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Re: This is what happens when boys are allowed to beat up girls in athletics
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Oct 20, 2022, 1:37:08 AM10/20/22
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On 19 Oct 2022, bigdog <geowri...@gmail.com> posted some
news:c3c0b240-6314-4d28...@googlegroups.com:
> https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/ncaabk/school-district-cancels-games-a
> gainst-volleyball-team-after-trans-player-injures-opponent/ar-AA139Bq6?
> ocid=msedgdhp&pc=U531&cvid=cc10c89de75b46dba118ad24ff4846b6
>
> Volleyball is a non-contact sport. Imagine what could happen if boys
> are allowed to play girls basketball or field hockey. Even softball
> could create the possibility of a boy/girl collision. I know because
> it happened to me in a co-ed softball game. I was playing first base
> and I jumped up to try to catch a high throw from the shortstop. Once
> I was in the air, it was predetermined where I was going to land and
> that happened to be right on top of the girl who had hit the ground
> ball and was running to first. She was injured badly enough that she
> was unable to continue playing. The contact was unintentional and
> unavoidable. It's just the kind of thing that can happen in sports
> where contact between players is a possibility, even in non-contact
> sports. It creates a dangerous situation when there is such a
> disparity in the size and strength of the players involved.
Why didn't the other girls beat the shit out of the gender faker?
news:c3c0b240-6314-4d28...@googlegroups.com:
> https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/ncaabk/school-district-cancels-games-a
> gainst-volleyball-team-after-trans-player-injures-opponent/ar-AA139Bq6?
> ocid=msedgdhp&pc=U531&cvid=cc10c89de75b46dba118ad24ff4846b6
>
> Volleyball is a non-contact sport. Imagine what could happen if boys
> are allowed to play girls basketball or field hockey. Even softball
> could create the possibility of a boy/girl collision. I know because
> it happened to me in a co-ed softball game. I was playing first base
> and I jumped up to try to catch a high throw from the shortstop. Once
> I was in the air, it was predetermined where I was going to land and
> that happened to be right on top of the girl who had hit the ground
> ball and was running to first. She was injured badly enough that she
> was unable to continue playing. The contact was unintentional and
> unavoidable. It's just the kind of thing that can happen in sports
> where contact between players is a possibility, even in non-contact
> sports. It creates a dangerous situation when there is such a
> disparity in the size and strength of the players involved.
Why didn't the other girls beat the shit out of the gender faker?
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