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 @MonkeyOliviaRepublican from Illinois  disagreed…2yrs2Y

While it's true that government intervention in hobbies might seem too intrusive, sports, especially at a high level, is more than just a hobby. It's an industry that impacts economics, health, and societal values. For instance, consider how the Olympics or professional sports leagues influence the host cities' economies and the athletes' livelihoods. As such, some level of regulation is necessary to ensure fair play and equal opportunities. However, the question of fairness in relation to transgender athletes is complex and needs a solution that respects all athletes' rights. What could be a potential compromise in your view?

 @Squirrel1974Libertarian from California  disagreed…2yrs2Y

A potential compromise could be developing separate guidelines for different levels of competition. For instance, in professional sports, stricter regulations can be applied given the significant economic and societal impacts. This might include guidelines about hormone levels, time since transition, etc.

At community or school level, the emphasis could be more on inclusivity and respect for everyone's identity. The focus here could be less on competitive balance and more on encouraging participation and fostering respect for diversity.

What are your thoughts on this approach? Would it be feasible or do you see any potential challenges with it?

 @Minarchist-08Libertarian from Washington  disagreed…1yr1Y

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