Posted on Apr 2, 2022
5 reasons 'Lia' Thomas is not the new Jackie Robinson
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Well Lia isn’t black and has none of the grace, or style of Robinson. The lame stream media air brushes his face to make him look like a women. Anybody airbrush Robinson to make him look white?
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Are there any incidents of trans-men competing in male sports??? No of course not. Clearly there is a physical advantage for trans-women to compete in the female sports arena. The often used phrase from the trans community is, "I was born a...., but I identify as....". I don't really have an issue with this "self-identification". I have no real idea what it is like to have this mind set, but "self-identification" does not equate to reality. Do we now need to establish a new sporting category, Trans-men/women Professional..., where they can compete among one another?
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GySgt Charles O'Connell
SGT (Join to see) - Fair enough, so there are some out there competing. Though after a cursory scan I don’t find any that are achieving much success. Lack of success I would have to attribute to a reverse of what is happening with MTF athletes.
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I’d be curious as to your definition of success. Chris Mosier competed at the Olympic trials. Mack Beggs is a D1 wrestler. Schuyler Bailar was a D1 swimmer.
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GySgt Charles O'Connell
The definition seems to vary these days, I think it’s very much how the competitor sees it, “Oh its just an honor to have competed”. My view is 2nd place I’d just the first loser, said Paul Newman, I think.
Would their successes have been greater competing against their biological peers?
Perhaps the answer is to simply do away with gender specific sports. No more male/female teams, leagues, or professional groupings.
In any case it is clear that Thomas had the physical advantage over the other competitors, this advantage obviously attributed to being born a male.
Would their successes have been greater competing against their biological peers?
Perhaps the answer is to simply do away with gender specific sports. No more male/female teams, leagues, or professional groupings.
In any case it is clear that Thomas had the physical advantage over the other competitors, this advantage obviously attributed to being born a male.
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Why not just remove title IX. That's where this seems to be going. And any female that is ok with this is an idiot and should take Cheryl Cooky (especially since she has the appropriate last name) classes at Purdue.
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