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5 of 6 medallists in a US men's & women's championship finals were biologically male

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arranfan · 10/09/2018 11:55

Via the excellent Prof. Kathleen Stock:

twitter.com/SamBarber1910/status/1038414373977550848

At the 2018 Connecticut State track & field championships, of the 6 medalists in the men's and women's 100 meters finals, 5 were biologically male.

Some good comments in that Twitter thread:

It's as if someone asked the monkey's paw to find a way to get equal prize money for women's sport
“You have some people who believe men are stronger and faster” ... that’d be those people who’ve noticed that every single men’s record is faster/longer/heavier/higher than every single women’s record I guess.

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arranfan · 10/09/2018 16:37

Oil pollution rises to the top.

Plastic pollution rises to the top

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MsBeee · 10/09/2018 16:21

This has to stop. This has to stop . This has to stop.

Fucking fuming, i'm so fucking done with this shit. Rant ,rant.
I wonder if any men with selfID into rhythmic gymnastics, something that women actually might have an advantage in, due to generally having more flexibility in our ligaments.

AncientLights · 10/09/2018 16:14

Scum also rises to the top.

vaginafetishist · 10/09/2018 15:58
Grin
AspieAndProud · 10/09/2018 15:25

It's not just cream that floats.

vaginafetishist · 10/09/2018 15:16

the cream rises to the top
Wow, rarely do you see male supremacy so unapologetically stated.

OlennasWimple · 10/09/2018 14:54
VickyEadie · 10/09/2018 14:31

This is the saddest and most important comment for me: the world watches the death of girls sports and the silence of high profile people (that can help) is deafening.

Popchyk · 10/09/2018 12:56

But they could refute all of this in an instant by pointing to those events where 5/6 women take the medals in the men's and women's athletic events.

Because that would prove that men do not have a superior physiological advantage.

They just have to point to the incidences where women beat men in men's races. That's it. That's all they have to do.

ArtemisWeatherwax · 10/09/2018 12:54

I'm extremely grateful because I've heard of stories where some people don't get the same opportunities as me - by "some people" do they mean women?

SPOFS · 10/09/2018 12:34

I'm just surprised that it wasn't 6/6. It will be next year I bet.

Blobfishlady · 10/09/2018 12:25

This makes me so angry I could cry

YetAnotherSpartacus · 10/09/2018 12:24

Here's the news story

www.wkbn.com/news/national-world/transgender-track-stars-win-state-championship-ignites-debate/1238813951

The lengths that interviewees go to to suck cock and screw over natal women is unbelievable.

"You have some people who believe men are stronger and faster so I can understand if an athlete is born male but identifying as a female and compete as one, some females will feel a particular way about it," Clinton Baker said.

[but who cares about them - the cunty ones that is]

"If she identifies as a girl then I think she should be able to run in the race because she can use the ladies room, she can wear a skirt, why not run and stay active," Natasha Morgan said.

[so this born-male who has stubble for Goddesses' sake wears a skirt and has also invaded the girls' changing rooms - oh and wearing a skirt a woman maketh].

"The cream rises to the top," Baker added. "Athletes now will tell you if you put UConn women on the court with men, UConn men might lose. It's all in the spirit of competition, hard work and heart."

[Dicks rule ok - fuck the cunty types]

Yearwood says she's extremely grateful for the opportunity to be exactly who she says she has always been.

"I'm extremely grateful because I've heard of stories where some people don't get the same opportunities as me and have had to go through really hard times with this," Yearwood said"

[the natal girls don't get opportunities because of her - but hey - who cares? They are just the cunty types who don't matter].

Datun · 10/09/2018 12:13

Andraya Yearwood said even as a child, she identified as a girl.

"I had these pink and purple furry boots that I wore to school," Yearwood said. "I guess since I was always different I learned to deal with it and grow tougher skin over it."

Doesn't even realise how offensive this is.

NotTerfNorCis · 10/09/2018 12:05

It's incredible that things have got this bad. People need to push back.

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