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  • ruthoday2@chaosfem.twR ruthoday2@chaosfem.tw

    @Natasha_Jay

    Just connecting some dots, based on a comment in a recent post that there are a lot of brother and sister pairs in olympic figure skating.

    If 88% of elite athletes report sexual misconduct, I wonder how many brothers are skating with their sister to protect them from the predators. Those guys should get a medal for that.

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    @RuthODay2
    That's definitely deeply insightful!

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    • ruthoday2@chaosfem.twR ruthoday2@chaosfem.tw

      @Natasha_Jay

      Just connecting some dots, based on a comment in a recent post that there are a lot of brother and sister pairs in olympic figure skating.

      If 88% of elite athletes report sexual misconduct, I wonder how many brothers are skating with their sister to protect them from the predators. Those guys should get a medal for that.

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      @RuthODay2 @Natasha_Jay this seems quite plausible. I can imagine doing this to protect my sister, if my skating wasn't a danger in itself!

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      • natasha_jay@tech.lgbtN natasha_jay@tech.lgbt

        By Sophie Labelle πŸ’œ

        (πŸ‘‰ but transphobes will transphobe anyway ofc)

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        @Natasha_Jay Their argument is always putting the cart before the horse. Transwomen are not a problem in sports at the moment so conservatives have to complain about hypotheticals.

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          By Sophie Labelle πŸ’œ

          (πŸ‘‰ but transphobes will transphobe anyway ofc)

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          @Natasha_Jay there is no "phobia" of trans. Those are simply transhating persons. They don't suffer from a phobia.

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          • natasha_jay@tech.lgbtN natasha_jay@tech.lgbt

            By Sophie Labelle πŸ’œ

            (πŸ‘‰ but transphobes will transphobe anyway ofc)

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            @Natasha_Jay I'm not sure how this will sound inside this echo chamber but lets see.

            The study was for individuals not athletes.

            And its conclusion is:
            "...Current evidence is mostly low certainty and has heterogenous quality but does not support theories of inherent athletic advantages for transgender women..."

            Convenient how only the last part was mentioned.

            I support trans women in sports, where they can compete fairly. But these misleading posts paint us all as dishonest.

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            • bit@ohai.socialB bit@ohai.social

              @Natasha_Jay I'm not sure how this will sound inside this echo chamber but lets see.

              The study was for individuals not athletes.

              And its conclusion is:
              "...Current evidence is mostly low certainty and has heterogenous quality but does not support theories of inherent athletic advantages for transgender women..."

              Convenient how only the last part was mentioned.

              I support trans women in sports, where they can compete fairly. But these misleading posts paint us all as dishonest.

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              @bit @Natasha_Jay I see no dishonesty. The results may be uncertain, but if that is the best science we have, then that is the best information currently available. It only makes sense to want to see more and better so that we are basing our statements and decisions on better information. But this is the best we know right now. And it does not support the "Conservative" politics on the issue. (and I would call this kind of "Conservative" politics radical.)

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                By Sophie Labelle πŸ’œ

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                @Natasha_Jay without knowing the subject too much for me the only exeption that i can think of would be if science prove they gain an unfair advantage (and this advantage actually matter), and of course only in "professional" league.

                But from memory i didn't read anything that show (for now) an unfair advantage, so who now maybe one day we will found 1 sport when it's the case, but until then i don't see the point of banning anything.

                Because who care of a sport lesson in local college 😎.

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                  @Natasha_Jay The transphobes aim is not to bar us from sports, bar us from single sex spaces, bar us from employment, bar us from social life, bar us from access to gender affirming care or bar us from simply walking down the street

                  Sure they want all those things but they're just stepping stones to their actual aim

                  To bar us from existence

                  They won't stop until we're gone

                  So as we're part of the species variation, they'll never stop

                  But neither will we, we'll always be here

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                  • bit@ohai.socialB bit@ohai.social

                    @Natasha_Jay I'm not sure how this will sound inside this echo chamber but lets see.

                    The study was for individuals not athletes.

                    And its conclusion is:
                    "...Current evidence is mostly low certainty and has heterogenous quality but does not support theories of inherent athletic advantages for transgender women..."

                    Convenient how only the last part was mentioned.

                    I support trans women in sports, where they can compete fairly. But these misleading posts paint us all as dishonest.

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                    @bit @Natasha_Jay most people would agree, I’d think. The sticking point word be how much weight β€œfairly” carries.

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                    • staringatclouds@mstdn.socialS staringatclouds@mstdn.social

                      @Natasha_Jay The transphobes aim is not to bar us from sports, bar us from single sex spaces, bar us from employment, bar us from social life, bar us from access to gender affirming care or bar us from simply walking down the street

                      Sure they want all those things but they're just stepping stones to their actual aim

                      To bar us from existence

                      They won't stop until we're gone

                      So as we're part of the species variation, they'll never stop

                      But neither will we, we'll always be here

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                      @staringatclouds
                      I think that's it. We're not going away - ever - because we can't. We simply 'are', no explanations needed ...

