jenb
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And don't forget posting on DGCR
I don't even play casually anymore and I still post on DGCR. It's the last thing to go.
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And don't forget posting on DGCR
I don't even play casually anymore . . .
Again, NR is the plaintiff. The burden of proof rests with the plaintiff.
LoL, quote MLK or Gandhi on DGCR and you're compared to Satan. Perfectly twisted for this twisted forum.
Guess I'll just have to quote Jesus to quicken my descent to the fiery pit of DGCR, I mean Hell.
"And why beholdest thou the mote that is in thy brother's eye, but considerest not the beam that is in thine own eye?" Matthew 7:3.
Guess I'll be burning with Natalie and the DGPT and PDGA soon.
Quick recap. The decision was appealed by the organization, and the trans player who traveled and also paid to play, and to also promote her sponsors was told to **** off."Actively, since the DGPT decided to appeal for their continued need to gatekeep."
Let's start with the first sentence, what in the actual **** are you trying to say?
Sorry to hear that. Care to share why?
So, you think it's the PDGA's responsibility to provide proof that transwomen have an unfair advantage playing in FPO?
You're right. They are hosting the events and paying out players according to the divisions they deemed necessary and fair. Seems like if someone wanted to contradict those decisions the burden of proof would be on them.
Again, NR is the plaintiff. The burden of proof rests with the plaintiff.
NR is the plaintiff in the court case. The burden of proof that the ruling isn't discrimination lies on the PDGA. The judge in her TRO case made it plain that the PDGA's decision was flawed.
I would think that there's a place somewhere between the two PDGA standards that would optimize outcomes for the whole.
It should be full exclusion from fpo or full inclusion yes.
I don't even play casually anymore and I still post on DGCR. It's the last thing to go.
Even the FoxNews website is now covering the story. I browse all the main news websites, and this is the first one I've seen addressing it. The article is a simplistic, nuts-and-bolts overview for the layperson. My biggest question is in the article they have several stock photos of disc golf. One shows a basket (hole #2) in an overgrown field. What course is that?
https://www.foxnews.com/sports/transgender-female-disc-golfer-removed-womens-event-legal-drama
C'mon, Jen, I was talking to Hampstead who specifically stated that his/her/their involvement in disc golf was, "...I'll continue to play casually with friends, but that's it." I was simply pointing out that they needed to add "...and posting on DGCR..." if that was truly it.