Things that actually endanger women's sports:

Transgender athletes,
Transgender activists,
Virtue signallers,
Left whingers.

The United States is different to Australia in many
areas.

Our Australian Sports Commission and the Australian
Institute of Sports are committed to promoting an
inclusive environment and supporting participation
at all level of sport on the basis of the gender
with which a person identifies.

The issue of trans gender inclusiveness in sport is
not isolated to Australia. There continues to be
dialogue around the world.

It appears important to Australian sports to weigh
up the rights of all athletes.

The Australian Institute of Sports provides guidance
on trans gender participation in sport and encourages
all sporting organizations to develop clear guidelines
around what makes an inclusive sport taking into account
the duty of care we have to all athletes. Laws vary
from state to state. And then we also have the Sex
Discrimination Act to which Anthony Albanese referred in
the debate.

It's certainly a complicated issue and the debate will
continue for sometime yet.

shonky,

I believe YOU are doing very well in this years nongball competition, play for the Galaganbone Girlies, under your new name of BABS IRONBALLS. What's your position again? OH! YES, Left Right Out.

ps. Do the girls still make you change outside behind a tree?

Love and Kisses
Your Adoring Fan
Pumpkin.

Two points-

1. It's interesting that famous Australian and now British feminist Germaine Greer is a Terf- Trans Exclusionary Radical Feminist and based on this is seemingly against Trans in Women's Sport and Toilets and Prisons.

2. Foxy said- "Ask yourself who makes the rules concerning our sports and who can and can't participate in them? You just may find that the public in reality has very little say. It is the sports organisations, et al who govern and they do listen to the advice they're given by experts. Just as governments listen to the advice given to them by medical experts on COVID-19."

Answer- One has to ask why is Foxy supporting a system of institutions that seem to be so dictatorial despite her elevation of equality in other contexts. Also it raises the question-Is equality possible?

In my view stability is more achievable with control of complexity.

I believe that it's possible if you link the interests of the rulers and institutions with the interest of the public then this could be the best way of creating a society where the different strata are included. Any society seems to require tests of loyalty from the public to ensure it's own survival. A family through multiple generations throughout history can rise through the ranks through displays of loyalty to the group.

Foreign groups will always try to destabilize local groups by playing internal groups against each other in order to bring them under their sphere (Machiavelli). Often individuals engage in subversive activities against the national group in order to benefit their lower level group structure- such as their family- in this case their own punishment is seen as a necessary/ useful/ overall positive sacrifice. In the past one way of controlling this individual subversion was by using group punishment against the perceived beneficiaries- which in modern society has been seen as bad form- which can undermine the stability of those nations that seek to portray themselves as "modern" or "good".

It's interesting to consider the different orders or levels of thinking (double thinking) in perspicacity and internecine negotiation.

"Expert" and "complex" - the two favourite words used by those trying to shut down people whose opinions they don't like. There is no 'expertise' needed to pick a male from a female, and the differences in their abilities to perform certain tasks.

We all have our share of different opinions on these
issues. They continue to be debated around the world.

It does seem important to Australian sports to
weigh up the rights of all athletes. The Australian
Institute of Sports provides guidance on trans gender
participation in sport. It encourages all Australian
sporting organizations to develop clear guidelines around
what makes an inclusive sport taking into account the
duty of care they have to all athletes.