In article ,
grizzlieantagonist{at}earthlink.net says...
> On Tue, 1 Mar 2005 09:18:48 -0800, Mark Borgerson
>  wrote:
>
> >In article ,
> >grizzlieantagonist{at}earthlink.net says...
> >> On 1 Mar 2005 07:03:27 -0800, "ddnoe{at}bellsouth.net"
> >>  wrote:
> >>
> >> >To get back to the original topic, is pushing physical
activity among
> >> >girl children and teenagers a good thing?  I myself have
always tended
> >> >to favor a sedentary lifestyle.  However, when I think of
an Atlanta
> >> >teen girl on the couch watching things like Jerry
Springer, I have to
> >> >say "You Go, Girl!" sounds like a good idea.
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >> There is obviously a lot of ground between sedentary TV watching and
> >> feminazi athletics so to pose this as an
"either/or" proposition makes
> >> no sense.
> >>
> >> Female athletics are lesbian feminazi breeding grounds.
> >>
> >Yet this answer of yours seems to equate all athletics with
> >lesbian feminazi breed grounds.
>
>
> Female athletics.  Female athletics are lesbian feminazi breeding
> grounds.  All right, they are GENERALLY lesbian feminazi breeding
> grounds.
>
>
>
> >It is disturbing in several
> >ways:
> >
> >1.  I haven't figured out how lesbians can breed.    ;-)
> >(and if they do, is lesbianism a dominant genetic trait?)
>
>
> It's a figure of speech in this context.

And an amusing one at that!   ;-)
>
>
> >2. Organized lesbian recruiting of girls under the age of
> >consent would seem a dangerous activity in the current
> >strong aversion to child molestation.
>
>
> The current strong aversion to child molestation doesn't extend to
> lesbian recruiting of girls, which is avid, open, avowed, and
> sponsored by corporate America.

No proof offered.  Claim fails.  (Thanks, Andre!)
>
>
> >3.  You've already contradicted yourself, in part, when you
> >accepted some sports, such as gymnastics, as suitable for
> >young women.
>
>
> That would be in the area of the middle ground that I've alluded to,
> but I doubt that an organization called "You Go, Girl" is interested
> in encouraging girls to participate in traditionally feminine
> pursuits, such as gymnastics - unless they want to also try to make
> female gymnastics part of the same coarse hate-male culture that
> female soccer, female basketball and female softball/baseball (just to
> name a few) are now.
>
A couple of sites I visited listed such activities as Dance, Gymnastics,
Diving,  sailing,  swimming  etc.   I suppose that the actual list
of activities depends a lot on where they can get adult volunteers
to conduct the programs.

If you have anything, other than prejudice, that  supports your
contentions about the activities offered, please feel free to
present your data.
>
>
> >Now if you'd only said "Most women's team sports at the high school
> >and college level are....."     ;-)
> >
> >Mark Borgerson
>
>
> If I'd said that duck hunters kill ducks, you'd probably throw in my
> face some isolated instance that you found of a duck killing a duck
> hunter.

Your response is a bit off target.   To match your
analogy,  I would have to have said  "lesbian feminazis are a recruiting
ground for women's sports".     Which I did not say.

More likely, I would have pointed out that some duck hunters do not
kill ducks---just like many fishermen don't catch fish.

I might also have come up with some statistics that duck hunters
quite often kill themselves and other duck hunters in the pursuit of
their sport!    ;-)

Mark Borgerson



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