The controversy began when an 18 year old biological male was allowed to play on a junior varsity team in the Tumwater School District, alongside 14 and 15-year-old female athletes.
15-year-old Frances Staudt noticed the obviously male athlete on the opposing team during her warm up for the final game of the season and asked the school’s athletic director whether the player was a male, but was told that, in accordance with Washington state law, the school will not discriminate based on sexual identity.
Staudt then notified her coach that she was unwilling to play against a biological male opponent. (Source)
... 18 year old biological male...against...14 and 15-year-old female athletes.
And a 15 year-old girl is being sued because she refused to play against him.
So if a 15 year-old girl can be forced against her will to play against a man (18 years-old being a legal adult), and if she is not being paid; how is that any different than forcing Black people to pick cotton against their will and without monetary compensation?
This attempts to set a precedent where you can be sued and forced to pay damages for doing nothing. They want to punish people who do not dance to the tune mutating in their head.
I believe it was Ayn Rand who has a famous quote about your nations status when the laws protect the criminals?
ReplyDeleteFor folks that can't add, this is the big event, all the marbles, as it were? That feeling in the back of your head for the last 20 years that something big and bad is coming and is just around the corner? ITS HERE!
Is today "Take-the-Piss Tuesday" or something?
ReplyDeleteYou cannot be serious with that question, Joe.
I am serious.
DeleteBoth of my daughters played high school sports. Both daughters benefited from the experience. My oldest daughter, who was a fairly robust girl, was injured a couple of times due to "incidental contact" in basketball and soccer.
Can you imagine the typical 140 pound girl going up against a 220 pound, male "rugby-player" while playing soccer?
Looking at the genetics, my granddaughter will be fairly small in stature. That makes her even more vulnerable to injury.
So, who are we protecting? What happened to protecting the biological women?