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Re: How We Define Gender In Hawaii
« Reply #675 on: July 05, 2026, 05:42:14 PM »
Do they? I would not know because I don't care what the media has to say about this non-issue. Apparently, you pay more attention to the media than I do.
Bullshit
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Re: How We Define Gender In Hawaii
« Reply #676 on: July 05, 2026, 05:48:25 PM »
Bullshit

Right, if you are claiming that you do not pay more attention to the media than I do, that is bullshit.

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Re: How We Define Gender In Hawaii
« Reply #677 on: July 05, 2026, 05:56:11 PM »
Right, if you are claiming that you do not pay more attention to the media than I do, that is bullshit.


Well you sure do pay an awful lot of attention to what the media has to say about Donald   ::)

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Re: How We Define Gender In Hawaii
« Reply #678 on: July 05, 2026, 05:59:57 PM »
Right, if you are claiming that you do not pay more attention to the media than I do, that is bullshit.
You call it a non-issue because you support the faggotry. If the media was running 24/7 against gays, you would be up in arms throwing one of your TDS style meltdowns. ::) ::)
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Re: How We Define Gender In Hawaii
« Reply #679 on: July 05, 2026, 06:14:40 PM »

Well you sure do pay an awful lot of attention to what the media has to say about Donald   ::)

What the media has to say about Trump is hard to ignore, especially if you live in the U.S.  He insures he is featured in the media as often as possible because he thrives on media attention. Without the media, he would be just another nobody. By his own making, he has been a fixture in the media since 1980 and before. Ego maniacs, like him, have an intense need to have their egos constantly stroked. What better way to fill his incessant need than the media?

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Re: How We Define Gender In Hawaii
« Reply #680 on: July 05, 2026, 07:24:20 PM »
What the media has to say about Trump is hard to ignore, especially if you live in the U.S.  He insures he is featured in the media as often as possible because he thrives on media attention. Without the media, he would be just another nobody. By his own making, he has been a fixture in the media since 1980 and before. Ego maniacs, like him, have an intense need to have their egos constantly stroked. What better way to fill his incessant need than the media?


Hmmm yet you are addicted to everything the MSM has to say about Donald you eat up like candy.
As much as you slag him off you are Pandering to his incessant need for attention by taking in
Everything MSM has to say.

Ahhh but you're not the Problem - Donald is.  😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣🤣

Donald plays you Libturd Leftists every single day & you can't see it.  ::)

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Re: How We Define Gender In Hawaii
« Reply #681 on: July 06, 2026, 02:16:59 PM »
The rights of transgender athletes to participate on sports teams and use facilities aligned with their gender identity can vary. There is no single federal law that explicitly grants or denies these rights.

Federal law isn't at issue.  It's the state laws banning or allowing boys to participate in (and dominate) girls' sports. 

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Re: How We Define Gender In Hawaii
« Reply #682 on: July 06, 2026, 02:25:21 PM »
Gender dysphoria is considered a mental disorder/distress, and a mental illness are not the same. A diagnosis of gender dysphoria focuses on the feeling of distress as the issue, not gender identity.

What the deuce?  Talk a distinction without a difference. 

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Re: How We Define Gender In Hawaii
« Reply #683 on: July 06, 2026, 02:27:04 PM »
Outside of posts with a few folks on Getbig who seem to be obsessed with gender dysphoria/gender identity issues, it is not something I devote time thinking or worrying about. Maybe this is because it is hardly a major issue since it affects so few people. Gender dysphoria occurs in approximately 0.005–0.014% of biological males and 0.002–0.003% of biological females globally. I am not surprised that in almost 82 years I have not met and do not personally know anyone with gender dysphoria.

Ask the girls getting dominated by boys how it affects them.  Or the girl with permanent injuries caused by a boy during a volleyball game.  Or the woman who recently got her brains beat out at the Olympics. 

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Re: How We Define Gender In Hawaii
« Reply #684 on: July 06, 2026, 05:34:17 PM »
Ask the girls getting dominated by boys how it affects them.  Or the girl with permanent injuries caused by a boy during a volleyball game.  Or the woman who recently got her brains beat out at the Olympics.

It is extremely unfortunate that 5'7" tall Payton McNabb was partially paralyzed at 17 when she was hit in the face and knocked to the ground by a transgender opponent who is 5'11" tall while playing high school volleyball. Most female volleyball players are considerable taller, than Payton. As is often the case, there is more to this story. Payton McNabb apparently continued to play high school volleyball following the incident. There is also some question as to whether the other athlete was in fact transgender. https://www.snopes.com/news/2025/03/12/payton-mcnabb-volleyball-trans/

Just to be clear, I am not an advocate for transgender athletes competing in sports alongside females. I believe transgender athletes should have a separate division intended for trans athletes exclusively.

One of my nieces played volleyball when she was in college. She is at least 6'3" tall which helped make her a star athlete who was in high demand. She was and is a strong well-built woman. Her two sisters and brother are also well over six feet tall. This is understandable since their father was 6'7" tall. It is not surprising the female volleyball players are frequently over 6' tall because height is a big advantage in this sport.

Mixed gender noncompetitive volleyball is common. Particularly in beach volleyball.

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Re: How We Define Gender In Hawaii
« Reply #685 on: July 06, 2026, 05:50:56 PM »
It is extremely unfortunate that 5'7" tall Payton McNabb was partially paralyzed at 17 when she was hit in the face and knocked to the ground by a transgender opponent who is 5'11" tall while playing high school volleyball. Most female volleyball players are considerable taller, than Payton. As is often the case, there is more to this story. Payton McNabb apparently continued to play high school volleyball following the incident. There is also some question as to whether the other athlete was in fact transgender. https://www.snopes.com/news/2025/03/12/payton-mcnabb-volleyball-trans/

Just to be clear, I am not an advocate for transgender athletes competing in sports alongside females. I believe transgender athletes should have a separate division intended for trans athletes exclusively.

One of my nieces played volleyball when she was in college. She is at least 6'3" tall which helped make her a star athlete who was in high demand. She was and is a strong well-built woman. Her two sisters and brother are also well over six feet tall. This is understandable since their father was 6'7" tall. It is not surprising the female volleyball players are frequently over 6' tall because height is a big advantage in this sport.

Mixed gender noncompetitive volleyball is common. Particularly in beach volleyball.

You're not an advocate for boys competing against girls, except when you post an unverified snopes "article" that essentially advocates for boys competing against girls by using things like a Bluesky post to cast doubt on the fact Payton McNabb was seriously injured by a boy during a volleyball game. 

What happened to Payton McNabb is part of the reason why people are concerned about boys competing against girls.  Someone is going to get killed in one of these leftist states that allows this insanity. 

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Re: How We Define Gender In Hawaii
« Reply #686 on: Today at 05:45:25 PM »
You're not an advocate for boys competing against girls, except when you post an unverified snopes "article" that essentially advocates for boys competing against girls by using things like a Bluesky post to cast doubt on the fact Payton McNabb was seriously injured by a boy during a volleyball game. 

What happened to Payton McNabb is part of the reason why people are concerned about boys competing against girls.  Someone is going to get killed in one of these leftist states that allows this insanity.

That you believe that Snopes article advocates for boys competing against girls says everything about how your mind works.

When I read the article, I thought the Snopes article was unbiased. Nowhere did I see where that article advocated boys competing against girls. In fact, no conclusions were drawn in the article.