Come on man. That's not related to what I said, even a little. Bostock was about being fired for being gay. No one should be fired for being gay or trans. I said "the worst is allowing males to play girls' sports in school." This is woke, insane, illiberal, and discriminatory to girls (the female kind) who play and DO care about sports. |
Conversely, the D's (and I am one) are expected to go around pretending we don't know what a woman is. We're not exactly a beacon of sanity right now. I don't blame anyone for voting red when the alternative we provide looks kind of nuts. |
Any law related to sex discrimination will have to fall in line with the Bostock and Grimm decisions, such as Title IX. You can feel however you want to feel about it, but don’t blame liberal voters. Trump and McConnell are responsible for Gorsuch being on the court. This is the law of the land now. Deal with it. |
You sound nice. I hope your are not in any kind of public service occupation or in law. More likely you are not employed at all. |
Yes, unfortunately there is really no place left on earth to relocate the woke population to, it would be a grand experiment to see what type of society they would create. |
Mental stability and common sense. |
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Gender confusion, psycho drugs, homosexuality, rapidly declining fertility rates. Mother Nature is taking care of business. Mother Nature always wins in the end. |
Trans athletes hasn't been a function of legislative, executive or judiciary politics, instead it's been the NCAA et cetera. Not saying I agree with it, but there's a lot of vague accusatory gesturing around at "they" (as in some grand liberal scheme) doing this, when most of us as voters, and most politicians haven't even remotely had a say in it. Frankly there's far too much of that vague accusatory gesturing going on of late. There's also far too much misprioritization going on. As an example, while I agree that trans athletes in competitive sports is a problem, for me it ranks far far below kids getting shot in schools, educational achievement gaps, dropout rates, the seeming epidemic of ADHD and other childrens health issues, and a whole host of much more important issues affecting kids than the one-in-a-million chance of having a trans athlete compete against them, and it's frankly insulting and annoying as hell to continue having all of that shoved aside for this one dumb pet issue du jour of conservatives to completely take over and drown everything else out. |
If you’re a lawyer you’re a really bad one. It does not follow from those opinions that boys have to be allowed to join sports teams for girls. Also, even if you were right (which you are not), the liberal justices joined Gorsuch on this opinion, which was obviously decisive. There were conservative justices in descent. So if you want to allocate blame, more goes the liberals |
| /\ I meant: There were conservative justices in dissent |
Cry harder. |
Give it a goog |
Yesterday, in a conversation with a friend, he argued the same point you just did. So I'll give you the same answer I gave him. We are capable of doing more than one thing at a time. If school districts like MoCo can go out of their way to develop a trans policy that allows males to compete in girls' sports and used their bathrooms and locker rooms based on nothing but their feelings, we can take the time to debate these issues properly using science instead of ideology. |
I just dug through both decisions and read a few articles on it but couldn't find anything connecting either case to K-12 trans athletes playing girls' sports. Can you point me in the right direction...a quote or a link? |
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Sure the guy was white. It’s mostly white men who are afraid of “woke” not that they even know what it is. This is their way of being racist, homophobic and misogynistic without coming right out and saying it. |