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Female Football Player · Let's Ask the Mamas!

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  We got a question for our American mama's. Dear mamas, why are you
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  conservatives celebrating a girl playing NCUBA football but you are so hateful towards transgender women
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  in swimming. Well, let's ask our American mama's mama, mama and joining
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  us now our American mama's Terry Nutterville and Kimberly Burlison. So, over this
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  last weekend, Hayley van Vry's of Division three Shendoi University became the first woman
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  to play in an nc DOUBLEA football game, not as a kicker. We've
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  had some other women that have played in the NCAA as kickers. She plays
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  as a safety, which means she's going up and trying to tackle the big
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  guys that are out running, either as receivers or running backs, trying to
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  get through her. And maybe even sometimes she goes on attempts to try and
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  tackle the quarterback. Okay, So if you have a woman and that's playing
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  in men's sports, why would you celebrate that woman If you don't think that
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  without men should be playing in women's sports, I don't celebrate it. You
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  don't. I don't really don't celebrate it. If it was an individual thing.
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  And she was against other women, that's that's one thing. Or she's
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  even against men in their sport and she's the best, she beats everybody,
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  that's one thing. But a whole team. I feel like men are going
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  to treat women different. They're not gonna want to hurt her. So it
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  changes the game, it changes how they're playing. And there are female football
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  players now, they do have women teams. Go play with the women.
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  Well, the other thing is, quite honestly, you're not going to have
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  a woman coming too a male sport and beat them and take away their medals,
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  take away their scholarships, take away those things. That's happening with the
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  transgenders. Now, this is a female who's a female in this men's world.
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  Whether she's not transgender, that would be a whole different story. But
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  it doesn't happen like that. It only affects women negatively when a male comes
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  into their space. So I asked Kevin, I asked my husband, I
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  said, what do you think about this? His answer surprised me. He
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  said, I mean, if she's qualified, if she's the best person for
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  that job, then yeah, she should go for it. You know,
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  I don't have a problem with that. And I said, do you think
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  that the other players are going to be different towards her, They're not going
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  to be as brutal and he said yeah, he said, I can see
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  where some would probably kind of just just enough to gently get her, tackle
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  her gently. But my whole thing with the whole transgender movement and that she
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  again, she's not transgender. She is a female who earned that spot on
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  the team. Right, She's not trying to be medal, right, right,
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  right, right. Her pictures clearly show she understands. She's a beautiful
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  girl actually, and she has earned that spot. And so I my problem
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  with the transgenders going into the women's sports is they're taking away opportunities. They're
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  taking away medals, they're taking away sponsorships, they're taking away the ability for
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  women to beat them because they're men. So do you think she has an
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  unfair advantage because because one of the things we look at, not right of
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  the game, she's swimming against Leah Thomas. So do you we obviously think
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  Leah Thomas has unfair advantages against other swimmers in the NCAA simply because of his
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  physical anatomy. Do you think this player, Miss Van Vy's has physical advantages
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  compared to the men in the sport where she had a physical disadvantage, physical
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  disadvantage, the fact that she made it on that field with the physical disadvantages,
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  there's a lot about her. To me, what are you think?
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  Well, I feel like it is an advantage being a female because they're not
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  going to go I mean, they might be cruel and just try to go
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  after her and hurt her, you know, but I think most men would
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  not do that. So she's at an advantage of not being touched, you
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  know, of not being hurt, and so I do think that she's at
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  an advantage. She shouldn't be there in that interesting. So this is where
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  one thing this is this is a subject out of the Kimberly and I disagreement
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  on. Yeah, okay, if you're the coach for one of the teams
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  going up against Shenandoah Valley, how do you get your players ready to play
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  against a female opponent when it's just it's just one person on the other team.
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  She's not the necessarily the best player on the other team. She's only
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  been had a few minutes on the field. But how do you get your
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  players so that they don't make mistakes because she's on the field. I think
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  it's it's innate in each player. Like I've raised my boys, they could
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  never hit their sister back. They could never do anything to harm a girl.
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  So even if they got to that level and a coach said I want
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  you to get out there and you just ram it down her throat, you
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  better throw her. I don't care if you you know, I don't think
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  that my boys would be able to. Yeah, I agree, there's no
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  way they'd be able to. So there we have it. She is at
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  an advantage there. I'd be so curious though, with the coach she just
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  would say to the guys to get them too, because she doesn't. I'm
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  sure she's like, no play like you always would, you know. But
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  do you think the coach put her on the team because he's so afraid of
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  being canceled? Do you think that was one of those let's put her on
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  the team so nobody comes down and crams down my throat. If you look
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  at her, I don't think she's gonna be a starter. I mean she
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  went in like D three D three schools. Yeah, I think it was.
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  I think it's a statement more than anything but you know what I look.
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  You know, I was like, goly, she's cut, she's ripped.
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  So maybe she did. Maybe she did beat out the fourth and fifth
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  stringers. You know, she looks like she's I think she's down the line
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  a little bit. She didn't get a lot of playtime. So it is
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  I think it's just a coach saying, Okay, give you an opportunity.
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  I give you this opportunity to see what you can do. And I will
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  say when you go to that Twitter feed, a lot of parents, especially
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  women who had sons on her high school football team, said, listen,
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  she's a bad a. She can get the job done. Watch what she
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  does. You know there they all stand behind her. So that says a
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  lot to me too. Even like to ask our American MoMA is a question.
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  Go to our website America Gundradio dot com slash MoMA, click on the
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  asked the Mama button. Terry Neetteville, Kimberly Burlison, Thank y'all so much,
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  Thank thank you,