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If that's not what you meant you should choose your words more carefully. |
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This whole thread is based on transgenders in sports, not the morality of sex change or homosexuality. No one is being "hateful" on here. They just do not agree with others, therefore have their own opinion. Hateful seems to be often misused lately. |
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As for "insinuating" that hatred is implied when using a slur like freak, such an insinuation is no different than when using "hebe" for jew, the N word for a person of color, "beaner" for Latino, "homo" for gay, "fatso" for the obese, etc. I'm going to anticipate that you (or someone) will argue that those epithets do not necessarily imply hatred, per se. OK, maybe, but it's indisputable they are condescending at the very least. And again, while we have a right to be condescending or even hateful, we will be scorned by a civilized society. |
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Unless you’ve had a personal experience with with someone as you’ve stated, you cannot criticize fairly or with any basic knowledge of the issue. Society used to shun left-handed people, or people with epilepsy. Grow up and acknowledge this malady exists. |
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We know they exist, that isn’t the point which is total distortion of fair play for the LPGA. The answer is to develop competitions between transgender participators. Now we’re talking about equality! |
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I chose the words "written by humans" purposely to allow for the possibility that they were changed or enhanced. Saying it's "fine" if you believe they are the literal word of God allows for the possibility they are the unvarnished truth. I respect everyone's take on religion and spirituality, but this getting into the weeds is not suitable for this forum, in my opinion. We can pick apart each others words for hours, as has been going on since religion first appeared. That said, I can't help but notice you've dodged the key question twice: "So does that mean we can ignore Jesus' admonition not to judge?" |
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It is simply impossible to do. Many years ago the Russians gave male hormones to their Olympic athletes. It was declared illegal. I recall seeing a follow up article on those women. As I recall there was a high rate of suicide. They could not or had trouble getting pregnant. I am not religious but I do believe in nature. What we are doing cannot be called by anyone on any side of this issue as being natural. Jenner, the the public spokes person for transgenders. Was a male Olympic star now a female. HUH? Truth of not, I've read he/she/it prefers women sexually. Happy transgenders? |
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Are you saying you believe some of the bible but not all? Or that some of it is the word of God but not all? Just wondering. |
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The world cannot accommodate everyone. New York City had a plan to put in more public restrooms. As I recall they looked at several. One was being used in France and I think it was the top contender. It never happened reason insistence that they must accommodate people in wheel chairs and then I think blind people. To get a plan that would work would require people in every location to help whatever is the pc word. Result badly needed public restrooms were never put up. Nothing is or ever will be perfect and yet we demand perfection. Where we are and how we got here. |
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Labels? Jenner is running on the republican ticket in California. Talk about confusing. I expect, rather than asking here, you could call the campaign office and ask. |
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