Girls on my team today asked if the "trans girls" advance to New Englands, does it count. They were worried about being bumped. Most are sickeningly liberal, so I was bit surprised at their dismay when I told them yes. One even pushed back and said it was not fair. I told them that they identify as girls and the two of them should welcome them to the sisterhood. Put up or shut up. Paraphrased.
Snowflakes wrote:
Girls on my team today asked if the "trans girls" advance to New Englands, does it count. They were worried about being bumped. Most are sickeningly liberal, so I was bit surprised at their dismay when I told them yes. One even pushed back and said it was not fair. I told them that they identify as girls and the two of them should welcome them to the sisterhood. Put up or shut up. Paraphrased.
Why do girls/women always have a tendency to discriminate?
Less men should be on board of directors
Less men should be in politics
Less men should be CEOs...
What's with all this discrimination?
If the girls on your team spent more time training and less time thinking about this, they probably would advance. Miller only ran a 59.90 this weekend. That's not that difficult to do.
Well, nobody is perfect. Ole!
Cdtetdeted wrote:
Snowflakes wrote:
Girls on my team today asked if the "trans girls" advance to New Englands, does it count. They were worried about being bumped. Most are sickeningly liberal, so I was bit surprised at their dismay when I told them yes. One even pushed back and said it was not fair. I told them that they identify as girls and the two of them should welcome them to the sisterhood. Put up or shut up. Paraphrased.
Why do girls/women always have a tendency to discriminate?
Less men should be on board of directors
Less men should be in politics
Less men should be CEOs...
What's with all this discrimination?
If the girls on your team spent more time training and less time thinking about this, they probably would advance. Miller only ran a 59.90 this weekend. That's not that difficult to do.
This is so funny. Men become incensed and outraged when it comes to any perceived discrimination against them (I use the word perceived, since they still hold the majority power in the system and financially benefit the most). I guess it's hard to bear when you've gained so much from the set up and have so much to lose. Well, all good things come to an end. Get used to the hard road. It will help you build character. Lord knows you need it.
I don't know, these statements seem discriminatory, but maybe I don't know the definition of the term... my bad.
I sure hope equality in sports is coming. We shouldn’t establish separate teams for girls and separate sets of scholarships for women. Everyone should compete based on their ability.
Women have so many advantages in society now that even young boys realize it, and can't wait to switch to the winning side.
Switcheroo wrote:
Women have so many advantages in society now that even young boys realize it, and can't wait to switch to the winning side.
That’s why I switched from conservative to progressive. I figured that the money and the power over other people comes from leftist grievance groups, so I switched. I guess I could lop off my wedding tackle if it means getting a leg up on the competition. Question: do I get to keep ‘em in a box or do they toss them in the trash with my dignity?
Miller won the 100, 200, and 400. Set a meet record in the 100. Starting that journey of rewriting the girls record books in CT.
Winning! wrote:
Miller won the 100, 200, and 400. Set a meet record in the 100. Starting that journey of rewriting the girls record books in CT.
I think it's great!
The only way to get real change is to show how absurd something can get.
Class M Girls
In the sprints, Terry Miller of Bulkeley (100, 200, 400) and Andraya Yearwood of Cromwell (100, 200) will be two of the top runners. Yearwood is the defending Class M champion in the 100 and 200.
Lol.
This is pathetic. Oh well, give it a few years and no biological girls will be on the podium.
http://www.espn.com/espnw/feature/23592317/how-two-transgender-athletes-fighting-compete-sports-love
This story is even more absurd. They really don't think "she" has an unfair advantage? lol
Winning! wrote:
Miller won the 100, 200, and 400. Set a meet record in the 100. Starting that journey of rewriting the girls record books in CT.
Is the wind reading in the results right? Did she really run a 11.77 with a -2.0 wind in the final? If so, that's really good. That's like a 11.46 with a +2.0. What is the national HS soph record?
She also ran a PB of 56.59 in the 400m and ran a 200m in 24.97 (again with a -2.0), which was only 0.15 behind Precious Holmes' record (probably worth approx 24.64 with a +2.0, assuming she was in Lane 4)
Is that it for her or will we see her running in June?
Surely she is scholarship material. 11.46 would rank her 78th in the NCAA.
This chick advanced to the CT state opens which brings the best of all classes together. If she finishes in the top 6 at that meet she advances to New Englands. She would then compete against the best from CT, ME, MA, NH, RI, VT.
Yearwood was all New England last year but is trending down this year. Miller seems to be trending up. More records should fall.
Advancement wrote:
Yearwood was all New England last year but is trending down this year. Miller seems to be trending up. More records should fall.
The Yearwood person is taking hormone replacement therapy now. Only reason why their performances are not improving the same.
Advancement wrote:
This chick advanced to the CT state opens which brings the best of all classes together. If she finishes in the top 6 at that meet she advances to New Englands. She would then compete against the best from CT, ME, MA, NH, RI, VT.
Yearwood was all New England last year but is trending down this year. Miller seems to be trending up. More records should fall.
Great, we will see how she progresses. What are the New Englands records that she will go after? Can she beat any?
My daughter just had her external genitalia removed. Can she retroactively claim all the girl’s records she ran while being forced to run in the “boys” races?
No. She was not brave enough to declare her thought gender at the time.
But she thought about being a girl and dreamed about breaking all of the girl records while being forced to run 15th as a male. I’m sure she will be happy to know that she can keep her underwear pirate while claiming the chick state championship.