[yldstrk]

how about no

I don’t like it

I don’t have to like it

I don’t have to accept insanity as normal

[1rudeboy]

For what it's worth, FIFA has American Samoa ranked 198th in the world, above Andorra, Eritrea, Somalia, Macau, Djibouti, Cook Islands, Anguilla, Bhutan, San Marino, and Turks and Caicos Islands.

http://www.fifa.com/worldranking/rankingtable/

[Telepathic Intruder]

“I cried my eyes out.”

Welcome to life, where not everyone will accept you or approve of you. So what's the solution? Whine and complain until someone makes them like you and accept you. Bring everyone down to your level.

[Artie]

“Because sex change procedures are not generally available in American Samoa, practitioners usually retain their male physiology while assuming the societal role of a female.”

HERESY

[John O]

Why do they feel the need to parade yet another mentally diseased freak out every time there is some newsworthy development? It’s like they look at the day’s news (world cup soccer) and then look through their directory to see if they have a pervert for that one.

[muir_redwoods]

"Although Saeula’s Samoan teammates were generally accepting of his effeminate looks and behavior, he encountered resistance when he tried out for the men’s soccer team at the University of Hawaii, where he is studying dance."

Dance? Really? Engineering and Accounting programs all filled up?

[YourAdHere]

That’ll go over great in Iraq.

[Opinionated Blowhard]

What you learn from these stories is that these cross-dressers go back and forth and back and forth over whether to be men or women. It is a mental illness and should be treated as such, not some expression of personal preference. If this guy claimed he was a knight and wanted to play soccer in a suit of armor, would they let him?

[IronJack]

In any but an amoral tribal society, Saelula would be considered a freak and a deviant. I hope he gets booed off the pitch.

[BenLurkin]

“I didn’t know the significance it had on the world because in Polynesian culture it’s not that big of an issue.”

Yes, well, yet another reason why the world doesn’t think much of Polynesian “culture.”

[BenLurkin]

“I didn’t know the significance it had on the world because in Polynesian culture it’s not that big of an issue.”

Yes, well, yet another reason why the world doesn’t think much of Polynesian “culture.”