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« on: November 17, 2024, 05:57:37 AM »
For sure it would be easy to stop. All it would take is an executive order stating that biological men on women's sports is a violation of Title 9 and violators will be prosecuted for civil rights violations.
And I do generally feel sorry for these people as I agree most of them have severe psychological or mental disorders. It's high time we stopped encouraging and celbrating and started helping. You don't help someone who thinks he's a walrus by feeding him raw fish.
I'm not fully convinced that the dudes in women's sports really have those issues though. I think some of them are just opportunists who weren't good enough to compete with the men. Back in the 80s I was a mediocre 400 runner. Meaning I would finish around 4th or 5th most of the time in the city. I just looked and 35 years later -- times are faster now -- and I would have been in the 6A girls finals in Texas, and might have won it. That's how big a difference there is.
Other comparison, a few years back I did a little TaeKwonDo to stay in shape. I was one of the lower belts, sparring against a young woman who was a black belt. I slipped a left jab past her and caught her on the jaw. It dazed her and sat her down for several minutes. Mind you, I wasn't even going for power, just to score a point. There's not a single man of any fitness level or training that little tag would have even distracted. Women aren't men, even if they are black belts. It has to stop.