Maine governor

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:Here are some numbers:

Percentage of teens in Maine who identify as transgender: 1.3%
Percentage of teens Nationally who identify as transgender: 3%
Of the 3% who play sports: 40%
Percentage of transgender teens who play a sports: 1.2%
There are 42.9 million teenagers in the U.S.

Number of athletes in the NCAA: ~500,000
Number of transgender athletes in the NCAA: fewer than 10


This is not a problem that needs addressing. It affects very few women!

It affects us all.

Just the bigots. They get triggered.

My daughter’s PE class has a trans girl (boy who identifies as a girl) changing in her locker room at Walter Johnson HS. Because this boy’s feeling are more important than the twenty girls who now change in the bathroom stalls. None of the girls want to speak up because they know they’ll be ostracized and called bigots by people like you who think girls should undress in front of boys. It’s not a big deal, right?

No she doesn’t.
Nice try tho

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Here are some numbers:

Percentage of teens in Maine who identify as transgender: 1.3%
Percentage of teens Nationally who identify as transgender: 3%
Of the 3% who play sports: 40%
Percentage of transgender teens who play a sports: 1.2%
There are 42.9 million teenagers in the U.S.

Number of athletes in the NCAA: ~500,000
Number of transgender athletes in the NCAA: fewer than 10


This is not a problem that needs addressing. It affects very few women!

It affects us all.

Just the bigots. They get triggered.

My daughter’s PE class has a trans girl (boy who identifies as a girl) changing in her locker room at Walter Johnson HS. Because this boy’s feeling are more important than the twenty girls who now change in the bathroom stalls. None of the girls want to speak up because they know they’ll be ostracized and called bigots by people like you who think girls should undress in front of boys. It’s not a big deal, right?

I call bull. Girls have been changing in the stalls or behind locker doors forever because they are scared of being body shamed by their naturally born female peers. That has been the case for decades.

In my personal experience of using swimming pool locker rooms, I can say definitively the only people walking around in full nude are 70+ year old women and older Asian-born ladies (God bless them they don’t care), and the occasional 4-year old boy there with his mom, And no one is staring at anyone else’s bits because that is weird and creepy.

And here’s part of the problem. I state a very real issue and someone says it’s fake. Believe women! Oh wait, not those women.

It’s just obviously fake. How do we even know you’re a woman. You just don’t lie very well and this is not an actual problem bc even if the circs you describe were true (which they aren’t) it would be unbelievably easy to find a solution. You don’t need to elect a psychopath to solve that v small (and fake) problem

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Here are some numbers:

Percentage of teens in Maine who identify as transgender: 1.3%
Percentage of teens Nationally who identify as transgender: 3%
Of the 3% who play sports: 40%
Percentage of transgender teens who play a sports: 1.2%
There are 42.9 million teenagers in the U.S.

Number of athletes in the NCAA: ~500,000
Number of transgender athletes in the NCAA: fewer than 10


This is not a problem that needs addressing. It affects very few women!

It affects us all.

Just the bigots. They get triggered.

My daughter’s PE class has a trans girl (boy who identifies as a girl) changing in her locker room at Walter Johnson HS. Because this boy’s feeling are more important than the twenty girls who now change in the bathroom stalls. None of the girls want to speak up because they know they’ll be ostracized and called bigots by people like you who think girls should undress in front of boys. It’s not a big deal, right?

I call bull. Girls have been changing in the stalls or behind locker doors forever because they are scared of being body shamed by their naturally born female peers. That has been the case for decades.

In my personal experience of using swimming pool locker rooms, I can say definitively the only people walking around in full nude are 70+ year old women and older Asian-born ladies (God bless them they don’t care), and the occasional 4-year old boy there with his mom, And no one is staring at anyone else’s bits because that is weird and creepy.

Lifelong competitive swimmer and that is completely not my experience at all. You are such a creep.

We all know why he cares so much.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:13:33 again. By "left wing media" I mean CNN and MSNBC (which I actually don't think is at all left wing, but I bet you do, 13:37. However, you didn't answer my question: Can you please point out several instances where Republican senators or members of Congress have opposed Trump, on any issue?

Why should I? I’m not a Republican. I’m a Democrat who wants the Democrats to abandon the far left elitist and fanatical religious extremists and get back to supporting labor, the middle class, and rigorous education.

Why do posters keep tying progressive beliefs to any religion?

[Anonymous]

If a transgender woman takes testosterone blockers that put her testosterone levels at that of any other woman, what biological advantage would she have? Height?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:If a transgender woman takes testosterone blockers that put her testosterone levels at that of any other woman, what biological advantage would she have? Height?

First, women aren’t men that lack testosterone.

But more importantly men have physiological differences from women such as being larger, taller, bigger lungs, more blood volume, longer femurs, wider shoulders, bigger hearts, more muscle mass.

Humans are sexually dimorphic and males will never get rid of these traits by simply blocking testosterone.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Here are some numbers:

Percentage of teens in Maine who identify as transgender: 1.3%
Percentage of teens Nationally who identify as transgender: 3%
Of the 3% who play sports: 40%
Percentage of transgender teens who play a sports: 1.2%
There are 42.9 million teenagers in the U.S.

Number of athletes in the NCAA: ~500,000
Number of transgender athletes in the NCAA: fewer than 10


This is not a problem that needs addressing. It affects very few women!

It affects us all.

Just the bigots. They get triggered.

