She lost the plot. Nothing more to read into it than that.
There have been more than a few posts unsympathetic to the Aussie athlete, I thought I wold post this, I doubt it will drum up sympathy with some, but it is in her own words and as about a positive spin as you can get.
SJW vanguards digging up things from years ago now.
Ok that was a little weird Andrew, 7 days go by between the last post in this thread and my post, which is a 30 minute clip, yet in less than 30 seconds you posted something completely unrelated.
I can understand, you have thoughts knocking around, waiting for the opportunity to share. I guess your grievance is SJWâs, I donât think anyone on here likes them.
I watched this a few days ago. The trans dude is 188cm tall and (still) weighs 100kg, and seems to be a very nice person. I thought it strange that s/he seems to be waffling now about reassuming his male gender - he admits heâs thought about it due to how difficult things have been lately. Even more odd is that he claims heâs attracted to females exclusively, and not at all to men. 
This bit, where an elderly trans doctor explains that âHannahâsâ supercharged V8 âmotorâ has been replaced with a 4cyl âmotorâ so heâs incapable of hurting his (daft) female competitors, is incredible. I mean, take a look at him (Iâve just set the time in @Mickâs file to kick off as this discussion takes place). Doc says Hannah is actually physically disadvantaged, hah. The guy is definitely capable of inflicting real damage on men in any on-field collision, much less women.
https://youtu.be/P0XlP2Bbei8?t=616
In all my years Iâve never met anybody like him, as far as I know. A big burly athlete whose heartâs desire is to be a lesbian?! How many such males can there possibly be?
âThe reality of this is that white European dancers will never know my intersectional experience as a Hindu womanâ
Sounds to me like sheâs guilty of appropriating Western culture. I recommend a jail sentence.
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In her article she wrote:âFrom white vendors selling religious and culturally appropriative items on the quad to Mondayâs shameful misrepresentation of India, I am tired of keeping quiet. This is my identity; these experiences make up who I am. We will no longer be ignored on campus.â
SoâŚshe doesnât want to be ignored on campus, and the result of her actions is that a campus activity that was centered about something related to her culture was shut down.
I donât think her strategy is working too well. I mean, no one will ignore her of course, because from now sheâll always be called:âWho? Oh, the cunt that shut down the yoga classâ, but if preserving her culture was the true purpose of her actions, then itâs not working out.
If a French guy started going to every French restaurant in Taipei claiming:âTHIS IS NOT THE ORIGINAL THING, THIS IS CULTURAL APPROPRIATION, SHUT IT DOWN, REEEEEEâ and forcing them all to close, I doubt it would help the Taiwanese to learn about French culture/traditions etc.
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the next step in the fight against cultural appropriation is no marrying between cultures. Hmmm. howâs that gonna go in todayâs world?
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Oh, I highly doubt thatâs what it was. Iâm guessing she just gets a huge buzz out of being a cnut.
Never assume incompetence when malice is an adequate explanation.
âWe didnât really think this throughâ will be a best seller in the coming future.
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Sitting on your fat ass eating twinkies and complaining about people who do yoga is easier than starting your own yoga troupe, I suppose
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Is the UK trying to compete with Canada over whoâs the most progressively retarded?
If youâve never thought that the sentence:âGingerbread men have been banned at the Scottish Parliament in a bid to reduce sexismâ could ever existâŚwell, welcome to current year.
You really couldnât make this stuff up.
Iâm surprised they havenât banned the word âgingerâ in the name because it could be construed as a slur against people with classically Celtic hair.
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So vegan = genderless? Just as I suspected ⌠
In a move that (I suspect) many Canadians are secretly fist-pumping over, the UK may have taken the lead.
Earlier this year, The Mail on Sunday revealed how an NHS guidebook stated that males living as women were being invited for tests to check for cervical cancer â even though they do not have a cervix.
Itâs their right to have a cervix.
Evidently so. Nevertheless I am stunned that Britainâs NHS actually seems willing to spend more on these tests.
Maybe the NHS is just positioning itself to be remembered fondly by millennials outside the UK. Like Queen.