Maggie Chapman MSP throws women under a whole fleet of buses.
The selling off of public recreational grounds, widespread sexual abuse by coaches, including the Olympic beach volleyball player who got to represent his country despite being convicted of rape. (2/6)
The participation of transgender women in sport, as in culture and the arts, in voluntary work, in public life or business, is no barrier to others. (4/6)
Yes it is. Of course it is. Men displace women, and they’re a physical danger to women.
Sport can be a source of health, friendship, & sheer joy. We share that, no matter our body type, our culture, the colour of our skin or the precise details of our biological makeup. We should recognise the labour of achievement & stand with all who need our solidarity. (6/6)
But it’s not “no matter” our body type or the details of our “biological makeup.” Both of those do matter in sports; in professional and high level competitive sports, they are why the participants are divided by sex. It’s women who need our solidarity.
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Like the “sheer joy” a woman gets from having a man punch her in the face, slam his body into hers, or shove her over during a race? Oh, that kind of joy…I get it. The men get the joy.
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3 responses to “No barrier to others she says”
Like the “sheer joy” a woman gets from having a man punch her in the face, slam his body into hers, or shove her over during a race? Oh, that kind of joy…I get it. The men get the joy.
So… Dear Muslima?
But worse.