My daughter’s PE class has a trans girl (boy who identifies as a girl) changing in her locker room at Walter Johnson HS. Because this boy’s feeling are more important than the twenty girls who now change in the bathroom stalls. None of the girls want to speak up because they know they’ll be ostracized and called bigots by people like you who think girls should undress in front of boys. It’s not a big deal, right?

I call bull. Girls have been changing in the stalls or behind locker doors forever because they are scared of being body shamed by their naturally born female peers. That has been the case for decades.

In my personal experience of using swimming pool locker rooms, I can say definitively the only people walking around in full nude are 70+ year old women and older Asian-born ladies (God bless them they don’t care), and the occasional 4-year old boy there with his mom, And no one is staring at anyone else’s bits because that is weird and creepy.

And here’s part of the problem. I state a very real issue and someone says it’s fake. Believe women! Oh wait, not those women.

I also call BS as there is no requirement to change out for PE so most don’t. And no one asked them to undress in front of a boy that’s why there are stalls, in case anyone is uncomfortable.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:13:33 again. By "left wing media" I mean CNN and MSNBC (which I actually don't think is at all left wing, but I bet you do, 13:37. However, you didn't answer my question: Can you please point out several instances where Republican senators or members of Congress have opposed Trump, on any issue?

Why should I? I’m not a Republican. I’m a Democrat who wants the Democrats to abandon the far left elitist and fanatical religious extremists and get back to supporting labor, the middle class, and rigorous education.

enough with this nonsense. All I heard was Kamala Harris and other major democrats campaign on healthcare costs, climate change, protecting women’s reproductive rights, common sense gun control.

Issues that most Americans care about/agree with.

[Anonymous]

republicans are obsessed with trans stuff and it is creepy and weird. stop. thinking. about. this. the fact that trump lets everyone be their absolute worst, most petty and childish and creepy selves is the issue.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:13:33 again. By "left wing media" I mean CNN and MSNBC (which I actually don't think is at all left wing, but I bet you do, 13:37. However, you didn't answer my question: Can you please point out several instances where Republican senators or members of Congress have opposed Trump, on any issue?

Why should I? I’m not a Republican. I’m a Democrat who wants the Democrats to abandon the far left elitist and fanatical religious extremists and get back to supporting labor, the middle class, and rigorous education.

enough with this nonsense. All I heard was Kamala Harris and other major democrats campaign on healthcare costs, climate change, protecting women’s reproductive rights, common sense gun control.

Issues that most Americans care about/agree with.

No Americans cared about the economy and illegal immigration. And neither of those are on that list.

Which is why democrats are no longer in power.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Governor Mills sums it up succinctly:

“[D]o not be misled: this is not just about who can compete on the athletic field, this is about whether a President can force compliance with his will, without regard for the rule of law that governs our nation.”

The president’s job is to enforce the laws of our nation.

If she wants to keep boys and men on the girls teams, fine, but don’t expect the federal government to pay for it.

So then you admit the Maine governor is right as she’s following the law. And the President is wrong because he’s not enforcing the law.

[Anonymous]

ME gov is insignificant. She'll get in line soon though.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If a transgender woman takes testosterone blockers that put her testosterone levels at that of any other woman, what biological advantage would she have? Height?

First, women aren’t men that lack testosterone.

But more importantly men have physiological differences from women such as being larger, taller, bigger lungs, more blood volume, longer femurs, wider shoulders, bigger hearts, more muscle mass.

Humans are sexually dimorphic and males will never get rid of these traits by simply blocking testosterone.

Women can also be naturally larger or taller than their peers. Yes, a transgender woman will probably be taller or larger than most other woman she's competing with. But I don't see height as an advantage worth making multiple laws for. (Also muscle mass comes from testosterone, so trans women on testosterone blockers wouldn't get that benefit where a trans man taking testosterone would)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:republicans are obsessed with trans stuff and it is creepy and weird. stop. thinking. about. this. the fact that trump lets everyone be their absolute worst, most petty and childish and creepy selves is the issue.

+1000

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Here are some numbers:

Percentage of teens in Maine who identify as transgender: 1.3%
Percentage of teens Nationally who identify as transgender: 3%
Of the 3% who play sports: 40%
Percentage of transgender teens who play a sports: 1.2%
There are 42.9 million teenagers in the U.S.

Number of athletes in the NCAA: ~500,000
Number of transgender athletes in the NCAA: fewer than 10


This is not a problem that needs addressing. It affects very few women!

It affects us all.

Just the bigots. They get triggered.

My daughter’s PE class has a trans girl (boy who identifies as a girl) changing in her locker room at Walter Johnson HS. Because this boy’s feeling are more important than the twenty girls who now change in the bathroom stalls. None of the girls want to speak up because they know they’ll be ostracized and called bigots by people like you who think girls should undress in front of boys. It’s not a big deal, right?

I call bull. Girls have been changing in the stalls or behind locker doors forever because they are scared of being body shamed by their naturally born female peers. That has been the case for decades.

In my personal experience of using swimming pool locker rooms, I can say definitively the only people walking around in full nude are 70+ year old women and older Asian-born ladies (God bless them they don’t care), and the occasional 4-year old boy there with his mom, And no one is staring at anyone else’s bits because that is weird and creepy.

Lifelong competitive swimmer and that is completely not my experience at all. You are such a creep.

We all know why he cares so much.

Yup. We know.