@k_alexsandronva@adamfrancisco_ I don’t think anyone should be excluded from competing, but I also don’t think the solution should be taking away a category that was created for women. I think having an open category where men and women can compete would be a better way to approach it.
@k_alexsandronva@adamfrancisco_ As for women’s sports, I personally don’t agree with biological men competing in women’s categories. I think there are biological differences that can make it unfair, and in some sports potentially unsafe, for women.
@k_alexsandronva@adamfrancisco_ You are right. I understand what you’re saying, and I can admit that I should’ve educated myself more before speaking on the topic. I was giving my opinion based on what I understood at the time, but I’m completely open to learning more and being corrected when wrong.
@AI_Took_Ur_Job@adamfrancisco_ Yes, I’m pro-life. I believe every human life has value because it’s created by God. 🤍 “Before I formed you in the womb I knew you.” — Jeremiah 1:5
When my street interview with Faith Bruns went viral today asking "Who Hurts Women More?" (Sydney Sweeney or Lindsay Clancy), pulling over 7 million views in just 10 hours, the internet absolutely roasted her for what she said. But behind every viral clip is a real human being.
While I'm not a Christian (yet), I have an immense respect for the Christian community because 11 months ago, a YouTube subscriber told me Jesus told him to save my life, and he donated his kidney to me. Because of that incredible grace, I didn't want to see Faith destroyed by an internet storm over a poorly phrased moment.
We sat down face-to-face to clear the air, address the footage, and let her set the record straight on her actual stance regarding Sydney Sweeney and the Lindsay Clancy tragedy.
Drop a comment below—let’s show the internet what grace actually looks like. 👇
@faithpurdy4