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Your post, while filled with reasonable questions by them selves, are not honestly conveying the message of the post you are trying to represent. They don't say 'rather' they fear for their child. If they really did, which I don't doubt their fear, they would at least try to find out if their fear was warranted. If they don't or haven't, they are contributing to the continued misunderstanding of said group they fear. Being emotionally reactive and loud about it is dangerous and may lead to violence for not discernible reason. Considering, they hadn't offered any. Other than, 'that bio-man is in a room with girls/women and I don't like that'. At no point have the 'bathroom bills' worked or curbed any issues that they fear were 'obvious and common sense'. No one is policing an opinion. This is a 'cancel culture' argument. If you eff around and find out the consequences of your words and don't like them. Its not the fault of those holding you accountable. Its yours. On this thread there are few consequences other than being ignored. But if your ideas are not based in fact and the rhetoric that comes from those ideas lead to violence being brought upon a group that is being lied about, you should be held accountable. Again, being called an a$$h073 is about as far as we can go here, but there needs to be more people stepping up and saying so. When the crowd turns on the bully they lose their power. But if a single person stands alone the bully focuses on that person as a threat to their standing. So there is an element of fear involved that people typically don't feel compelled to address. I get it. But when you complain of things trending in the wrong direction. Its probably because we've collectively decided to not sweat the small things(that we could change) and instead whine about the big issues(we probably know little about and have little chance of making any meaningful change). We use that as a metric to determine that the system is broken. While not admitting that we've been derelict in our duties to get involved for the smaller issues. What is transphobic and what isn't: they decided. They admitted it. Its not a difficult determination at that point. They posted something that was derogatory to a trans-person. For no other reason than to have an opportunity to laugh or deride that person and their role. Then admitted that they were afraid. Not of that person, because they have no interaction. It was just an easy way to highlight their bias in a group and how that bias made them feel with regards to their child(ren). Again, have they done their homework and tried to model behaviors that are less bias and hateful then the ones they were probably exposed to? Maybe. Maybe that is a step up. If so, well done. But there's lots of work left to do before they are even in the ballpark of a healthy behavior. And that is point. Ever play the game, "make it black/asian/any other trait or characteristic of people that are not of the people in this specific scenario"? If the first sentence of your second paragraph replaced 'biological man' with (insert any other group based characteristic) how abhorrent would that person be for even suggesting that anyone for any other reason should not be allowed in a room with people. And that's what it comes down to. People not being allowed in a room with people for an arbitrary reason that you've just decided was important. No where else should they care or would they even be aware(and I'll bet they've been in rooms with trans-people and even ones with their children and didn't even know it, with no ill effects) but this situation is special and needs to be policed. Do you see how crazy that sounds!? Now, can we as a society decide to change how locker rooms and bathrooms are thought about today? Sure. Will that take generations to implement and take hold? Again, sure. Will it solve this problem? Probably not. Because people will always find someone to fear and be anxious around. Because they will be convinced to be afraid by people who have an incentive for them to be afraid. Why do you think one party is about fear and otherizing and the opposite party is about acceptance? And why do you think there is such a gulf between the two? One is seen as strong for being scared of everything and the other is weak for begging you to stop being irrationally stupid and fearful of your shadow. Not transphobic, just irrationally fearful of statistically insignificant chance occurrences. I'll bet it stops there though. You aren't outwardly fearful of driving in a car or getting hit by a sharknado. These things are so mundane that you probably don't realize how dangerous they actually are. More so than a bathroom. But for some reason when it comes to people and locker rooms/bathrooms you've decided that only the worst of the worst would be there when I happened to be there. It must be quite stressful living like that. I'm sorry. Whoever or whatever convinced you that it was justifiable to feel that way, I'm sorry. But it isn't. As a parent, fear for your child can be crippling sometimes. Maybe you should talk to someone about it.
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Did you read your response before posting? Because you are simultaneously afraid and not at the same time. If that was a typo, ok. But its impossible to be A and not-A at the same time(I understand afraid and A start with the same letter but it is simply a common way to express the sentiment). Since you are transphobic and post hateful things because of it and admit as much, I can longer believe that you have honest or good intentions with your comments. But to continually reconfirm the comforting lie that you keep telling yourself. That same trope that everyone in history has relied on when they have been overtaken by fear of something they CLEARLY don't understand. Best of luck. Hope you can wrest yourself from the grips of fear and come out the other side as a rational and competent adult.
