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Rapinoe Responds to Criticism · The Wes Carroll Morning Show

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University's Coca Cola Space Science Center. So a couple of things I want to
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talk about. First of all, I talked yesterday. I think it was
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yesterday about the fact that there's this strangeness that we have when it comes to
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allowing ourselves to be silenced, because it seems it's that Animal Farm thing where
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it's, you know, some people's free speech is more free than other people's
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free speech, and and all of that just kind of strange the way all
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that just seems to happen. It just happens, doesn't it. It's almost
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like, as Animal Farm was being written, It's almost like, here's the
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way these things tend to shake out, and then they do. Then they
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happen, and I feel like I should on the fact that I have.
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And part of what we were talking about to lead into that was the fact
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that we have these organizations that get together that try to stand up for the
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rights of women and sports because they say, why should trans women that were
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formerly you know, biological men, why should they be allowed to compete and
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dominate in sports? And we've had some examples of that happening, we've had
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some that haven't done as well. And I've made the case before I think
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money is really the reason that we don't have more men doing it. That
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and maybe a sense of pride that they want to compete. You know,
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we don't have more doing it just for the sake of winning. I should
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say, because I do think that a male basketball player that would be tempted
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to go, I'm gonna go join the w NBA. I'm gonna transition.
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I'm gonna tell everybody I'm a woman and I'm gonna transition and I'm gonna dominate
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the w NBA. I think that for the most part, if they feel
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like there's a chance they're going to be able to play in the NBA again,
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they would rather wait on that. I mean, I think that's part
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of it. I really do. And I think that being someone who's just
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on the outside of the NBA and not quite in, for many they see
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that as you know, more a better potential, financially viable option than going
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into the w NBA. It's just the reality. But anyway, there's a
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whole conversations about women's paying sports that we could talk about all day, and
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I've done a whole show on that. That's not where I want to go.
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I have talked about the US women's national soccer team and having the US
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team going out earlier than they've been out in a really long time. They
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were going for three in a row, Spain ultimately winning the whole thing,
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and there's a lot of cases to be made about why Spain won. Spain
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not without its own controversies. By the way, there's a huge mess there
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with their coach. There's been a couple of incidents that happened post game,
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during the final and celebration things. So it's an ugly mess. It's never
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easy for anybody. But anyway, so the US went out early, and
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there's a lot of people that have speculated why they went out early. And
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I talked on this show about some of the criticism of some of the players
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and one in particular that seems to be the lightning rod. And to be
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fair, I want to acknowledge some of the response that she, Megan Rapino,
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has given who she basically says, she did an interview with The Atlantic
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and she says it was really disappointing and the speed with which those comments got
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into the atmosphere. Everybody on the right and everybody who was using hateful language
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and these tropes, it's like they have been they have just been waiting for
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this team to stumble. But when we are perfect, then we are accused
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of thinking that we're perfect. Really, what's happening is that the right wing
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wants this to be true. They want women to believe that you can't fight
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for things and be excellent, you can't ask for what you deserve and be
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successful. And she also went on to say one thing that America does really
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well is backlash. I think there's a huge backlash against women happening right now.
