Then there was no point because they don't have to choose between the two. It was just an irrelevant statement to project that women still are not as good as men. No need or purpose in that.
I am a dumb pig on issues like this
No one said women as a gender aren’t as good as men. Quit being so dramatic.
Look at the above post where tubberville claims that women's sports is over because of the high number of male athletes.
Ah! I see the Tuberville thing now. Yes, extremely dumb.
The way your statement came across is that until women's sport is chosen over men's then it's hasn't improved.
Yeah, think we are all in agreement with all of the above. Nothing controversial in your post at all.
It is so very sad that people will believe these blatant lies when it's so easy to lookup the numbers.
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So, Hernandez is quite good and has a reasonable chance to win the state title for the first time in her career after significant year over year improvement. For whatever reason, her opponents in that meet had uncompetitive jumps based on California HS stats I checked. That may be normal in HS girl’s Triple Jump — maybe only a few are really competitive on a state-title level. Or maybe she has gone from solid to dominant between her junior and senior year for some reason.Trans high school track star sparks fury after winning girls’ triple jump by staggering 8 feet
Trans high school track star sparks fury after winning girls’ triple jump by staggering 8 feet
Her run of track victories has sparked fury online — with critics quickly accusing her of having an unfair advantage.
Don't encourage him. Not on this subject.
I responded b/c this story has gotten a lot of national coverage, so knowing little about the TJ I was curious about how extreme this result was.
Anyway, as a HS basketball player I was a decidedly undersized center at 5-9. Our cross-town rival had a 6-1 center who got a D-1 scholarship and was a 4-year starter in the Metro conference, when she averaged 14+ ppg and over 7 rpg for her career (she score more and rebounded a bit less her freshman year in college). Her HS team was a dominant team that won the state title.
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I'm sure our resident Trumpers and especially bosiders would argue that the bill "is no big deal" because it likely won't pass the legislature, but what they overlook is that it represents the growing sentiments of a great many Republicans and that the GOP is passing laws nearly as bad in other states. And not only are they now going to extremes with transgenders, but we're seeing a growing number of efforts to take overturning gay marriage rights back to the Supreme Court so that Obergefell can be overturned just as Roe was, and growing numbers of bills to make getting abortion a crime that will lead to women in red states being put in prison for murder, even if they got their abortion in a blue state. And there have also been bills introduced in red states since January to end no-fault divorce, ban easy access to contraceptives for women, and on and on. It's literally rolling back the clock on much of the social and legal progress that minorities have made for the last sixty or so years.Bill proposed in Texas could charge transgender people with 'gender identity fraud'
Bill proposed in Texas could charge transgender people with 'gender identity fraud'
A bill proposed in the Texas legislature could charge transgender Texans with a felony if they commit what proponents call “gender identity fraud.”
“… Republican state Rep. Tom Oliverson, who represents a part of Houston in District 130, introduced House Bill 3817 that would amend the Texas Penal Code to add a new form of fraud related to gender identity.
According to the bill, “gender identity fraud” would be commuted if a person “knowingly makes a false or misleading verbal or written statement to a governmental entity or the person’s employer by identifying the person’s biological sex as the opposite of the biological sex assigned to the person at birth.”
The penalty if someone were to commit "gender identity fraud" would be a state felony, which could land a person in prison for up to two years and a $10,000 fine. The bill is not expected to pass, according to the Texas Legislature tracker, as it has no co-sponsors and has not moved to any committees. …”
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Just a bill bit geez
yup.