XPost: talk.politics.guns

On 27 Jul 2023, bigdog <geowright1963@gmail.com> posted some news:6348d22e-073f-4c95-8ba6-676d4b73b8e6n@googlegroups.com:

https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/other/olympic-sport-makes-major-transg
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Ir-change-world-reacts/ar-AA1eoxqL?ocid=msedgdhp&pc=U531&cvid=f36113559 f0d49b5db613784bb1efab4&ei=24

After banning transgender men from competing against women in
swimming, the governing body of the sport has created an "Open"
category. The sissy boys weren't good enough to compete against other
men and have no business competing against women, so the Open category
will allow them to compete against other sissy boys. Of course we have
no idea how many countries will actually send their sissy boys to the Olympics. I'd laugh my ass off to see an event where only one sissy
boy was entered and he swam the pool or ran around the track all by
himself. Then he could stand on the podium all by himself while his
country's anthem plays. WOW, that she be something to be proud of.

“It was very important that we protected fair competition for our
female athletes,” Al-Musallam said (via the AP). “But you have
heard me say many times there should be no discrimination. Nobody
should be excluded from our competitions.

“Our sport must be open to everybody.”

Here's a thought. Why not allow the sissy boys to compete against
other men? Oh, that's right. They aren't good enough to do that.
That's why some of them decided to enter women's sports. There is not discrimination. There is competition. Athletes have to compete to earn
spots on the Olympic team in their chosen sport, then they must
compete against those from other countries for medals. No one is
entitled to be an Olympic athlete and no one is entitled to a medal.
Those must be earned in fair competitions. Now that the sissy boys
have their own category, they can compete for medals against other
sissy boys. I guess that's fair.

What company in their right mind is going to risk publicly sponsoring
these kinds of nutjobs?

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