Piers Morgan dumped it with pro-transgender activist Stascia Underwood on Friday after denounced men who opposed men who competed in women’s sports to “eradicate trans people.”
Morgan, who previously opposed men competing with women, said in “Pierce Morgan’s Uncensored” that many trans-specific men put women at risk when they play against female athletes and put women at risk. Underwood argued that turning concerns towards trance-specific men competing in women’s sports is a way to “eradicate trans people.”
“There’s nowhere more dazzling than the stage of a sport you’ve seen over and over again than the biological men who can’t compete with other biological men and suddenly beat women or take the Olympic spot from women,” Morgan said. ” [United Nations] It came out at nearly 900 and John Oliver tried to ridicule this, but I think last year I went to women’s sports trans athletes. This is not right, it is not fair, it is not equal… In this regard, we are now reaching a dangerous place for me, not an unfair and unequal place of this debate. What do you say to that? ”
“I think that’s difficult. I think there’s a lot of emphasis on the trans women in sports. Specifically, I made it very clear that I’m not here to spew facts or spew something from the perspective of statistics and stuff like that. I have experience as a trans person. I’ve had immediate pushbacks from Morgan and the other panelists. (Related: “They/They are actually pronouns”: Town Hall attendees tell CNN’s Anderson Cooper that he accidentally kept her on air.)
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TV host and reporter Emily Austin said Underwood’s statement was “the stupidest debate.” [she] I’ve heard that Morgan called it “slip dic.” Morgan then asked Underwood to avoid it, citing certain examples of “remote” transphobic statements he had done so far.
“Yes, it’s just stupid. Where did you get it from? Where’s what I’ve said so far?” Morgan asked.
“Like my friend’s flowers, I’ve seen other interviews, certain things you said on the pier [Brown] And before Morgan could ask another question, Underwood began.
“And what was transphobic? Have I ever said that you could remotely interpret it as transphobic or transphobic or wanting to get rid of trans people?” Morgan asked. “I’ll challenge you now, please tell me.”
Underwood did not answer Morgan’s question, but rather said the charges were not personally “instructed” to him.
Austin then told Underwood that these types of accusations were not being taken seriously by the American public and hence he would not help their cause. In agreement with Austin, Morgan argued that many transgender activists, such as Underwood, are consistently trying to “close” arguments of “legitimate” by consistently labeling “legitimate” debates about transgender sports debates as “transphobic.”
Morgan said trans-identifying athletes can compete with other men or other male athletes who identify as trans to ensure fairness. Underwood claimed that transport men who compete with other men were “meaningless,” and that there were no trans athletes enough for them to compete with each other.
President Donald Trump signed an executive order on February 5th to ban biological men from competing in women’s sports. New York Times/Ipsos investigation In January, it was found that almost 80% of Americans believe men should ban competition in women’s sports, but Harvard believes it’s Harris’ cap Opinion survey Since February, 69% of those surveyed said they were supporting a ban on women’s men from sports.
The Department of Education found that Maine violated civil rights laws by continuing to allow men to compete in women’s sports and allowing administrations to revoke state school funds. a Opinion survey Release from the University of New Hampshire on March 31 discovered that the majority of Maine residents wanted men to ban competition in women’s sports.
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