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Send all of them to California. It's a win win - they won't be in red states and Californians can embrace non binary equity and inclusion.
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From the article:
"The legislation is sponsored by state Rep. Jena Powell, who claims that transgender women have physical advantages over those assigned female at birth, claiming transgender women have greater lung capacity, larger hearts, higher red blood cell counts, stronger tendons and ligaments, greater muscle strength, and increased bone density."
Claims?
As if there isn't a mountain of science to support all of this?
"Claims" suggests this is a position, an opinion or a debate.
Regardless, I did respond to the question at the end so I could see the results. At the time 514 people had responded.
Do you generally support or oppose laws that ban transgender people from participating in sports based on their assigned sex at birth?
85% strongly support these laws
4% Somewhat support
2% Somewhat oppose
7% Strongly oppose
1% have no opinion
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"Assigned sex at birth" is semantical BS. Call it what it is: genetic sex.
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Sooner or later some guy is going to seriously hurt a girl playng this trans BS watch what happens then. Time all this insanity stopped, hell be what ya want but you can't compete vs girls in sports, just that simple this must be stopped its stupid to begin with.
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RossiCheated wrote:
From the article:
"The legislation is sponsored by state Rep. Jena Powell, who claims that transgender women have physical advantages over those assigned female at birth, claiming transgender women have greater lung capacity, larger hearts, higher red blood cell counts, stronger tendons and ligaments, greater muscle strength, and increased bone density."
Claims?
As if there isn't a mountain of science to support all of this?
"Claims" suggests this is a position, an opinion or a debate.
Regardless, I did respond to the question at the end so I could see the results. At the time 514 people had responded.
Do you generally support or oppose laws that ban transgender people from participating in sports based on their assigned sex at birth?
85% strongly support these laws
4% Somewhat support
2% Somewhat oppose
7% Strongly oppose
1% have no opinion
The poll is now up to 948 responses with 88% strongly supporting these laws.
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Trump admits here in the first minute below how he knows to press the buttons of you rednecks by talking about transgenders.
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My hero Donald Trump, he'll put a stop to this trans insanity. BRAVO!!!!!
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you can be a right-winger like me and still support what we are doing in Ukraine. I hate how being pro- or anti-Ukraine has fallen along party lines. What if you are a conservative who actually supports Ukraine? SLAVA UKRAINI
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What if I am ambivalent about Ukraine but thinking ending the war as soon as possible, but more importantly, spending the least amount of American money is the best policy to follow?
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Deno wrote:
My hero Donald Trump, he'll put a stop to this trans insanity. BRAVO!!!!!
This is outside of anything the president can really impact.
I'm disappointed in Ohio. Less people run as the gender they feel. Whether that's trans male or transfemale doesn't matter they are real males and real females.
There is no need to "save women's sports", just line up and do the best you can. Doesn't matter if you come in first place or thousandth place if you did your best.
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RossiCheated wrote:
From the article:
"The legislation is sponsored by state Rep. Jena Powell, who claims that transgender women have physical advantages over those assigned female at birth, claiming transgender women have greater lung capacity, larger hearts, higher red blood cell counts, stronger tendons and ligaments, greater muscle strength, and increased bone density."
Claims?
As if there isn't a mountain of science to support all of this?
"Claims" suggests this is a position, an opinion or a debate.
Regardless, I did respond to the question at the end so I could see the results. At the time 514 people had responded.
Do you generally support or oppose laws that ban transgender people from participating in sports based on their assigned sex at birth?
85% strongly support these laws
4% Somewhat support
2% Somewhat oppose
7% Strongly oppose
1% have no opinion
Exactly how many male teenagers in Ohio schools have transitioned into a female? Of those, how many actually play high school sports? 0.0001%?
Sounds like a lot of fear mongering...which the right does all the time.
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458777 wrote:
RossiCheated wrote:
From the article:
"The legislation is sponsored by state Rep. Jena Powell, who claims that transgender women have physical advantages over those assigned female at birth, claiming transgender women have greater lung capacity, larger hearts, higher red blood cell counts, stronger tendons and ligaments, greater muscle strength, and increased bone density."
Claims?
As if there isn't a mountain of science to support all of this?
"Claims" suggests this is a position, an opinion or a debate.
Regardless, I did respond to the question at the end so I could see the results. At the time 514 people had responded.
Do you generally support or oppose laws that ban transgender people from participating in sports based on their assigned sex at birth?
85% strongly support these laws
4% Somewhat support
2% Somewhat oppose
7% Strongly oppose
1% have no opinion
Exactly how many male teenagers in Ohio schools have transitioned into a female? Of those, how many actually play high school sports? 0.0001%?
Sounds like a lot of fear mongering...which the right does all the time.
The Ohio High School Athletic Association (OHSAA) says there's about 400,000 Ohio high schoolers participating in sports right now and only one transgender athlete on a girls' sports team. There are three transgender athletes competing at the middle school level.
The high school student and one of the middle school students testified against this bill. (The HS student has already finished her senior season. So it won't affect her.)
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Heshes are so far out of their lanes that this won't end well for them.
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