@salltweets The solution is very simple. The NBA wanted to be inclusive and have a place for women to play basketball, so they help create and fund the WNBA. If the WNBA feels so strongly about inclusion for trans, why don’t they help start and fund a trans league?
@sportingnews How about back to basic business.
Fans are everything
“We have a lot of passionate fans from every background, people with this much passion, they will voice their opinion strongly for or against their favorite teams, players and their oppositions.”
@mattvanswol At this point it’s opposite world. So maybe we should do the opposite and not care. Just protect the ones closest to us. By not caring, the dumbasses will blame us for not caring then demand changes.
@BMitraglia They use the Rich as the excuse than those policy slowly trickles into the rest of the population. Or their policy causes so much inflation so that everyone is a “millionaire “.
@ProbablyWrong87@jackunheard Yes on testosterone and beating up all the girls. All professional sports have antidoping policies so this will not apply.
That’s not the flex you think it is. After the testosterone female( trans men ) start pushing the normal biological females around.
1) the normal biological females with start doping too
Or
2) push back on the trans men
Either will make WNBA more fun to watch then they are now.
@ThatBoxingSmoke@TMZ lol, the average NBA career is 4-5 years. He played for 11 years in the NBA, probably would have played more if he didn’t go political.
@patrickbetdavid It’s because the WNBA plays that pronoun game. You have certain players declaring non-binary, so now with a genetic test, they are forced into a non-binary category. So reality sucks some of these players will have to face reality.
@eMjAy_023 One is a close line with someone not being able to see the ground coming. She could have had a life altering injury if she landed on her head.
@mr_biggz89@Chosler Close line falling backwards without the ability to brace herself could have ended very badly if she hit her head. Falling forward without the ability to see the ground coming is completely different.