No. Right is right and wrong is wrong.
Are you saying that we can have different opinions about right and wrong? Is there ever a time, for example, when it is permissible to rape a women?
I believe it is always wrong for boys to compete with girls, if you want them to grow up as men and women who cooperate with each other, because the ethicacy that you establish as young as possible is the ethicacy that they will practice when they become adults.
It is not about the worth of a person, because males and females fill different roles but are inherently not any different in value as people.
To otherwise is to create the propaganda that men and women can compete against each other without it spilling over into other parts of life, which is not true. People carry their values into all parts of life and do not turn them off in specific situations. Men and woman as competitors do not suddenly become cooperators when they marry each other, for example.
In this instance, yes, we can have a difference of opinion in what is right and wrong. I see no issues with girls wrestling boys up to High School. After that, I believe the girls need to wrestle girls. The girls don’t catch “the trans” by wrestling boys and the boys don’t catch “the gay” by wrestling girls. Those two young ladies I mentioned earlier are the epitome of “girly girls.” What’s next? You gonna say girls shouldn’t be cops, firefighters, soldiers, sailors, MARINES, airmen or Coasties? I was in the navy for twenty years and served with females who competed with males in all aspects of shipboard life. War fighting, fire fighting, boat handling, weapons employment, navigation, rigging and everything else that goes with seeking promotion. No issues, with the exception of the occasional affair or breakup that wound up getting some folks in trouble for fraternizing. I disagree with you. That’s it. You don’t get the dub today. Deal with it and move on, just like I’m going to do.
Ridiculous. Men need to grow up to be cooperators together as well, though in dofferent ways—and playing fields are the place to learn that.
It is for the physical differences that for most serious sports require separate playing fields.