What do I think? I think it is distasteful and disrespectful. (Although I'm not surprised with all the crap internet memes out there.)Wondering what people think of the "Not A Dude" trend happening in women's sports:
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What do I think? I think it is distasteful and disrespectful. (Although I'm not surprised with all the crap internet memes out there.)Wondering what people think of the "Not A Dude" trend happening in women's sports:
Sometimes biological sex matters, do you agree?Replace 'trans' with any other adjective and it becomes clear how self-defeating the distinction you are trying to outline is.
Where's the website that shows when trans women are displaced by cis women? There isn't one. Why do you think that is? It's a website dedicated to appeal to people's confirmation bias
I'm not understanding your logic here? AFAIK there are currently no athletic events that have a special category for trans women only. (BTW, I think that category should be added.) Because no such category exists, the phrase "trans women displaced by cis women" is nonsensical.
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Either that, or you are purposefully unwilling to acknowledge the content of what I actually wrote. I thought I had expressed my thoughts clearly, though
That is probably the best adjective amd verb to describe what real, good information is to a pseudointellectual and how they process it. It's not garbage McInfo, it's takes time to digest, you may have to digest other things to know how to digest it, it's just too much effort when the facade of intelligence is all you have.Whoosh
If you're so smart, why do you so often stoop to personal attacks? Not a good lookThat is probably the best adjective amd verb to describe what real, good information is to a pseudointellectual and how they process it. It's not garbage McInfo, it's takes time to digest, you may have to digest other things to know how to digest it, it's just too much effort when the facade of intelligence is all you have.
News flash:If you're so smart, why do you so often stoop to personal attacks? Not a good look
News flash:
I'm not here to impress you. I'm not actually here to impress anyone, but it's apparent you're among the low-info members regarding this topic so I'm definitely not worried about what you say.
PS, I wasn't even directing that personally or specifically towards you. It was actually aimed at basically everyone who masquerades as being knowledgeable of the trans topic but so clearly don't know dicks from dildos about it.
You called it a personal attack.News flash: I didn't say it was about me - rofl
You called it a personal attack.
It was actually aimed at basically everyone who masquerades as being knowledgeable of the trans topic but so clearly don't know dicks from dildos about it.
I called out no one specific.Oh Dear, THIS comment of yours is a personal attack:
I called out no one specific.
But with you, civility long ago died with your bad faith, dishonest, high horsed arguments that waves away what medicine amd science actually says, you scream of activist boogeymen, and pass yourself off as knowledgeable on the subject when clearly you are so far off target you use dated terminology like its accurate to do so amd acceptable to put correct terminology between commas as a side note.
Feel free to start a thread on a policy, and I'll give my thoughts, for whatever they are worth. My thoughts about the photo in the OP for this particular thread have been (I believe) quite unambiguous.I'm making a distinction between our personal behaviors - I'm sure yours are good - and public policies.
And many of these public policies sound good on the surface but are ultimately quite misogynistic. So being silent on these bad policies, or giving them tacit approval, IS a choice.
Is there some misunderstanding you have that when I specifically call out sports as a realm where I think there is contextual need to have a better handle on gender, you continue to use sports as an 'argument' against my position? Check other threads, if you like...I've been quite consistent.How many girls should lose their athletic dreams to support selfish asshats like Lia Thomas?
I dunno. I feel like putting a number on it is a little vulgar. How many do you think?How many women need to be raped or otherwise assaulted in women' safe spaces, so that men in dresses, who have made zero attempts to transition, can have access to these spaces?
Any number above zero makes the current "solution" zero-sum. We need to do better than thatI dunno. I feel like putting a number on it is a little vulgar. How many do you think?
Any number above zero makes the current "solution" zero-sum. We need to do better than that
More or less, yes. We should always look for win-win solutions before settling on zero-sum solutions.Do you apply this logic to everything?
I'm waiting for your threads on one or two other pressing issues if so.
More or less, yes. We should always look for win-win solutions before settling on zero-sum solutions.
Do you disagree?
(Of course win-win solutions aren't always possible, I understand that.)
Earlier we had this exchange:That isn't me saying all bets are off. That is me saying I don't really believe lone instances of anything are very meaningful to decision making, and (as stated) I don't think this OP was about the problems with trans access to women's safe spaces, or similar. Rather, there was a doctored photo with a pithy punchline which was cheap and crap imho...despite being someone who believes some level of control is needed within sports.
lewis: Frequently now?It seems you'd like to imagine that this is all benign, but it's not, it's frequently quite misogynistic, often violently so.