BarryP wrote:
BLeP wrote:
How did she get hurt on that play? Shes holding her back. There’s no way she injured her back on that play. It was pretty innocuous. Looks to me like she’s faking injury. My guess is that the one team didn’t like playing against the the boy who (presumably) identifies as a girl. So they quit.
Well, there are a few possibilities:
1) Three girls did actually get injured. In fact, maybe the girl landed on something that was hurt from a previous play in that video.
2) Three girls got beat up badly enough that they decided that they didn't want to get beat up anymore, so they pussed out and claimed they got injured.
3) They all had a cunning to plan to fake injuries during the game so that they'd have an excuse to forfeit.
None of us know which one it is. Most will believe what they want to believe. All I know is I saw a skinny trans girl rip the ball away from her pretty easily and knocked her to the ground, and I'm pretty sure she wasn't throwing the shotput at states a year earlier.
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Thanks in large part to The Independent Council on Women’s Sport, an American-based advocacy group, almost 9-million people have seen the infamous video clip of Clark injuring a female opponent during a February 8 high-school basketball game. Clark, a student at KIPP Academy in Lynn, MA, also reportedly hurt two other girls during that same game. Following the third injury, the coach of the opposing team, Collegiate Charter of Lowell, MA, chose to forfeit the game rather than risk losing more players. In light of the (predictably negative) fallout, KIPP Academy then chose to forfeit its own last regular-season game. It also withdrew from its Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Association (MIAA) playoff bracket, despite having already qualified for the post-season.
And so, all in all, approximately 30 female basketball players on two separate teams suffered negative consequences because a single male player wanted to present to the world as a female athlete. And that tally doesn’t include the female players on other teams that KIPP competed against during the regular season.
There's more in the article about Clark that's less than flattering.