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Sarah Silverman insults Caitlyn Jenner for being against Trans participation in womens sports.

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https://www.dailywire.com/news/sarah-silverman-calls-caitlyn-jenner-a-t-promotes-transgenders-in-girls-sports?utm_campaign=dw_newsletter&utm_medium=email&_hsmi=126072706&_hsenc=p2ANqtz-_EAQP7DZUUq55rc3PCdLVnHsCURYY-UHeae3NBnfmqr2tVl5oCxkUYslHgV98-32fw_BFlfesBYtfRLRbLQNbV_BP7FQ&utm_content=non_insiders&utm_source=housefile

if link is broken, summary of what she said is below.

My Comments to Sarah Silverman,
Sarah, bubala, you want examples, girls sports are being destroyed by men pretending to be girls. They can’t change their biology by wearing a dress. You are not protecting girls by protecting self-proclaimed genders. Self-proclaimed genders are not genders. They are feelings and have no place in women’s sports. If it were true then men should start competing in women’s pro tennis by self-proclamation (No medical examination required, unless by a quack) and women’s tennis would be over and the big money they were earning would be gone. Why not have self-proclaimed women in the WNBA because all the women would be gone. The ratings may go up if men competed because it’s a better product. We could call it the G-League Plus. Doing this America would appear as fools to the rest of the world.

So Sarah, if I tell you I’m an apple would you eat me and pretend your a vegetarian, not a cannibal? Just because someone declares they are trans does not physically change their gender. A doctor can examine the self-proclaimed trans and it still would not change their gender. Don’t ever pretend you are pro-women if you continue to be pro-trans in women’s sports. You can’t have it both ways.

You are protecting Marxism, not women. Stop puking the party line. The goal of Marxism is destroying identity so the state will provide it to you and easily manipulate you. Don’t be a fool, or useful idiot, like your husband. Too late!


Summary from The Daily Wire article.
Comedian Sarah Silverman advocated for biological males who identify as female to be allowed to participate in girls’ and women’s sports.

The comedian also called California gubernatorial candidate Caitlyn Jenner, formerly Bruce Jenner, a “t***” for acknowledging biological differences and advocating the separation of sports by biology instead of gender identity. Silverman even suggested Jenner, who is transgender, is transphobic.

“I saw Caitlyn Jenner saying trans girls should not play girls sports,” said Silverman. “Caitlyn, you’re a woman, right? A trans girl is a girl, she should have the same rights as cis girls.”

Earlier this month, Jenner told TMZ that the separation of biological males and females in sports comes down to “fairness.”

“That’s why I oppose biological boys who are trans competing in girls’ sports in school,” the former Olympic gold medalist said. “It just isn’t fair and we have to protect girls’ sports in our schools.”

“If you think a trans girl — what, you think a trans girl is too strong?” Silverman continued. “What about tall girls as opposed to short girls? What about boys in high school who are teeny tiny and their teammates have already hit puberty and are shaving? Why don’t you just have co-ed sports divided by weight or height, ya know? This is so dumb.”

Contrary to Silverman’s argument, numerous studies (and any life experience) confirms the biological differences between males and females, such as the structure and size of our bones, lung capacity, and muscle strength.

As highlighted by The Daily Wire, for example, “[a] study in the Journal of Applied Physiology shows that men have approximately 40% greater upper body strength and 33% greater lower body strength than women on average. Overall, women have somewhere between 37-68% the muscle strength of men.”

Moreover, a recent study confirmed the biological athletic advantages men have over women even after one year of hormone therapy, which many LGBT activists claim would level the playing field for girls. The study can be looked at here.

“They are legislating this s*** without one single example of how this plays out,” Silverman claimed.

Of course, this is not true, either. There are numerous examples of biological girls being bested by biological males who identify as female. Here are just five examples, compiled by The Daily Wire.

“This is not worrying about girls sports, believe me,” Silverman said, arguing that the acknowledgment of biological differences is just a cover for “transphobia.”

“I think there are better ways to worry about girls sports. This is not worrying about — this is not what that is, this is not concern for girls sports. It’s transphobia, full stop.”

“It’s just such a bummer when such a prominent trans woman is such a t***,” she added, referencing Jenner.

Education, Politics

College professor won’t call cops, Branden Ellis calls cops Heroes

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The professor is from Cypress College in Southern California. Currently on leave.

Dialogue from Zoom call transcribed best as I could because at many times they were speaking over each other.