                      US political transphobia and the weird UK TERF generation will die out in time, but we will be there regardless.

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                      • natasha_jay@tech.lgbtN natasha_jay@tech.lgbt

                        @staringatclouds
                        I think that's it. We're not going away - ever - because we can't. We simply 'are', no explanations needed ...

                        US political transphobia and the weird UK TERF generation will die out in time, but we will be there regardless.

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                        @Natasha_Jay @staringatclouds Hopefully some of the current alarmism will be curtailed as Hilary Cass has now been referred to the GMC for her inaccurate and false and misleading comments in a recent interview. That whole report deserved to be binned and burned.

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                        • lexinova@cyberplace.socialL lexinova@cyberplace.social

                          @Natasha_Jay without knowing the subject too much for me the only exeption that i can think of would be if science prove they gain an unfair advantage (and this advantage actually matter), and of course only in "professional" league.

                          But from memory i didn't read anything that show (for now) an unfair advantage, so who now maybe one day we will found 1 sport when it's the case, but until then i don't see the point of banning anything.

                          Because who care of a sport lesson in local college 😎.

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                          @lexinova@cyberplace.social @Natasha_Jay@tech.lgbt Even in the case you'd outlined, I haven't heard an explanation as to why it's okay for athletes with a greater lung capacity to compete with a biological unfair advantage but not for hypothetical trans women with a hypothetical "biological advantage."

                          I strongly suspect the real reason is that discriminating against trans women is popular and discriminating against people with large lung capacity is not.

                          Another issue is that we constantly hear demands for trans-supportive
                          politicians to denounce trans women in professional sports, when politicians aren't setting the rules of professional sports.

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                          • bit@ohai.socialB bit@ohai.social

                            @Natasha_Jay I'm not sure how this will sound inside this echo chamber but lets see.

                            The study was for individuals not athletes.

                            And its conclusion is:
                            "...Current evidence is mostly low certainty and has heterogenous quality but does not support theories of inherent athletic advantages for transgender women..."

                            Convenient how only the last part was mentioned.

                            I support trans women in sports, where they can compete fairly. But these misleading posts paint us all as dishonest.

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                            @bit@ohai.social @Natasha_Jay@tech.lgbt As far as I'm aware, there are no studies at all about whether Christian athletes have a biological unfair advantage over non-Christian athletes.

                            Would it be acceptable for a sports league to ban Christians until "high certainty" studies have been done, in the interest of fairness?

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                            • staringatclouds@mstdn.socialS staringatclouds@mstdn.social

                              @Natasha_Jay The transphobes aim is not to bar us from sports, bar us from single sex spaces, bar us from employment, bar us from social life, bar us from access to gender affirming care or bar us from simply walking down the street

                              Sure they want all those things but they're just stepping stones to their actual aim

                              To bar us from existence

                              They won't stop until we're gone

                              So as we're part of the species variation, they'll never stop

                              But neither will we, we'll always be here

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                              @staringatclouds @Natasha_Jay yep. And the "good" part of that plan is that everyone else - if they allow it - will have their basic decency massaged out of them by the millionaires and billionaires who are grooming this behaviour in them.

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                              • 2something@transfem.social2 2something@transfem.social

                                @lexinova@cyberplace.social @Natasha_Jay@tech.lgbt Even in the case you'd outlined, I haven't heard an explanation as to why it's okay for athletes with a greater lung capacity to compete with a biological unfair advantage but not for hypothetical trans women with a hypothetical "biological advantage."

                                I strongly suspect the real reason is that discriminating against trans women is popular and discriminating against people with large lung capacity is not.

                                Another issue is that we constantly hear demands for trans-supportive
                                politicians to denounce trans women in professional sports, when politicians aren't setting the rules of professional sports.

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                                @2something @Natasha_Jay in my case here i simply delegate the choice to science.

                                I'm not knowledgable enough so i let the scientist say if it's advantagous or nor, and if it's unfair or not.

                                if the "fairness" or "advantage" is negligable, i find it unacceptable to block anyone

                                if there is a clear indicator (none with my actual knowledge), i would understand why someone are mad (but yet again to my knowledge it doesn't happen)

                                if everyone would do like me the issue would be solved

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                                • staringatclouds@mstdn.socialS staringatclouds@mstdn.social

                                  @Natasha_Jay The transphobes aim is not to bar us from sports, bar us from single sex spaces, bar us from employment, bar us from social life, bar us from access to gender affirming care or bar us from simply walking down the street

                                  Sure they want all those things but they're just stepping stones to their actual aim

                                  To bar us from existence

                                  They won't stop until we're gone

                                  So as we're part of the species variation, they'll never stop

                                  But neither will we, we'll always be here

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                                  @staringatclouds @Natasha_Jay They definitely want to ban you from personhood, from being treated as a human being, which of course can be a first step towards literal murder.

                                  But I think the most important thing for them is that they don’t want to think about you existing. They don’t want you taking up space that they feel is rightfully theirs.

                                  And we (especially us cis people), should never ever let them get away with that.

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