USA (no{at}thanks.com) writes:
> 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.  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?)
>
> The term "breeding grounds" is a figure of speech.  Obviously figures
> of speech are not meant to be taken literally so your questions above
> are inane.

Indeed, if lesbians recruit others into their sexuality, then the
" breeding " of lesbians is unnecessary, though that would blow up
claims that homosexuality is innate, as opposed to learned and
chosen behavior.

>>2. Organized lesbian recruiting of girls under the age of
>>consent would seem a dangerous activity in the current
>>strong aversion to child molestation.
>
> Is that a fact?  Where is all the public outrage about the bimbo
> blonde teacher sluts raping little boys?

Indeed.

> Where is the outrage at rapist Mary Kay Letourno marrying the young
> man she repeatedly raped during his childhood?  Why is she out of jail
> in 7 years after repeatedly raping this child?
>
> Do men routinely go to jail for 7 years or less for raping little
> girls?  Do homosexual Catholic priests do 7 years for molesting little
> boys?  No, of course not.
>
> There is only a "current strong aversion to child molestation" when it
> is a MAN molesting the child whether that man is heterosexual or
> homosexual.  Women who diddle with little boys become media darlings
> and little to no public aversion is ever noted.

Quite. But, Big Daddy Sir Galahad Feminist Slurping Borgerson is
too dim to grasp this difference. He too, suffers from the brain
rot known as Feminism.

>>3.  You've already contradicted yourself, in part, when you
>>accepted some sports, such as gymnastics, as suitable for
>>young women.
>
> You are deliberately twisting what he said.

Of course. Feminists do that.

> As I recall, GA said sports like gymnastics are not really "team
> sports."  In gymnastic competitions girls compete individually, are
> scored individually, and their scores are then combined to arrive at
> a "team" score.
>
> This is not done in boys team sports such as basketball, baseball,
> football, soccer, boxing.....in these team sports the players actually
> work together and perform in unison to arrive at ONE team score.

Of course. Team sports require co-operation. Individual ones,
do not.

> If you were the least bit clever you'd have thrown out tennis as an
> example of women in sports.  Twenty or thirty years ago the audience
> for female tennis players was large.  In the years of Tracy Austin and
> Chris Everet when girls played hard but still looked, dressed, and
> acted like girls tennis seemed like a good sport to encourage little
> girls to take an interest in.
>
> Martina Navitrolova put a big and disgusting damper on that one.
> Venus and Serena Williams did more damage.  The sisters look like they
> are women on steroids or male wrestlers in drag.  If I had a little
> girl I certainly would not be comfortable pointing to these "female"
> athletic role models as someone she might want to emmulate.

Indeed. They're approaching the area of female body builders, whose
freakish appearances deny their femininity.

>>Now if you'd only said "Most women's team sports at the high school
>>and college level are....."     ;-)
>
> Are what?  Dykes?  Probably so.  But saying that would be as
> insightful as saying the sun will rise in the east tomorrow.

Sure. No news there, except to brain rot sufferer Borgerson.

I plonked him a long time ago. As he just... doesn't get it.

Andre


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" I'm a man... But, I can change... If I have to... I guess. "
                                    The Man Prayer, Red Green.


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