All these clowns who are whining about pride month exists given that American heroes (not them of course) stormed the beach in Normandy 80 years ago definitely lack brain cells. They’re so terrified of trans children and pathetic that they try to point to the heroism of others in order to rationalize their sad homophobia and transphobia.
 
watfly said:
If you honorably serve in the military you deserve any and all participation trophies. By even alluding to the comparison of youth sports participation (where the term participation trophy derived from) to military participation takes a significant shortage of brain cells and/or hate.
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Back when I was floating around in the ocean* on the biggest boat** a few of us started dreaming up new awards to wear. I remember a few --

Cumshaw commendation medal -- awarded to those who obtained necessary (or desired) materials outside the established supply chain
Asterisk for good conduct award -- awarded to those who intentionally violated Navy Regulations but never got caught
Red-eye Award -- awarded to those who were on duty at least 24 hours straight with no sleep
Purple Herman Award -- awarded to those who contracted a social disease in a foreign port

*"Join the Navy and see the world (hint -- it's 3/4 ocean)
** Uss Enterprise -- there are bigger ones now
 
Gosh, it’s so unfair that people oppose bigotry today, because other people fought bravely at Guadalcanal 80 years ago! Such bullshit coming from cowards who are terrified of trans children.
 
What happened to all these pathetic homophobes and transphobes pretending to be heroes “by proxy” because they claim to reflect on actual war heroes while they’re grilling burgers and boycotting Budweiser beer products on memorial day.
 
Slobodan said:
Not really. All the companies & celebrities finished their requisite pandering on Day 1 and now we go back to normal. That's a delicate subject for the dudes below, but it's gonna be 12 long months until these princesses get to be center stage again. By the way, that homie in the purple dress looks a little bloated. You think he's menstruating?

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How pathetic that these people terrify you.
 
SurFutbol said:
Our military really doesn’t do much of anything besides waste a trillion dollars a year.


Trans children are following the laws, which allow them to participate. You’re the one who has a problem with the rule of law. Ha ha. Whiny transphobe can’t handle democracy.

And how whiny and pathetic is our military, which demands an entire month for appreciation plus two holidays? And for what? It’s just a job, only a less important one than teacher or sanitation engineer. Someone serving in the military is less likely to die on the job than the person responsible for pulling my sushi out of the sea.
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So about what JoeTato will send to Ukraine, for a war we're not in, because those bribes don't fund themselves? I guess it's better than Vladdy taking us and Canada with 'em.
 
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