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justmindy #transphobia #pratt twitchy.com

Not one person is being 'mean' to trans people, including Sophie. The desire to protect women's sports isn't being mean to men who want to dress up like women. It's respecting women enough to protect their right to play competitive sports.

Also, protecting women's sports has nothing to do with the feelings of men. It's not about respecting their feelings. It's about women. It's ok to center women sometimes. If men who dress up like women don't like that, cry about it.

This is so silly. Not one woman has been dehumanizing to the trans community. Telling them no is a boundary. It's fine.

These people are utterly exhausting. It doesn't harm a trans person to say they can't participate in women's sports. If they want to be an athlete, they have the option of participating with their biological sex. They don't because they aren't good enough. Let's be clear.

Sam J. #dunning-kruger twitchy.com

"David Hogg still has some explaining to do.

Years after Parkland, a resurfaced video from right after the shooting shows the now-famous activist looking suspiciously like he's being fed lines during an interview. The pauses, the glances, the awkward restarts—it's the kind of clip that makes you wonder why a grieving teen suddenly needed what looks like on-the-spot direction. And to this day, Hogg has never directly addressed it.

Because of course he hasn't.

When you're one of the left's anointed gun-grabbers, inconvenient footage just gets memory-holed while the media moves on to the next script.

If Hogg were a pro-Second Amendment type the mainstream media would have been all over this video shortly after the tragic event.

Playing Devil's advocate, he could have just been in shock or afraid or nervous ... but man, we don't know."