Jenna Talackova on ABC news show 20/20 tonight

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Jenna Talackova the Canadian Miss Universe contestant that was disqualified, then allowed to complete is on 20/20 tonight;

http://abcnews.go.com/blogs/health/2012/04/06/transgender-be...

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we don't see 20/20. Could you put up a link for it please?

My 2c worth I gave ABC

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God does not make junk. We need to get over our selves and just accept that God made the universe bigger and more complicated than our mortal minds can understand. If a person is here God wants them here. If God has a problem let him handle it and we just need to accept others as they are. If it as a girl then so be it, if it is as a man fine. I am a woman and I do not allow any one to tell me other wise.
Talackova , Tula , Chaz Bono ect are who they are so let them be and accept that it is 2012 and not 1512 we have grown in understanding just how complected God had made us and accept that.

The only bad question is the one not asked.

It was pretty good

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Barbara Walters does tend to ask one or two rather stupid questions - she does that in every interview. For instance, she asked, "Does anyone still call you Walter?" and she asked, "If you undressed..." I forget the rest of it, but the girl's mother said, "She has a vagina."

The overall impression is that of a lovely young girl, *very* pretty, very tall. She's one of the lucky ones who transitioned early, and she is very natural about everything.

Gloria Allred, her attorney, made a lot of great points. Trump looked like an ass.

All in all, a win, I think.

is it just me, or...

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Are those who despise us actually becoming fewer and fewer? More vocal, but that could just be the ease of getting your opinions out and heard in this age.

Perhaps there was a very good reason for me to remain hidden for so long and only realize what I'd been doing NOW.

I think perhaps it's time for us to start to change our own behavior from one of attacking our opposition to one of teaching those who simply don't understand. Our remaining opposition at this point aren't worth the effort and are the sort who are going to refuse to learn.

Abigail Drew.

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