CXRAndy
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Somebody here, @CXRAndy, is just in it to play games. If we were moderated they'd have been seen off months ago.
The arguments go round and round and round. I told you I would take the piss, because it's comical arguing
Somebody here, @CXRAndy, is just in it to play games. If we were moderated they'd have been seen off months ago.
if people want to clutch their pearls and petticoats
In closing I am, frankly, grossly offended by your personal attack (Edit in both #9499 and #9501) on a post attempting serious discussion and would welcome a retraction and apology.
The arguments go round and round and round. I told you I would take the piss, because it's comical arguing
Only with respect to Salmon.Georgina Ballantine disagrees with this.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Georgina_Ballantine#:~:text=Georgina Ballantine (25 November 1889,river with rod and line.
Edit: So does Bev Street.
(Unless you are a frothing Tory, in which case apparently it doesn't go far enough).Trans women who hurt females to go to male prisons
I'm sorry to leave you with that impression, i almost never i'm angry or shouting, and if i am i'm not posting on an forum.You always sound so very angry and shouty.
I never advocated for excluding people where it isn't nessacary. Just came back to the point made in this topic multiple times that the IOC not without reason came back from it's earlier decision to allow transgender athletes to compete amongst females as if they where exactly the same.I advocate human rights for all regardless - even the Dutch! It's simply not right to exclude people where it isn't necessary.
i don't fish either, think i would fal asleep waiting for the fish to bite.I don't fish and I could only think of two people I know that do. So I've contacted them, not hard, one is a neighbour who was cleaning his car outside earlier.
sounds like that sport allows an system to ensure and level playing field despite certain (biological) disadvantages. But clearly not all sports have that possibility.Then I was talking to somebody who unbeknown to me is a competition angler. He said it really isn't a problem. To ensure a fair playing field all that is necessary is to limit the maximum length of the line, since any disadvantage from lesser strength is less about landing, and more about casting range.
No-one is born in the wrong body. You are born with the body you have. You may or may not be comfortable with that. I find this phrase particularly unhelpful.if you are born in the wrong body
No-one is born in the wrong body. You are born with the body you have. You may or may not be comfortable with that. I find this phrase particularly unhelpful.
I never advocated for excluding people where it isn't nessacary. Just came back to the point made in this topic multiple times that the IOC not without reason came back from it's earlier decision to allow transgender athletes to compete amongst females as if they where exactly the same.
I understand that if you are born in the wrong body you would want to be exactly the same but in sports it's now always the case. If you don't exclude the transgender minority you exclude women from ever having a serious change. but is unfair to either group, but i think it's more fair to not exclude biological women, to be honest.
No-one is born in the wrong body. You are born with the body you have. You may or may not be comfortable with that. I find this phrase particularly unhelpful.
I didn't quite hear that, did you say that those with tinnitus are likely to be trans?
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Just as a point of order, the Doppler effect is real, not illusory. Yanny or Laurel might be a better example.We are all aware that the brain can be tricked into interpreting incoming signals in a false ways; there are optical illusions, and audio effects too such as the Doppler effect.
Just as a point of order, the Doppler effect is real, not illusory. Yanny or Laurel might be a better example.
I'm broadly in agreement with the rest of your post.
An excellent explainer and I thank you for it. It does help many of us to understand where different points of view come from.For people who want to understand what it must feel like for a trans person to experience gender incongruence, then the analogy is there before them, it is a permanent noise generated by the brain that only they can hear. Understanding tinnitus gives congruent people a window into the world of what it must be like to be a trans person. A person like me with chronic tinnitus will say that it permanently pervades each waking hour. Trans people find ways to comfort their condition in different ways, and they should be free to do so. The allegation that they present as they do as a disguise to access places where they can harm others is a complete mischaracterisation of who they are, and an extreme detriment to their wellbeing.
Note to Aurora. I know that you willfully will not understand, so please spare the screen ink, I'm no longer interested in anything you have to say.