Professor: You brought up the Police in your speech a few times. What is your main concern? The issue is systemic because the whole reason we have Police departments in the first place, where did it stem from? What is their history? It stems from people in the South wanting to capture runaway slaves.
Jeremy: Maybe they shouldn’t be heroes, maybe they don’t belong on a kids show?
Branden: I disagree with Jeremy: I think Cops are heroes and happen to have a difficult job.
Professor: All of them?
Branden: I’d say a good majority of them. You have bad people in every business
Professor: a lot of police officers have committed atrocious crimes and gotten away with it and have never been convicted of any of it. And I think for the person who has family members who are Police officers
Branden: Yes, I understand. This is what I believe. This is my opinion. This is not popular to say. I do support our Police and we have bad people and those who do bad things should be brought to justice. I agree with that.
Professor: They haven’t!
Branden: I agree with you on that point, they should.
Professor: So what is your bottom line point? Your saying Police officers should be revered, view as heroes?
Branden: I think they are heroes, in a sense, because they come to your need and they come and help you, and they have problems like every other business. We should fix that.
Professor: It’s not a business. That’s a problem looking at it as a business. They’re actually here to protect and to serve the people, not help them.
Branden: Who do we call when we’re in trouble and someone has a knife or a gun
Professor, I wouldn’t call the Police.
Branden: Why wouldn’t you call the Police?
Professor, I don’t trust them. My life’s in more danger in their presence.
Branden: Professor who would you call?
Professor, I wouldn’t call anybody.
Branden: If someone intrudes into your house would you have a gun on you? Who would you call?
Professor: No,
Professor: Time to go. I’m not going to reach out to the Police.
Jeremy: If someone comes at you with a gun it’s to late for the police to do anything about it.
Branden: I know it’s not popular for me to say that to you guys and people in here but that’s what I believe and thanks for listening to my point.
Jeremy: I’m glad you did say that even though I do disagree with it. It’s important.
Branden: We should fight for the right for people to say things we don’t even like.
Jeremy: I may not agree with what you say but I will fight for your right to say, within some extent!
Branden: Amen, brother.

COMMENTS

The most infuriating the Professor said is where cops began, It stems from people in the South wanting to capture runaway slaves. How ignorant is that. Police have existed in many forms in many societies for thousands of years. Making it only a racial issue is disgusting. She should be fired for her incompetence.

The only part which I am in agreement with the Professor is, she should not call the cops during times of perilous danger.

Jeremy the third participant in the dialogue said one important thing wrong. I learned this in elementary school in the 1960s. “I disagree with what you say but I will fight to the death for your right to say it.” Originally attributed to Voltaire. The other saying I learned just as important, “Sticks and Stones may break my bones but names can never hurt me.”
Now it ends, name’s will destroy me. That means people today instead of having backbone are infantile being afflicted by names. The hate crime laws infantilized an entire race of people while putting others on notice that free speech is dead. All derogatory names must be okay to say and people who may not like those names must know violence is a criminal act and punishable. It creates a better society because instead of people holding back what they think they will say it and others will know where they stand. It’s a huge benefit for all. In that people find a way to get along as each stands up for themselves and verbally fights back.

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Education

Common Core Math

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This is an example from Common Core’s first grade educational curriculum as reported by a John Stossel’s Special 9/4/2014 on the Fox Business Network Thursday Nights.

Example: 32 – 12 = ?
How to work out the problem. Four equations are created. No explanation as to why or how structurally to create them.
12 +    3 = 15
15 +    5 = 20
20 + 10 = 30
30 +    2 = 32
So then you add up the second column.
3 + 5 + 10 + 2 = 20, Twenty is the correct answer subtracting 12 from 32.

A teacher who teaches Common Core Math explaining how it works responding to a question about the math using addition to do subtraction, “I don’t know why they did that?”

BUT WHAT IF YOU USED A LOWER NUMBER IN THE FIRST COLUMN?
11 +    4 = 15
14 +    6 = 20
19 + 11 = 30
29 +    3 = 32
So then you add up the second column.
4 + 6 + 11 + 3 = 24, Twenty-four is NOT the correct answer subtracting 20 from 32.

BUT WHAT IF YOU USED A HIGHER NUMBER IN THE FIRST COLUMN?
13 + 2 = 15
16 + 4 = 20
21 + 9 = 30
31 + 1 = 32
So then you add up the second column.
2 + 4 + 9 + 1 = 16, Sixteen is NOT the correct answer subtracting 20 from 32.

BUT WHAT IF I MIX THE PREVIOUS TWO EXAMPLES?
11 +    4 = 15
16 +    4 = 20
19 + 11 = 30
31 +    1 = 32
So then you add up the second column.
4 + 4 + 11 + 1 = 20, Twenty is the correct answer subtracting 20 from 32.

BUT WHAT IF I DO SOMETHING WEIRD?
15 + 0 = 15
20 + 0 = 20
30 + 0 = 30
32 + 0 = 32
So then you add up the second column.
0 + 0 + 0 + 0 = 0, Zero is NOT the correct answer subtracting 20 from 32.

It does not matter how you put the four equations together so long as the middle column adds up to the correct answer.  By that the equations are irrelevant.  You do not need the first column.  You do not need to add the line equation to get their answer.  You just have to add 4 numbers to get to the answer.  But if I am a kid and do not understand subtraction then I would be totally lost.  Why am I adding stuff to do subtraction?  But if I do not know the answer I can’t put together the useless equations.  Maybe it would be helpful to learn subtraction first.

LETS TRY IT THE OLD WAY.

32
– 12

In the ones column we subtract 2 from 2 and the remainder in the ones column is 0

32
– 12
  0

In the tens column we subtract 1 from 3 and the remainder in the tens column is 2

32
– 12
20

20 is the correct answer subtracting 12 from 32.

This keeps it simple.  Conceptually with a child you could use 32 paperclips on a table.  Remove 12 paperclips showing 20 remain.

Common Core by this example is not about education but a bunch of bureaucratic non-sense, to dumb down kids, so they will be the sheep to the state. If a kid does not understand math which is man’s connection to understanding the operations of the physical world (Physics) then there is no foundation in learning, knowing one’s own identity or right and wrong. Absent critical thinking an individual can easily be deceived by others or worse government.

If you have kids check their textbooks. Like one parent on the John Stossel special noted, Now, I know why my kid is having trouble in math of which I have to pay for math tutors.

Please forward to parents who have kids, any comments are welcome.