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The link you included makes me feel like I'm going insane, particularly the video that goes along with article.
Oh so troons are saying that, huh? That's rich.
That was said in the tone of a foreign traveler who doesn't speak English and doesn't understand the words that they're saying. "Biological sex? What in the world even is that anyway?" the journalist moaned. It means biological sex and you, me, and everyone else on Earth knows exactly what it means if they made it past the first grade, retards included. The article is talking about a small number of potential tranny student athletes who may or may not be required to see their primary care physician for a routine physical prior to playing on the women's volleyball team. The way they are phrasing it suggests that the school's coach is luring unsuspecting trannies into their office and then forcing them to have sex with them. It's an ordinary doctor appointment ffs, any athlete is familiar with getting a physical. It also sounds as though this would only ever be required if a MTF troon continues to swear that although they keep their beard, are 6'2" 220lbs, and have a massive adam's apple, well they're actually a little girl.
Like many of you I have been somewhat desensitized to troons and their tranny planet agenda, it's incredible that even the most atrocious neovagina disasters barely even phase me anymore. With that being said, I still continue to be shocked seeing their complete capture and rewriting of the English language play out in front of our eyes with seemingly little pushback. Even worse is that it seems the majority of this bastardization is coming from the top down and championed by some of the most elite universities. For whatever reason, academics seem to truly love this stuff. There are times where it feels as though its largely become normalized and I have to come to places like KF to see others who even blink an eye anymore when hearing made-up words like "cis".
I guess I'm MOTI or whatever but who cares. This article was by no means unusual in any way, in fact it's about as ordinary and boring as one can be that covers this topic, which is to be expected from an outlet like The Hill. There are way better examples out there that highlight this campaign to rewrite language and then pretend it never happened, but this is the one you posted and for whatever reason it kind of pissed me off today. I'm pretty sure this has all been said a million times and it's obviously nothing new. It just really irks me, that's all.
