Not the norm

competitions, is in fact quite the reverse. Despite what they would have us all think, men and women on this planet are different, particularly in the physical sense. Do they truly believe that it would be ‘fair’ to pit male boxers and wrestlers, against females? Would they be prepared to take the responsibility of fatalities or serious injuries in the ring ­ simply because they consider all with opposing views to their opinions are homophobic, or simply ‘not fair’?

No, this is the usual rhetoric from another minority, not at all happy with their lot, who are utterly insecure in their ‘differences’ and consider the only way they can be accepted is to browbeat the majority into recognising their situation as ‘the norm’. Well, it’s not the ‘norm.’ What these people (they are hopefully people!) should really be doing is accepting and taking pride in the knowledge that there are many human beings who are in fact different, and to celebrate this phenomena by working toward and per­