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Date Posted: 09:23:15 03/29/24 Fri
Author: Look at it.
Subject: This is actually a really strong argument for why men don’t belong in women’s sports.
In reply to: *** 's message, "Where's the outrage for dancers transitioning the other way?" on 05:01:03 03/29/24 Fri

This boy is recalling at worlds. We have yet to see a girl compete in mens competitions at anything close to that level.

Why? Because at elite sports levels, men are stronger, have greater lung capacity and lower center of gravity. This is proven. You can have lower levels of competition where boys and girls perform equally, but at the top tier where you have to utilize your physical strengths to win, the differences are plain.

Show me a girl winning a boys championship with at least 15 competitors at a major and I’ll believe you when you say there’s no difference.

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Disagree with your logic. This dancer recalled and was one out from a world medal in the boys' comp. None of the other trans competitors were that good before transitioning. Dancer's achievement this year was very much in line with prior years. (NT) -- No big advantage as a female, 14:22:09 03/29/24 Fri
- That's is not the issue. His talent is not in question. He took spots from real girls to validate his dilusions. (NT) -- v, 03:41:14 03/30/24 Sat
  - The issue is that you don't like trans people. If it doesn't affect the fairness of the comp, then who cares which gender the dancer competes with? Just like if someone moves regions-- someone moves up a place in the old comp, up a place (NT) -- In the new one, 11:27:10 03/30/24 Sat
    - Sorry -- down a place in the new one (NT) -- ., 11:37:15 03/30/24 Sat
    - Score you were born, did someone tell you the world would be fair? (NT) -- I didn’t get that memo., 08:54:42 04/01/24 Mon
    - Nope. I don't like their idealology shoved down our throats. Dress like a camel, idendify as a sheep, I don't care. It's when you start forcing me to care is when you cross the line. I will think they have mential issues until the cows come home. (NT) -- x, 11:37:35 04/01/24 Mon
      - or until the sheep come home (NT) -- LOL, 13:36:15 04/01/24 Mon
      - no one is "forcing you" to do anything. It was very clear that the policy in place allowed this dancer to enter that competition. If it bothered you that much,.... -- then..., 18:32:28 04/05/24 Fri

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