AsajjVentress

Metals Trader, Metalhead. Feminist. Love space/scifi, Vikes/TWolves, politics. \m/ 🤘

[BlackSabbath @BlackSabbath]

Ozzy Forever! ✌🏽🪽
📸: @RossHalfin
#OzzyDay

[Zakk Wylde @ZakkWyldeBLS]

I THANK THE GOOD LORD FOR EVERY MOMENT WE HAD • YOU’RE THE GREATEST THAT EVER WAS & THAT THERE WILL EVER BE • YOU MADE THE WORLD A BETTER PLACE & I KNOW YOU WALK w/ME EVERY DAY •
I LOVE YOU OZ
ZAKK
XOXO

[Wesley Yang @wesyang]

In fact, sex testing for women’s sports only ever affects men

[Alexa 🎗️🧡🧡🧡 @RedTory2016]

Never forget that their worst insult is that a woman looks like a man. Because they know what they are.

No one EVER once thought Martina was a man. We knew she was a powerhouse of a woman.

[Kara Dansky @KDansky]

I am appalled at the abuse being hurled at @Martina for standing up for female athletes and female-only spaces.

[Martina Navratilova @Martina]

@swiateksg1rl WTA supports all women. As in females. There is no such thing as an invasive transphobic test- just a once in a lifetime cheek swab- takes all of three seconds. Got it?
Males are free to play in the men’s tournaments however they might identify.
Simple.

[HeCheated.org @hecheateddotorg]

🧵The tantrums and screeching over the new WTA rules have been a sight to behold, full of fearmongering, misguided beliefs, and flat out lies.

1. The test is not invasive. It can be done as a cheek swab, only needs to be done once in a career, and is far less invasive than the regular PEDs testing professional athletes already undergo.

[Bridget Phetasy @BridgetPhetasy]

This woman represents a very specific type of left wing archetype who is an absolute nightmare to wait on, live with, or have as a coworker or mother.

[Secretary Marco Rubio @SecRubio]

Laotian national Tou Lue Vang was convicted of sexually abusing a 10-year-old girl in Minnesota. 

He was set to be deported until @GovTimWalz issued him a pardon.

Then, I revoked his legal status. @ICEgov has removed him from the U.S. and he will never endanger another American.

[REDUXX @reduxx]

🚨A female inmate is suing the New Jersey Department of Corrections after alleging she was raped by a violent trans-identified male transferred to the women's prison.

In response, an attorney for the state suggested that the female inmate was transphobic.
https://t.co/xROj8YzZau

[Michele Tafoya @Michele_Tafoya]

Why didn't you believe Lyndsey?

[Martina Navratilova @Martina]

Worth a repost

[Audra Worlow 🇺🇸 @audrawrongspeak]

There is so much that has already been said about women and girls sports but something I finally noticed today is the lack of seriousness with which this is discussed.

These pro-trans organizations and politicians talk about women’s sports like one would speak about picking up the hobby of knitting, or playing tea party with their peers.

When in reality, women’s sports, just like men’s, is highly competitive.

Women train their entire lives to play at the highschool and college level.

They get up early. They hurt themselves. They eat right. They keep their grades up.

They compete for scholarships so that way they don’t have student loans.

They play professionally, and even try out for the Olympics.

This isn’t some poor innocent kids who just want to play on the playground with the other kids and have fun.

This is serious, and actual money and entire futures are at stake.

And every time a man is allowed on the women’s sports team, they take a spot from a woman.

It shouldn’t matter about athletic advantage.

What matters is that this funding, and those spots, are for women and girls.

And no man or boy should be able to steal funding, scholarships, or opportunities away from women with his presence.

And personal beliefs about who his peers are and who he is should be of no consequence.

We are not our beliefs about ourselves. We are simply ourselves.

This infantilization of women’s sports is just another aspect of the misogyny surrounding this topic in the first place.

And the fact that his beliefs are given any consideration whatsoever is yet another example of the misogyny surrounding this topic.

[Jennifer Sey @JenniferSey]

Every bit of mainstream media is entirely focused on the poor boys who are supposedly banned from sports (They aren't.)

Let's hear from the girls who compete in the 23 states that don't have protected women's sports.

[Michele Tafoya @Michele_Tafoya]

Governor Tim Walz has pardoned an illegal immigrant who violated a 10-year-old girl.

This disgusting individual was set to be deported, thanks to the Trump administration, until Tim Walz decided to swoop in and protect this creep.

America First means keeping our nation and our nation's future safe, and Democrats have made it completely clear that they couldn’t care less about protecting the great people of this country and the great people of Minnesota.

As your senator, I'll send the message that you cannot come into our country, hurt our kids, and walk away without justice.

[Justine Bateman @JustineBateman]

There is no other way to regard @Tim_Walz than irrefutably grotesque.
He’s a fan of people who sexually terrorize children. You just can’t get lower.

[Jennifer Sey @JenniferSey]

At least 50 state titles have been stolen from hard working girls. Why don’t those girls matter? How exactly are trans identified boys harmed by competing with boys?

[Michele Tafoya @Michele_Tafoya]

If you don’t think this is a big deal, tell that to the girl who lost their scholarship to a boy.

This is a major win for America, but the scary part is that it actually had to be said at all.

Minnesota Democrats have had every chance to protect girls and yet here we are, one of 23 states that still lets it happen.

They won’t protect our daughters, but I sure as hell will.

[Amy Reichert @amyforsandiego]

Opinion: Her son, the transgender plaintiff in the Supreme Court case, defeated 470 girls over 1,400 competitions. He single-handedly denied hundreds of girls the chance to compete in the sport they loved and stole the girls’ state shot put title.

[Kristen Waggoner @KristenWaggoner]

A beautiful passage from today’s majority opinion on why women’s sports must be protected—and what they mean to the girls who play them.

Written as only a girls’ coach could have written it.