Now what?

[The Irish Ram]

I want to be on the girl's team.
Say good bye to the Olympics and women's sports. No more winning for you. No more records, no more trophies:

“A nice way to win a gold medal. A man says he is a woman and competes against biological women,” commented Ann Leisner in response to the KHNL-TV story.
Reaching critical mass in sports world
The phenomenon of biological males competing in female sports is no longer an isolated occurrence.

In March, as LifeSiteNews reported, “A male-to-female “trans” weightlifter sparked controversy with his win in the women’s over-90 kg division at an Australian International competition. Gavin Hubbard, who uses the name Laurel, dominated the field, beating the runner-up, a biological woman, by nearly 20 kg. Some competitors complained that he had an unfair advantage.”

In Texas, Mack Beggs, a 17-year-old girl taking testosterone to fulfill her “transgender” dream of living as a “man,” beat all of her non-drug-taking girl opponents in February to win a Texas state wrestling title. That led to outcries that the competition was unfair because of her drug-induced physical advantages

So much for working your whole life for a goal that Bob is going to walk away with by changing his name to Bobby Ann.
Sux.

 

[skye]

I agree with you. ^^^

 

[Marion Morrison]

I want to be on the girl's team.
Say good bye to the Olympics and women's sports. No more winning for you. No more records, no more trophies:

“A nice way to win a gold medal. A man says he is a woman and competes against biological women,” commented Ann Leisner in response to the KHNL-TV story.
Reaching critical mass in sports world
The phenomenon of biological males competing in female sports is no longer an isolated occurrence.

In March, as LifeSiteNews reported, “A male-to-female “trans” weightlifter sparked controversy with his win in the women’s over-90 kg division at an Australian International competition. Gavin Hubbard, who uses the name Laurel, dominated the field, beating the runner-up, a biological woman, by nearly 20 kg. Some competitors complained that he had an unfair advantage.”

In Texas, Mack Beggs, a 17-year-old girl taking testosterone to fulfill her “transgender” dream of living as a “man,” beat all of her non-drug-taking girl opponents in February to win a Texas state wrestling title. That led to outcries that the competition was unfair because of her drug-induced physical advantages

So much for working your whole life for a goal that Bob is going to walk away with by changing his name to Bobby Ann.
Sux.

That's kind of old. The he-girl would probably be dead last competing against boys.

 

[Vikrant]

I want to be on the girl's team.
Say good bye to the Olympics and women's sports. No more winning for you. No more records, no more trophies:

“A nice way to win a gold medal. A man says he is a woman and competes against biological women,” commented Ann Leisner in response to the KHNL-TV story.
Reaching critical mass in sports world
The phenomenon of biological males competing in female sports is no longer an isolated occurrence.

In March, as LifeSiteNews reported, “A male-to-female “trans” weightlifter sparked controversy with his win in the women’s over-90 kg division at an Australian International competition. Gavin Hubbard, who uses the name Laurel, dominated the field, beating the runner-up, a biological woman, by nearly 20 kg. Some competitors complained that he had an unfair advantage.”

In Texas, Mack Beggs, a 17-year-old girl taking testosterone to fulfill her “transgender” dream of living as a “man,” beat all of her non-drug-taking girl opponents in February to win a Texas state wrestling title. That led to outcries that the competition was unfair because of her drug-induced physical advantages

So much for working your whole life for a goal that Bob is going to walk away with by changing his name to Bobby Ann.
Sux.

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