How did a Fantasy Football Forearm get so political?

[HellToupee 1,776]

41 minutes ago, MDC said:

According to this poll “transgender rights” ranked DEAD LAST among every issue that voters felt strongly about as of October.  

Neither party has done a thing to fix our broken HC system. Or address the opioid crisis, the out of control costs of housing and education, wage stagnation etc.

We got lots of time to talk about trannies though!  

I don’t even care about tranny issues. Trea them with dignity and respect, maybe where it allows give them their own bathroom. Come to some logical solution to the small sports issue one way or another. Keep kids safe etc and everyone live their lives. Equal rights for everyone, not special rights.I really think most on both sides probably feel the same. It’s the people on the edges starting the

[HellToupee 1,776]

21 minutes ago, Fnord said:

Regardless whether you "believe" it's a man-made issue or not is irrelevant. Glaciers are melting, the sea is rising. This admin is gutting environmental protection policy. Both parties get lobbied, but only one of them ever attempts to make positive environmental changes.

Do you agree that is a bigger problem for our kids than a few hundred kids that don't understand their gender? Or a dude playing a girl's sport? Let's get some perspective here.

Better we burn electric vehicles 

[MDC 7,428]

12 minutes ago, HellToupee said:

I don’t even care about tranny issues. Trea them with dignity and respect, maybe where it allows give them their own bathroom. Come to some logical solution to the small sports issue one way or another. Keep kids safe etc and everyone live their lives. Equal rights for everyone, not special rights.I really think most on both sides probably feel the same. It’s the people on the edges starting the

Totally agree. You’ve got fringe weirdos on the left who want a free for all and fringe weirdos on the right who think schools are lopping off weenuses.

Meanwhile, the standard of living for everyone who isn’t loaded keeps falling every years  

[squistion 2,201]

1 hour ago, MDC said:

According to this poll “transgender rights” ranked DEAD LAST among every issue that voters felt strongly about as of October.  

Neither party has done a thing to fix our broken HC system. Or address the opioid crisis, the out of control costs of housing and education, wage stagnation etc.

We got lots of time to talk about trannies though!  

You'd never know it from this forum, seems like there have been more threads on transgenders than any other subject. 

[Hardcore troubadour 15,433]

1 hour ago, Fnord said:

Good point. Now, if you could, ponder what will have a more negative impact on kids; a tiny minority of parents and their children experiencing confusion about gender and sexuality, or complete disregard for environmental preservation that this admin engages in? Toxic air, undrinkable water, coastal cities no longer habitable, pollution standards erased.

I sure know which one makes me more anxious as a parent.

44 billion tons of raw sewage ( that’s a lot) flowed in from Tijuana into California last year.   

[Hardcore troubadour 15,433]

President Trump ran on and supports generous tax cuts for working people and the elderly. I fully expect democrats in congress to support this. 

[Frozenbeernuts 2,264]

1 hour ago, Fnord said:

Regardless whether you "believe" it's a man-made issue or not is irrelevant. Glaciers are melting, the sea is rising. This admin is gutting environmental protection policy. Both parties get lobbied, but only one of them ever attempts to make positive environmental changes.

Do you agree that is a bigger problem for our kids than a few hundred kids that don't understand their gender? Or a dude playing a girl's sport? Let's get some perspective here.

The sea is rising? They have been saying that for years. The US hasn't lost any coast line.

[Fnord 2,272]

1 hour ago, Frozenbeernuts said:

The sea is rising? They have been saying that for years. The US hasn't lost any coast line.

Yes it has. 

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Climate change is contributing to coastal land losses, especially on the Gulf Coast.¹⁹ Rising sea levels can turn dry land into wetlands or open water. Existing wetlands can also be at risk. From 1932 to 2016, Louisiana lost more than 2,000 square miles of land area, mostly wetlands, in part due to rising sea levels.²⁰

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EPA’s analyses revealed that from 1996 to 2011, roughly 20 square miles of dry land and wetland were converted to open water along the Atlantic coast.