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I think we can see that with the overturning of Roe v. Wade,
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We're seeing that with trans arguments in sports. And then she also basically
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said that it's not that she and her teammates hate America. She said,
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they love America, but they just don't love America in the way that some
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people want them to. She said, more in a James Baldwin kind of
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way. So there you go. A lot to digest, there, a
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lot to take in. I'm just I felt a need to at least express
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her statements there. And I do think it's interesting that she talks about this
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attack on women she says as a backlash against women happening right now. And
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it's just fascinating to me that a female athlete who has been fighting for equal
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pay for her sport that does not have the overall draw of the men's side
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of it. That is, this is in some of this we address yesterday,
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just for the ability and the rights for women to play sports at the
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middle school, high school, and college level, there was like there was
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a huge fight for those rights, for the funding, for the equality of
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funding so that there would be an opportunity to have sports for women to be
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able to play and compete and have that venue to compete. And what's happened
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now is and that eventually of course transitions into pardon use of that word,
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but into professional sports. There's professional sport options now for many women. So
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what's happened is since allowing trans women to compete without acknowledging the fact that there
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is a biological difference between a biological man who has transitioned and blowing it off,
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been saying no, there's no difference at all. So here's Megan Rapino,
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who has been an advocate for trans women competing at soccer. She said
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she wouldn't have a problem with one of her teammates losing their position. She
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didn't specifically say that, but she said overall she wouldn't have a problem with
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a trans woman biological man taking a place on the US women's national team,
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and honestly, based on her performance, it might have been her spot.
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I mean, I don't know a lot of people saying that she was past
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her prime and that she was there sort of. And this happens in sports.
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Sometimes you keep around some of those players that have been central to your
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success, and she has been that she is. She is not a poor
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soccer player. She was an excellent soccer player in her prime. She's not
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in her prime anymore, not as an athlete. That's not where Megan Rapino
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is now. So was she left over relic from before? Some are making
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that case maybe she would have been the one that could have been bumped off
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the team for a trans woman. I don't know how that would have played
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out. I don't know that she would have felt the same if on her
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way up. I mean, imagine a scenario where she doesn't make the team
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the first time that she tries to make the US team because a trans woman
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took her spot, and that's what would ultimately happen. That's what's happened in
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swimming competitions, That's happened in some track competitions, it's happened in weightlifting,
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We're starting to see it happening in different places. Now has it taken over
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women's sports? And again, I'll go back to the fact that I don't
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think that there are male athletes who are seeing it as a financial success,
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a financial way to go it. Now. You know, you may have
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had Leah Thomas, who was not going to do well in the men's pool,
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but you know has had incredible success competing in college as a woman.
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So it's interesting to me that here you have Megan Rapino who is basically making
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this case about this backlash happening against women and the overturning of Roe v.
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Wade, which a reminder, Roe v. Wade being overturned was not a
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thou shalt not be able to get an abortion. It's putting it back in
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the hands of states, which is what many on the Supreme Court, including
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Ruth Bader Ginsburg, thought where it should have gone. I mean, that
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was somebody else who had made that statement once before. By the way,
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like to remind you again, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, the real person responsible for
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Roe v. Wade getting overturned, had she taken her retirement at the suggestion
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of Barack Obama, and she would have allowed him to pick her successor instead
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of waiting for Hillary Clinton to be president and let Hillary pick her successor.
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So instead Donald Trump got to pick the successor, and then Rovie Wade gets
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overturned. So just a reminder, the true hero on the right for Rovie
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Wade being overturned is Ruth Bader Ginsburg. But here is someone saying that's a
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backlash against women. Okay, I don't agree with that statement, but I
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can see where an argument could be made for that. I can see where
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a woman who believes that women should have the right to terminate a pregnancy all
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the way up until you know, kindergarten, whatever that joke Chris Rock made
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was, I can see where someone who feels that way would see this as
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an obstacle, as a backlash against women. What I don't see the argument
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for is how you can say that an argument against transwomen in sports is a
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backlash against women. It's the opposite of that, And that's what people have
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been trying to make sure that everybody understands. This is about giving women,
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particularly girls, if you want to get into the middle school, high school,
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and college ages that we're talking about really giving them the opportunity to have
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a fair shake at competing and not being dominated on a track, not being
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dominated in a swimming pool, not being knocked around on the soccer field and
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outrun in many cases. So you can make the case that and you know,
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so often when I hear someone make an argument or a case for something
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on the left, I can hear it, and I can listen to them
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and I can say, I understand why you feel that way. I understand
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why some women would feel that way about Rovy Wade. I do. I
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understand why even some men might feel that way, But overall I don't understand
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other than a trans woman who wants to compete or someone who is trying to
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Basically, you can make your case all day. Trans people are you know
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what they want to live as, you can make that case. I've been
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an advocate for you. Live, you be you, You do what you
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want to do in your life. Just don't have it affect other people.
