@djmorse126@Tyre_94 She only answered a question. The movement is organic. She is saying nothing. The media is actually to blame for trying to stoke this fire.
@busyxb The effort to ensure the women's space known as the WNBA remains a safe space for women is not being driven by hate. The response to the effort by the anti-woman crowd is. Some of you all are just downright foul, and really need to get your heads checked.
@dynastysgaga Yes, because people historically have never been prone to protect their wives, daughters, granddaughters, nieces, etc. The leftist idiots just keep coming up with new things for us to protect them from.
@GotTheFever22@baby22goat Then why all of a sudden the entire community acting like they wanna strive for a career in the WNBA? If it's a non-issue, then what's wrong with making sure it stays a non-issue?
@CrunchAlias 1) I thought they were born women. Make up your mind. Oh, and by the way, yes they would. They have. And they will again unless someone speaks up an nips the madness in the bud.
2) See #1. WTF are you even saying? I'm a woman. I can play with the girls now?
@magicsincemac Being trans isn't a license to do whatever the hell you want. NO human has the RIGHT to invade the private spaces specifically designed and set aside for people of the opposite sex.
@starsallialign Maybe when she actually said something hateful. Standing up for girls and trying to protect them from ill-intentioned men is what more people should be doing. You'd probably find out that more of the WNBA feels the same way if the media wasn't just attacking the Fever.
@linzsports@USANetwork A woman (had to check your pronouns to be sure) that writes about women's sports has a problem with a woman (one that needs no pronouns) standing up for women in sports. You parents (Carrot Top and Elaine Benes) must be proud to have raised such a moron.