Anonymous OP 20h

They took top spot pushing not just me but everyone else out lmao and it recently happened again in California it needs to be fixed

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Anonymous OP 19h

Yall want no people who have any testosterone? make your own league. Keep your bigotry out of sports cause you can’t compete. Are there potentially athletes claiming to be trans to win competitions? maybe honestly i’m not locked in enough to know. But honestly most of these women just want to compete in the category they belong in instead of having to compete in the wrong category. A trans woman who is using hormones would be a handicap in men’s sport, y’all’s doping argument has no basis when

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Anonymous OP 19h

applied with even a shred of consistent logic

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Anonymous #1 19h

Cry about it you should’ve done better

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Anonymous #3 18h

Yea not when he beat 4 other women too and how it happened again in California recently. It may fly in high school but College and Olympics aren’t going to tolerate it

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Anonymous #1 18h

You can delete and report my posts but I’m stating something that needs to be changed and it just proves how the comments trying to state the truth always get silenced

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Anonymous #3 18h

The misogyny underlying the one-dimensional pro-trans athlete argument always alarms me. One’s biological precondition is what matters most in fair sport, not their self defined gender identity. There is a lot of nuance here.

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Anonymous #2 18h

WHAT????? dumbasses attempt to keep consistent logic challenge failed once again. Misogyny? So you’re saying trans men should be in the same category as women? They’d be people who went through female puberty and then start pumping them selves with testosterone (it’s more complicated and not simple) which feels almost identical to your argument against trans women. Like ideally we’d have co ed sports and there may be divisions where they are inter gendered and then all “male” all “female” where

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Anonymous OP 18h

where it’s based on hormones. Cause to your “biological precondition” bullshit there is some truth to it because not everyone is born with the same starting conditions. A (theoretical) man may have more estrogen that another or a woman may have more testosterone than another. Does that vastly change their competitiveness? maybe. I think it’s very nuanced and upbringing and access to sports play just as much of an advantage

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Anonymous OP 18h

No. Trans men on T should be free to compete in male or open events, because it counts as doping within female events. My stance is consistent here. As I said, it requires nuance. Not every trans person is the same, nor every sport. The blanket “let people compete as the gender they want to” is absolutely not the best solution we can work out here.

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Anonymous OP 18h

so your single minded focus on trans people and not the inequity of sports is stupid and bigoted. You’re just mad cause your mommy and daddy can’t yell at refs to make you win anymore

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Anonymous #2 18h

WHAT? so trans men are men but trans women aren’t women ? you’re consistent but stupid?

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And you’re still crying about trans people. 5 years later and all these made up accomplishments and here you are, pretending you’re not still offended but writing entire paragraphs I didn’t bother to read passed the college nationals thing. Say something that isn’t a tantrum

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What’s that? I think all of mine are still here.

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Anonymous OP 13h

It would be left up to the individual league to decide how to handle the ruling as each sport and league will have different constraints, resources, and athlete populations. So it’s not ultimately up to us to decide how it’s done here. If a league does decide it’s unfair for someone that went through male puberty to compete in a female division, regardless of current hormone treatments, would you accept that league’s ruling and take your own advice to “make your own league”?

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Genuine question here… are you intoxicated tonight? You’ve got us mixed up. Scroll up to the top and read through this thread again. #1 was talking about their athletic career, not me.

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