Please God No! Caitlyn Jenner Considering A Bid For U.S. Senate In California

XY wrote:

What make one party love celebrities so much? Reagan, Ventura, Trump, Schwartzenegger, etc.

They watch TV an awful lot.

you don't get it ... wrote:

You think a lot about a$$hole? So, so gay of you.

UMMMM wrote:

If I ... an a$$hole ... me as "a$$hole?" .... call me "a$$hole" in response.

I did not write the words immediately above that are attributed to me.

luv2run wrote:

Were you given special access to Semenya's tests to know she is XY?

The fact that Semenya has testes, no womb and the functional testosterone levels of a man were leaked to the media, shortly after Semenya first burst onto the scene, after winning Worlds, amid controversy, in 2009. It's impossible to have testes and be XX.

The fact that the IAAF was supposed to keep that information private was the reason for Caster's $400 million plus lawsuit against them for ruining his reputation as a competitor in women's sport.

Even if you're the type who's skeptical of leaks, the fact that Semenya won't dispel the leaks by making his medical results public really speaks volumes. It's like Mike Rossi claiming that he ran the VIA Marathon and that he has photos to prove it, but he won't share them with the public, even though they could exonerate him. Semenya claims to be a woman and has the medical tests to prove this assertion (if legit) but he refuses to be transparent... gee I wonder why that could be...

apples and oranges, wrote:

You can define things however you want in your own mind. It's your mind. But intersex conditions objectively exist and people with intersex conditions objectively have sex-linked characteristics of both men and women.

Do you think Bruce Jenner, who reportedly is the biological father of several children and recorded a 47.51 for 400m (I don't know if that was his best time), was intersex? Even now, after mutilation and hormone "treatments," do you consider him intersex? I consider him a man who had himself mutilated and "treated" hormonally to change his appearance to that of a woman, but my respect for what I believe is true compels me to refer to Jenner as a male. And I would not consider myself polite or compassionate by referring to him as a female.

UMMMM wrote:

you don't get it ... wrote:

You think a lot about a$$hole? So, so gay of you.

I did not write the words immediately above that are attributed to me.

Those words are in your post in that exact order. Go back and read what you wrote.

they are in your post wrote:

UMMMM wrote:

I did not write the words immediately above that are attributed to me.

Those words are in your post in that exact order. Go back and read what you wrote.

Please look again. Someone else also falsely attributed them to me, and you quoted the false attribution.

UMMMM wrote:

Please look again. Someone else also falsely attributed them to me, and you quoted the false attribution.

The poster "you don't get it" screwed up the quotations, while trying to mock my post.

He never addressed my argument, however...

quickrunner789 wrote:

I just want to point out that anyone who hasn't lost their mind knows that this is a man with breast implants wearing ladies' clothing and makeup.

Awesome! Wish there was a like function on the message board!

wrong wrong wrong wrote:

UMMMM wrote:

Please look again. Someone else also falsely attributed them to me, and you quoted the false attribution.

The poster "you don't get it" screwed up the quotations, while trying to mock my post.

Looking over the full post and the shortened replay the words you wrote are in the exact order you wrote them. Ellipses were used to shorten the full post. Use of ellipses is common when shortening a long comment.

Has it come to this? wrote:

Is California crazy enough to do it?

Considering who the US put in the White House this past November, Jenner would be pretty normal.

SoaciB wrote:

Has it come to this? wrote:

Is California crazy enough to do it?

Considering who the US put in the White House this past November, Jenner would be pretty normal.

Caitlyn did take selfies when using the Trump Tower to take a dump.

rumple 4skin wrote:

Not Really a Brojo wrote:

Hi! I am considering a run for U.S. Senate. Here are my qualifications:

1. Olympic Gold Medal

2. Reality TV Star

3 I'm transgendered

I have no experience in running a business (or multiple businesses). I have no experience in politics. I have no experience in the military. I have 3 ex-wives.

Vote for me!

Right, because all the other politicians are so highly skilled and expereinced experts. Hence the reason the American political machine is in such fine shape.

Al Franken. Hillary Clinton. Barack Obama.

Harvard University. Yale Law/Senator. Harvard Law/State Senate/U.S. Senate.

rumple 4skin wrote:

XY wrote:

What make one party love celebrities so much? Reagan, Ventura, Trump, Schwartzenegger, etc.

Maybe they like people who have accomplished something in other areas of life, and had interests other than a life long burning desire to get into politics as a means to power and control over other peoples' lives?

So I guess the question should be asked - "What make (sic) one party love" people who graduated from college and went straight into a career in politics so much?

Yeah, I guess your right. One party will value famous body builders, wrestlers, movie stars, reality stars etc, while the other party will value education and political acumen etc. Crazy

XY wrote:

the other party will value education and political acumen etc. Crazy

Oh yeah, they've done a bang up job. Top notch. Nothing like the "educated" folks with "political acumen" to help us all along. Whatever would we do without them...

zxcvzxcvzx wrote:

Harvard University. Yale Law/Senator. Harvard Law/State Senate/U.S. Senate.

Wow. I mean, wow! So impressive...

Yet not a single real accomplishment to speak of between them.

Well unless you count crashing the health care system. And a dead ambassador. So there's that.

rumple 4skin wrote:

zxcvzxcvzx wrote:

Harvard University. Yale Law/Senator. Harvard Law/State Senate/U.S. Senate.

Wow. I mean, wow! So impressive...

Yet not a single real accomplishment to speak of between them.

Well unless you count crashing the health care system. And a dead ambassador. So there's that.

0/10 Trumpkin.

pu-yi wrote:

apples and oranges, wrote:

You can define things however you want in your own mind. It's your mind. But intersex conditions objectively exist and people with intersex conditions objectively have sex-linked characteristics of both men and women.

Do you think Bruce Jenner, who reportedly is the biological father of several children and recorded a 47.51 for 400m (I don't know if that was his best time), was intersex? Even now, after mutilation and hormone "treatments," do you consider him intersex? I consider him a man who had himself mutilated and "treated" hormonally to change his appearance to that of a woman, but my respect for what I believe is true compels me to refer to Jenner as a male. And I would not consider myself polite or compassionate by referring to him as a female.

Have you always been such a dick, or is this your first attempt?

Wait!

One of them wrote for SNL during the awful seasons....

I just can't remember which one.

As for the OP,

Jenner has to do it.

She would be the best pole vaulter ever on elected office in the US?!

Alternative Cancer Facts wrote:

pu-yi wrote:

Do you think Bruce Jenner, who reportedly is the biological father of several children and recorded a 47.51 for 400m (I don't know if that was his best time), was intersex? Even now, after mutilation and hormone "treatments," do you consider him intersex? I consider him a man who had himself mutilated and "treated" hormonally to change his appearance to that of a woman, but my respect for what I believe is true compels me to refer to Jenner as a male. And I would not consider myself polite or compassionate by referring to him as a female.

Have you always been such a dick, or is this your first attempt?

Intersex folks are rather rare. I don't think Jenner qualifies in the minds of a high percentage of the US population, to say nothing of, say, folks in places like Africa, China or the Middle East. What's wrong with believing Jenner is not intersex? You didn't say.