(04-19-2023, 10:09 PM)americus 2.0 Wrote:

(04-17-2023, 10:29 AM)Caldrac Wrote: Agreed. Would have to question if he/she/they/them/non-binary/binary/cis fellow message board member watched the full clip there. There was a plethora of issues there. The NCAA opted to turn it into a publicity stunt and it's pathetic. Never mind the fact that he was allowed to be in the locker room with real women with his pecker flopping around like it was no big deal.

That entire coaching staff and incident is an embarrassment to sports and Women's Sports in general. They tied and they gave he-man, master of the gender bending the spotlight because it fit their agenda and they needed the inclusivity title and tag amplified and highlighted as a list of accomplishments at their school and for the NCAA. 

This is just one of very many incidents now of men not hacking it amongst their fellow men and opting to throw a [BLEEP] wig over their heads to records, titles and sponsorships by playing dress up or going a step further by self castrating. Sorry, [BLEEP] those kinds of people in general and in particular. 

Again, I have no problems with the Alphabet Soup community. Just keep that nonsense away from the kids and sports and we'll call it [BLEEP] square.

Would you believe the general population of L and G of the LGBTQIA WTHE (what the hell ever) want no part of the BTQIA part of that equation? 

I read down the comments of one of Winger's Twitter shares, I think from the psycho who killed those kids in the TN school. One of the commenters said the gay and lesbian community wants nothing to do with the rest of the acronym alphabet. Said they're taking over the gay/lesbian cause (much like liberals taking over the democratic party) and they're tired of being lumped in with the nutcases. Many more in the G&L community chimed in with the same thoughts and complaints.

Evidently they're more about knowing exactly who you are and who you love. Period. They don't even like bisexuals for the most part. "Choose a side and own it" is how they feel. 

After reading that I have more respect for those folks who do feel that way.