Red Mosquito

E.H. Ruddock wrote:Does this situation have a personal connection for you?

Yes

simple schoolboy wrote:

Peeps wrote:the same people who complained that the Vid is no more deadly than the flu and there is little chance of dying are more terrified at an even smaller chance of a girl who was born with the xx chromosome will play against a woman born with the xy

I too agree that Title IX is dumb and women's sports shouldn't get anywhere near the priority of real sports.

i also agree that pot should be legal

Matters wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:Does this situation have a personal connection for you?

Yes

Matters wrote:It’s an ongoing local story that deserves more attention than it’s gotten. I’ve been objective in posting about it. Do you take issue?

No I was just curious about you posting about it as it hasn’t gotten national attention.

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

Matters wrote:It’s an ongoing local story that deserves more attention than it’s gotten. I’ve been objective in posting about it. Do you take issue?

No I was just curious about you posting about it as it hasn’t gotten national attention.

It’s the kind of story that if run in The Seattle Times they would disable the comments feature.

The same kind of story that non-local news doesn’t really have an appetite to cover because controversial.

I think the real question here is should it have more national attention?

Matters wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:Does this situation have a personal connection for you?

Yes

This implies otherwise.

Matters wrote:It’s an ongoing local story that deserves more attention than it’s gotten. I’ve been objective in posting about it. Do you take issue?

Which is it? You have a personal connection or you have an opinion?

B wrote:

Matters wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:Does this situation have a personal connection for you?

Yes

This implies otherwise.

Matters wrote:It’s an ongoing local story that deserves more attention than it’s gotten. I’ve been objective in posting about it. Do you take issue?

Which is it? You have a personal connection or you have an opinion?

I have a personal connection. I’m also making an an effort to be objective. What exactly the fuck are you trying to do?

Bammer wrote:I think the real question here is should it have more national attention?

Of course it should.

I’m sorry for swearing.

Matters wrote:

Bammer wrote:I think the real question here is should it have more national attention?

Of course it should.

Correct.

5 consecutive forfeits in D1 college sports isn’t exactly an everyday thing.

Matters wrote:

B wrote:

Matters wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:Does this situation have a personal connection for you?

Yes

This implies otherwise.

Matters wrote:It’s an ongoing local story that deserves more attention than it’s gotten. I’ve been objective in posting about it. Do you take issue?

Which is it? You have a personal connection or you have an opinion?

I have a personal connection. I’m also making an an effort to be objective. What exactly the fuck are you trying to do?

Honestly? Just trying to figure out what you're trying to do. You've been posting the updates to that story for weeks without comment. Your agenda or opinion or purpose or whatever has not been clear.

Bammer wrote:

Matters wrote:

Bammer wrote:I think the real question here is should it have more national attention?

Of course it should.

Correct.

5 consecutive forfeits in D1 college sports isn’t exactly an everyday thing.

Meh, the only people who care about college volleyball are the players and their parents. I think this story is getting exactly as much national attention as it deserves. We have actual, real problems in this country.

B wrote:

Matters wrote:

B wrote:

Matters wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:Does this situation have a personal connection for you?

Yes

This implies otherwise.

Matters wrote:It’s an ongoing local story that deserves more attention than it’s gotten. I’ve been objective in posting about it. Do you take issue?

Which is it? You have a personal connection or you have an opinion?

I have a personal connection. I’m also making an an effort to be objective. What exactly the fuck are you trying to do?

Honestly? Just trying to figure out what you're trying to do. You've been posting the updates to that story for weeks without comment. Your agenda or opinion or purpose or whatever has not been clear.

Easy there Fox News viewer who can only digest a story when told how to feel about it.

I posted a news story objectively in the appropriate thread for this forum. The story evolved so I continued to post the updates. I am eager to hear respectful thoughts and expressions in regards to the news reports that I posted.

I don’t believe that males should play in female sports leagues.

Can females play in male sports leagues?

tommy wrote:

Bammer wrote:

Matters wrote:

Bammer wrote:I think the real question here is should it have more national attention?

Of course it should.

Correct.

5 consecutive forfeits in D1 college sports isn’t exactly an everyday thing.

Meh, the only people who care about college volleyball are the players and their parents. I think this story is getting exactly as much national attention as it deserves. We have actual, real problems in this country.

But how would Lenny feel if this was happening to his Tide

wease wrote:Can females play in male sports leagues?

Yes. Please correct me if I’m wrong but most “male” leagues are actually defined as “open” leagues, meaning any person good enough to qualify can participate. There has been at least one female player who was drafted to the NBA though I don’t think she ever played in an official game.
Still, female leagues were created for a reason.

Is it possible for conservatives to discuss this stuff without gleefully misgendering trans people?

It undermines your point when you're so intentionally hateful.

Matters wrote:

wease wrote:Can females play in male sports leagues?

Yes. Please correct me if I’m wrong but most “male” leagues are actually defined as “open” leagues, meaning any person good enough to qualify can participate. There has been at least one female player who was drafted to the NBA though I don’t think she ever played in an official game.
Still, female leagues were created for a reason.

Because the boys wouldn’t let them play

wease wrote: Because the boys wouldn’t let them play

Who said that?