That applies to most media and most issues.
The option to not have a strong opinion on something is an under-utilized skill these days.
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That applies to most media and most issues.
The option to not have a strong opinion on something is an under-utilized skill these days.
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This is incredibly true. Sadly, saying you don't have a strong opinion now comes with the stigma of "then you disagree with me"
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Well I don't think that we needed media to tell us about trans issues. The trans community themselves forced it down our throats every second of every day. I don't have a problem with trans people. I have a problem with insisting I play along and jamming it down our throats. I wasn't enlightened by the media. I was enlightened by the trans community.
I can concede that. ANY topic that is unwantedly thrust onto people will immediately turn people off from your cause.
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Yes, watching my daughter lose to a dude, clearly a dude - more jacked than I ever was in high school - has not made me overly sympathetic to trans rights in sports.
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Changed your mind on that some?
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I wouldn't care. I totally want fake women with dicks around my daughters in locker rooms and competing with them in sports.
And if someone can teach them they get to choose or create their own gender and that the most caring/kind/compassionate are drawn to the freaks, that would be great for their psyche as they grow into adults.
May I ask which sport?
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XC and Track and Field.
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Yeah, at least a bit. As my mom said, "Women spent a lifetime fighting for title 9, and now men are still trying to take it away."
Gotcha. I don't have strong opinions on trans issues related to athletics and can absolutely see points from both sides, but I view it as a separate issue than the greater conversation related to trans and LGBT. Not the intent or purpose of this thread but HT is such a breath of fresh air when it comes to (mostly) civil discourse and hearing views and opinions that are different than mine.
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