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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.  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?)

2. Organized lesbian recruiting of girls under the age of
consent would seem a dangerous activity in the current
strong aversion to child molestation.

3.  You've already contradicted yourself, in part, when you
accepted some sports, such as gymnastics, as suitable for
young women.

Now if you'd only said "Most women's team sports at the high school
and college level are....."     ;-)

Mark Borgerson



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