But you’re the one who regularly uses these boards to make posts that come off to many others as chock full of hate for the female athletes in these cases.
When there are threads about male athletes being allowed to use gender identity claims to compete, and clean up in, girls’ and women’s sports, you regularly respond by expressing sneering contempt, haughty disdain and cold, callous heartlessness towards the female athletes who are being subjected to this new form of sexist injustice.
In your posts, you routinely put down girls and women who object to the blatant unfairness of this new manifestation of male privilege and male supremacy. You depict female people who dare to speak up as sore losers, bad sports, whiners and selfish, exclusionary bigots. In addition to making us out to be meanies, you look down your nose at us and scold us for having views about biology, sports fairness and women's hard-won rights that you deem backwards, uninformed and outdated.
Men who pipe up about the blatant unfairness you slag off as a bunch of "despicable" bullies whose only possible motivation in your view is "hate" and "trans bashing."
You say that since “there’s so much unfairness in the world” already, everyone should just shut up and put up with the new form of blatantly sexist, male supremacist injustice that's now being heaped on girls and women in the Western world in the name of “trans rights.”
What’s more, on these boards, you’ve continually expressed the extremely snobbish view that people from California, where you live, are more enlightened and advanced than people who live elsewhere - and athletically superior too.
For instance, on this thread, you’ve said that the minor-age teenage girl still in HS who complained about being pushed into second place by the male winner is “awfully lucky she’s competing in Maine” because “in the CA southern section she would be running for 100th” place against athletes of her own sex.
To see examples of "hate for these athletes" on LRC, just look at the misogynistic posts you've made on this thread about a minor-age female athlete deprived of fair competition, and a win, by a strapping male teen who has decided to use gender identity claims to race in the sex category where everyone knows he has an unfair advantage:
#8: There’s so much “unfairness” in the world. Is Ms Williams had run in the D3 section races in the north coast or southern sections of CA she would finish dead last or close to it. So, I guess it’s “unfair” that she lost to Soren, but she’s awfully lucky she’s competing in Maine if place in the race is what matters to her most.
#13 Do you really think Ms Williams would have a remote chance of medaling in the CA SS? A few years back my daughter ran 18:01 in her CA regional meet (sectional meet) and she got 3rd. She was deprived of a gold medal simply because of her zip code. Oh the injustice!!
#18 Ms Williams seems to care about medals rather than her performance against herself and doing the best she can regardless of the competition, so she should count herself lucky she lives in Maine regardless if she has to race Soren. I’m sorry you don’t see the absurdity of this controversy, but I sure do.
#19 Ms Williams had to “run for 2nd” in this race. So what? In the CA southern section she would be running for 100th against girls. Would she feel better in that scenario? The real lesson of all this is being missed in the midst of a lot of trans bashing.