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Is the fair to biological women?
So it begins - the destruction of sports for biological women.
One trans individual has set a swimming record that no biological female is likely to ever beat. Thus the lifting of the .01% has negatively affected the 99.99% of biological females. Not sure how this helps female sports, females or trans.
As the Ivy league is not know for having fast swimmers I find it very concerning that a male swimmer from the Ivy League is likely to win an NCAA championship title in women's freestyle. Personally this doesn't seem fair for all the biological females athletes that compete against trans athletes.
So it begins - the destruction of sports for biological women.
One trans individual has set a swimming record that no biological female is likely to ever beat. Thus the lifting of the .01% has negatively affected the 99.99% of biological females. Not sure how this helps female sports, females or trans.
As the Ivy league is not know for having fast swimmers I find it very concerning that a male swimmer from the Ivy League is likely to win an NCAA championship title in women's freestyle. Personally this doesn't seem fair for all the biological females athletes that compete against trans athletes.
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I don’t think it is fair either. The transvestites have an unfair advantages.
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SPC David S. but you are by assuming a Trans athlete gas an advantage when they dont.
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We live in a world that puts selfies, likes, and clicks ahead of society itself. I look forward to the future when that generation has their woke moment and cancels this era for its lack of sense
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