Women’s Judo Debate

Womens Judo My dear fellow judos, martial arts practitioners and entertainments women, l, da Gamma Gibbons, am delighted you devote joined me today to unravel the nauseating, adverse light that has been shown upon womens Judo recently. After, having unfortunately been open to an atrocity of a biased article revolved around yours truly, I felt compelled to express my lunacy and dismay towards the male chauvinist, ignorant writer behind these fabricated words, Andrew M Brown. Ladies, who is he to tell us which sports are socially acceptable to practice?Does he switch the right to make sexist remarks bout our careers, when he himself, has spent time In a mental ward? Mr.. Brown, your article creates the wrong assessment of the beautifully orchestrated sport of womens judo. In your absurd article, you have displayed forms of incredibly offensive sexism, relating to my sport. The showcasing of your old fashioned opinions towards women world dominant in a strong sport has infuria ted me. Your lack of understanding and knowledge for effeminate athletes participating In any sport, lone(prenominal) make you look thick and sexist.Being a Judo myself, I have first hand experience of he sport, which puts me in a respectable position to inform that your accusations circling the sport is indeed, false. I apologize for my inconsiderate behavior, a Judo Mr.. Brown, is someone who practices Judo as a sport, male or female. understandably from your fictional pillows mentioned in your article you have no significant knowledge of the sport let simply the names of Its professional practitioners.I am not exactly sure how he could have the tremendous natural endowment of successfully enraging the entire sports community from Just the insensitive, foul, sexist language used in the title of your scripted piece. The title a few words in length and Mr.. Brown has already showcased his hidden talents of triggering the anger in a group of female athletes in just one click o f the expel exclusivelyton. His disregard towards not only the sport but Its athletes have immediately given the text a very condescending and patrolling voice as narrator, referring to Judos as girls.Ill have It known to you Mr.. Brown, that the entire female prodigious judo team includes adults ages 26 and above. He must have been blinded by the disturbing sight of a popular Olympic event that consists of watching girls beat separately other up. If he is so emotionally unsettled by watching a match, were happy to direct him back to his soap operas at home. HIS referral to the sport using what I consider street slang Infuriates me as the implication that no achievement or training is required in order to participate in the sport.His low class follow sickens me, furthering my disgust when he compares my match between my opponents as two drunken women bashing ten bells out of each other. How dare he dishonor this highly respected Olympic sport? He is a writer not a sports criti c, so a piece of advice for Mr.. Brown, stick to your own career. We do not beat or Have some respect for the commitment and strength it takes to hold a sport like judo. Additionally, I find it incredible that he can assert that he probably hold up appallingly sexist.He has predicted his own criticism, suggesting the fact that he is fully aware that his discriminative mind is discordant for expressing his concern over a female sport, thats better known for its male practitioners. His condescending tone sounds as if he assumes that everyone will understand his reasoning. Newsflash Mr.. Brown, we are not so easily fooled by your contract to evoke a family man status for yourself n order to counterbalance and deflect the controversy you caused. Anecdotes close his daughters have made me wonder, what if he had sons? Would his views be the same?He is only trying to step into the exercise of a respectable man to dodge the criticism he would receive his literacy devices did not have i ts do on us though right, ladies? Does he really call himself a writer? His opinion is old- fashioned portraying women as the weaker, inferior people in this society, describing our soft limbs battered black and blue with bruises after(prenominal) a match. We are a lot stronger than you think Mr.. Brown, we can handle a few bruises and scratches but not in any way are our limbs any softer than your office restrained limbs.In conclusion, as I have ferociously argued against Mr.. Browns fabricated Judgments on a highly honorable Olympic sport, my opinions and feeling lie obvious. I am extremely appalled and repulsed by his sexist views and ignorant voice regarding not only me but also my fellow Judos and many other female athletes. I hope that I have conveyed my message across that womens Judo is far more skill related and respectable than what meets a washed up, sexist writers eyes.