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Don't ask me to participate, and don't allow it to create a situation where
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other people are disadvantaged by it. That's when it becomes an issue. That's
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when it becomes a problem. So to me, and I can't hear the
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argument that trans women in sports by not by people arguing against that. It's
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a backlash against women, a backlash against women, that's the argument there.
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So I'll still stand by my statements that I made, even after reading her
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comments. When you put yourself in a position to be polarizing, when you
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put yourself in a position to stand out, you're playing whackam hole. And
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she's basically saying, yes, when you know when we're perfect, we get
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accused of thinking we're perfect. But everybody was ready for us to stumble.
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The you being ready to stumble is because people just honestly want escapism in sports.
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They want escapism in TV, they want escapism in movies. They don't
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want to be preached to. They don't want to be told what to think.
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They don't want to be told that what they believe is wrong, or
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that they're ignorant or a bigot, or whatever it is. They don't want
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to be reminded of the real world. And I've been trying to make a
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case now for a week or two about why can't we just keep our politics,
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Why do they have to always be on our leave. I understand if
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you're Megan Rapino and you think that trans women should be able to compete in
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your sport, you know, go out and talk about that, try to
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win people over, but don't try to win them over with the argument of
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well, they say they're a woman, they're a woman, and these other
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women aren't as important. See we get back to animal farm again, right,
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some women are more women than other women or whatever that is. I
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don't know. I don't understand how a trans woman is more woman than women.
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It starts to get really complicated, doesn't it. So the movie companies,
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the TV production companies, the sports owners, the sports leagues, they're
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all examples of places that we need to just let's just keep it at the
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entertainment value. Let's keep it at the entertainment value of watching teams play a
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sport, because, honestly, if we weren't dealing with anthems and protesting anthems
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at sports, and we weren't dealing with Twitter, and we weren't dealing with
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this constant reminder that you have this team that wasn't united, they weren't unified.
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If you get that reminder and then the team doesn't do well, it's
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hard not to look at that and say, maybe that's part of the problem.
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That's what certainly draws the most attention, right, that's what stands out
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the most, And she's right. There were people waiting for them to stumble.
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There were people waiting for them to fall. There were people who didn't
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have a problem with watching them lose. And yes, I think that at
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the same time, they thought that they were still perfect, they thought they
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were still untouchable. They thought they were making their run on their third straight.
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And wouldn't that have been great for American pride to have a team that
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filled with American pride, that wanted to sell lebrate a third straight World Cup.
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That would have been fantastic. We would have all appreciated that and loved
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it if it was a team full of people like all of the other teams
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they competed, that proudly stood for their anthems and sang along. Now some
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didn't had to do it. They weren't given the option of not singing along.
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But that's another conversation. And again, I don't necessarily think everybody has
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to sing the anthem. I do think being respectful is important, especially when
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you're there as a national team. But Anyway, I wanted to give Megan
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Rapino's thoughts and comments their due and give at least since she took a little
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while to reflect on it and give comments. And I go back to the
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question that many have asked, like, what exactly has she done to advance
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these issues that she's fighting for. I don't know. I haven't seen any
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evidence of any big changes. I hear her talking, and I know that
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this team has pushed for helping the pay for their team. That's something that
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they have made a change. With some of the other issues, the injustices,
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the social justice things, I don't know what actual changes have been made
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other than financial ones. And don't get me wrong, the financial ones certainly
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would be important if they affected you. But wouldn't transwomen playing in sports be
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important if they affected you and you were seventeen year old girl trying to compete
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About five point four million pet insurance policies are in force in the US.
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I don't know if that number seems higher or low. I'm looking at
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