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Why are you clutching your pearls? You being against 'neighborliness' makes you out to be a greedy SOB that would rather see others suffer than to be, even, mildly inconvenienced for the sake of helping them. Back to this train wreck again. Sorry not sorry. You're wrong. Get over it. Its happening. There is no putting the genie back in the bottle. Whine about it as much as you want while the rest of us find more and less inconspicuous ways of ignoring you. Tampons in all the bathrooms. Your conservative/crocodile tears are the most delicious of all. You can't have an abortion and birth. Its a binary thing. A birth is a birth. An abortion is an abortion. The article. I love this article. If you want to talk about a playbook. Are you upset that Minnesota was allowing people to travel to there to get health care that was considered illegal in other states? Cuz that has no implication any other area of health care, WHAT SO FARKING EVER! Every red state that has all but outlawed abortion: 'No, we don't want to make it illegal to travel to another state to get an abortion.' (cue their(and your) outrage at people from state 'A' being allowed to go to state 'B' to receive health care that is illegal in state 'A') HYPOCRITE Oh and the 'take away your kids if you don't allow them to transition' comment from before. Is this the source for it? Cuz if it is and you are referring to JUDGES ruling on custody cases and using the fact that one parent forbid their child from getting health care they needed. That's called BEING A BAD PARENT! And I would support any judge to make that call for those reasons. Yup, you are a steward of your child and that privilege can be taken away if you refuse them health care that they need. Unless you have a sincerely held religious belief. Then you can eff up your kids however you want. Maybe consider going that route next time. Not talking about you specifically just people in general that might consider not supporting their childrens' health care needs.
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Well, they were two different posts. So I figured you might be able to differentiate the two. I didn't assume anything, that's why I posed both questions. It wasn't an exhaustive list. Just two options. If you want to just offer your opinions that is also an option. To answer your question, his opinion on abortion is wildly misogynistic. Not being supportive of people who could become pregnant at all. Racist, because he supported 45's comments about VP KH as only recently wanting to be known as a black person as "totally inoffensive". This shows to me that JD is either ok with someone being racist(45 was) and not confronting it or JD agrees with the comment which makes them racist. Also that JD has no empathy for people that could see themselves in VP KH's shoes and that they are perfectly happy making a useless(and racist attack) for political gain. Xenophobic: "We do not consent to an invasion of this country from millions of people who shouldn't be here," Doesn't specifically say who. Just 'them' which is rhetoric used to create a common enemy within a group. I understand that is an opinion to have. But invasion would imply a coordinated plan rooted in violence and with a goal. None of those criteria can be proven at all to have been met in any meaningful way(a family working together to get to the southern border to seek asylum is not a coordinated plan to invade, btw). It might also work to inspire supporters who may be already inclined to take violent action against those they perceive as 'invaders' to do so. That has never been a problem before. Transphobic: https://www.hrc.org/press-releases/icymi-how-jd-vance-betrayed-his-transgender-friend-for-the-sake-of-his-political-ambition this article points out that JD was once an ally to a person going through their transition. Contrasted by all the things JD has said and done since those days in the hopes of gaining more power in a party that does not like, care, or love trans people, immigrants, people of color, or really anyone that doesn't already agree with them. I hope that answers your question. What could 45 do to win and lose your vote? What could VP KH do to win and lose your vote?
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I support the nomination. I think its a great choice. Pretty much puts the election in the bag. Why do you need this so much? What could it matter that I do or do not support a politician that I know little to nothing about? Lets just get to the next step, respond with your attempted 'gotcha' questions for either answer. You can explain again that I am dodging so you can feel superior again. I hope it helps. I'm a well adjusted person and your poking does nothing to me. Or you could try to have an honest conversation. Which would start with why are you asking the question and why does it matter if I do or do not support this person. #Skeptical
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The VP doesn't sign anything. I think we've covered this before. Their role is to support the President and the President's agenda. Is the Democratic Party candidate for VP a better person than the GOP VP candidate? Probably. Less homophobic, xenophobic, transphobic, and less of a misogynist? I think so, but I'd be interested to understand reasons a person could hold a contrary opinion. Is there a reason 'need' me to answer this question? Care to answer the question I asked awhile back that you still haven't answered after 3 or 4 times dodging it?
