Florida Transgender Olympian Reacts To NCAA Women’s 500-Yard Freestyle Competition

[MrFanti]

https://tampa.cbslocal.com/2022/03/28/local-transgender-olympian-reacts-to-ncaa-womens-500-yard-freestyle-competition-1/

[SanDiegoPervySage]

Im with a lot of other people. I don't see her as the real winner. Cool that she was able to break barriers, but it's simply not physically impressive. If you compete in one league and are basically the equivalent of a bench player then switch leagues and can suddenly punch harder, jump higher, run faster than anyone every single person around you and break records, something is up and some things, prescribed hormones and pronouns can't negate biology

[mildcigar_2001]

Blair White (on Youtube) has an interesting take on this matter.

Essentially it is that if you were anti-Trans plotter, you could not have come up with a better situation to cause a backlash against trans people (in general) than this nonsense with Lia Thomas.

Just by looking at the photo of the ceremony where they were presenting the medals you can see how f**ked up the situation is in this case.
https://i.insider.com/62347c14c5cf2000184dbb59?width=1136&format=jpeg

[iHeart_PONG]

"In her first year swimming for the Penn women’s team after three seasons competing against men, Thomas throttled her competition. She set pool, school and Ivy League records en route to becoming the nation’s most powerful female collegiate swimmer. Photos of Thomas resting at a pool wall and waiting for the rest of the field to finish have become a popular visual shorthand of her dominance."

https://www.si.com/college/2022/03/03/lia-thomas-penn-swimmer-transgender-woman-daily-cover

I am not a republican but this does seem unfair