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In this Friday, Feb. 16, 2018 photo, Euless Trinity’s Mack Beggs, top, wrestles Lewisville’s Elyse Nelson in the second round of the 110-pound girls division during the 6A Region II wrestling meet at Allen High School in Allen, Texas.
In this Friday, Feb. 16, 2018 photo, Euless Trinity’s Mack Beggs, top, wrestles Lewisville’s Elyse Nelson in the second round of the 110-pound girls division during the 6A Region II wrestling meet at Allen High School in Allen, Texas.
At that time, most of the blowback I received from the left had to do with minding my own business. What did it matter to me, this early line of argument went, if men become women or women become men? Why couldn't I just live and let live? It was such a tiny group of people, after all. Why was this such a big deal?
In response, I began to argue that if society allowed this monumental change to the very nature of sex and gender, then there would be policy implications. I talked about women's sports, set-aside programs for women-owned businesses, and women's-only spaces. Shortly thereafter, the bathroom wars began.
Once again, the answer from the left was basically, who cares? It's a bathroom, what's the big deal? Why does it matter who is in the stall next to you? Then came locker rooms, and once again the left rolled its eyes and told conservatives not to be such nervous prudes.
Comment: Lefties who support such issues are not operating in a reality-based world. Thinking that they will come to reason and start policing their own would be an exercise in futility. Normal people can continue to point out their flaws as the Left hoists themselves on their collective petards.