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I'm not on social media much so this is one of my only real ways of putting my ideas out there for scrutiny. Let me know your thoughts. My theory: Biden picks Harris for VP. Runs the campaign. Wins by a narrow margin. Then starts putting things together to step down in exactly this manner. Gives Harris 3ish years to marinate in the Biden wins(CHIPS, Inflation Reduction, etc.). Getting experience and recognition. Then once 45 is nominated and the convention schedule is solidified. A, way too, early debate is put on the schedule for Biden to purposefully have a bad performance to grow the drama of 'will he, won't he'. People start to get excited about 'who could get the nod?' Biden gets covid. Then they pull the trigger and a huge swell of support builds up behind Harris. A woman of color to go up against a serial racist and misogynist. Who is now the old, doddering fool in the race. To which the GOP will resort to what they always resort to. Which is pretending to be the victim. "We can't run the race we put all our time and effort into running! This isn't fair!"
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Cowardly Trump Backing Out of Debating Harris
ThreePointTakedown replied to red viking's topic in Non Wrestling Topics
How is Harris illegitimate? Did the delegates, through the DNC process, vote for and nominate their candidate? People voting for the candidate is a recent phenomenon. Granted it might not look great. But too bad. That's the process. So it is legit in all the ways that matter. -
Its over. Joe Biden is stepping down
ThreePointTakedown replied to Paul158's topic in Non Wrestling Topics
Go back and find it if you're really interested. I know you're not or you would've already done it. You're a dishonest coward. This more than proves it. You get no more of my time. In Roland We Trust! -
Its over. Joe Biden is stepping down
ThreePointTakedown replied to Paul158's topic in Non Wrestling Topics
Says the person that refuses to answer a question, recently. I don't know what they've done. Care to pass along the highlights of their baseball card? -
Its over. Joe Biden is stepping down
ThreePointTakedown replied to Paul158's topic in Non Wrestling Topics
That I mistyped? Or are you a coward and don't want to answer the question and are looking for any way to squirm out of it? -
Its over. Joe Biden is stepping down
ThreePointTakedown replied to Paul158's topic in Non Wrestling Topics
People aren't people? Do you see what you're doing there? Making it so some people aren't people, first, in your mind. But the need to fit them into a smaller box. Sorry, but you're wrong. sucks to suck. I'm offering a broad term that is accurate and you are trying to distill it down into, what did you say, 'nano nonsense' in hopes of protecting your delicate sensibilities. I'd laugh in your face if this wasn't so sad. Just reminder, another accusation is a confession. -
Its over. Joe Biden is stepping down
ThreePointTakedown replied to Paul158's topic in Non Wrestling Topics
Does that change things for you and your response? -
Its over. Joe Biden is stepping down
ThreePointTakedown replied to Paul158's topic in Non Wrestling Topics
I don't live in that state. Sadly. -
Its over. Joe Biden is stepping down
ThreePointTakedown replied to Paul158's topic in Non Wrestling Topics
You need people to fit in these boxes that you've constructed for them. If they don't, you need to point out that they don't. When you could just ignore them. Like you do with just about everyone else that comes in and goes out of your life. But you've decided that these people are a threat. To what, I ask? To which I'll bet you can't give me one reason whey its necessary to even have this conversation other than 'I just don't like em'. Which is usually where these topics start. Except that you don't want to have to include people in a box that you don't think they belong in. What does keeping them out of that box do for them or for you? In the grand scheme of things, not much. Because you don't matter all that much. But the discussion will perpetuate a person that is leaning towards harming someone in this box, to do it. Or to continue to otherize a trans person to the point where that trans person tries to end their life. For the crime of mildly inconveniencing someone on a forum thread somewhere. Keeping people on the fringes of society, where they don't have access to the same resources and opportunities that everyone should have, is dangerous for people in those groups. Trans, gay, queer, minority and poor all people with lower life expectancy, rates of education, health outcomes, financial mobility, then their counterparts. Not just because of conversations like this and the decisions that are made because of them but they don't help. Mostly because the information that is used to attempt to keep 'those' people in their place is wrong and based in fear. So yes. You are scared or at least your arguments and rhetoric would indicate as much. Of what? Probably of losing any wealth or privilege that you currently have and the ability to pass the benefits along to the next or future generations. Or that your efforts to prop up the future generations is undone by things out of your control. The typical song and dance. Its not a new story. Its always fear. Because its never logical. XY or XX, you have an opinion that you are couching in science talk but its just comes back to your fear. -
Its over. Joe Biden is stepping down
ThreePointTakedown replied to Paul158's topic in Non Wrestling Topics
Aren't they also people, who can become pregnant? Your question would insinuate you prefer one to another. Both would be accurate. Why even bring it up? -
Olympics: men boxing cs women?
ThreePointTakedown replied to Caveira's topic in Non Wrestling Topics
Yes. What would be the process that would need to be put in place when petty parents, athletes, coaches, or pundits challenge the chemistry or features of an athlete? How to determine the standards?