Making sports participation mandatory would double the number of athletes and make all these issues irrelevant.

I don't see how that would remove the controversy over what team a trans female should play in.

Getting rid of all competitive sports would actually make them all irrelevant though.

I Hope this isn’t surprising to anyone regardless the side of the issue you are on.

Why in the world would a woman be playing in the female league when she is a male?

It makes zero sense. Its why the jews are doing a holocaust on gaza. Its the same logic.

John Daly is a legend!

I still can’t tell if they are saying the guy with huge boobs and wearing floral pants is feminine or not.

Its only for sadistic reasons a person would argue that a male that is a woman should be allowed to play professional womans golf but from the woman's and not the men's tees. Handicapped system and ur good to go (thats like a strange negative double entendre)

even if the trans golfer had to tee off from the mens tees, she would still win every single tournament, the edge is indeed that great

Thats not full fair spirit...you have to answer with the consideration of the scenario where the handicap evens out the advantage. Then you can say 'id be fine with that, but lia thomas is an undeserving narcissist dude.'.

the handicap does not even things out though - it's a half measure even for average skill level amateurs done as a courtesy to make it easier but still doesn't come anywhere close to closing the gap



on average, men can drive the ball 50+ yards further than a woman, the distance in tees is not nearly that distance and that's not the only area of advantage, men are better at women in all facets of golf, not just driving distance

that driver gap becomes even larger once you start isolating to top male and top female golfers ie college and upwards


also, the men in the pga play on significantly more difficult courses than the women play on so it's apples to oranges in comparing their stats - even if they played on the same course, those courses are always made significantly harder whenever the pga shows up - so much that a club member who normally golfs an 85 will golf 100+ after the modifications are made for the week the pga is in town


it's not even close, we've had one single instance where a female golfed with the men in a pga event (last year in vegas) and although she was not competitive, the mere fact that she didn't embarrass herself was considered a huge accomplishment

any guy in the pga or even the lower level korn ferry tour would absolutely steamroll the lpga if they wanted to do that - i doubt we'll get pga members doing that because there's far more money in the pga - but i can definitely see some fringe lower tier tour members like those barely scraping by and living in an rv doing the korn ferry tour playing in the lpga and just crushing

50 yr old male professor--identifying as a 15 yr old girl--is not only able to swim on a all-girls club swim team, but also change and shower with the 13-15 yr old girls. DISGUSTING!

https://x.com/scarlett4kids/status/1...PIuckm92mbIriw

i'd hold off on treating that as legit until the source of the news is something other than a twitter account who's entire existence is stating there are only 2 genders

WASHINGTON (AP) — The Supreme Court on Thursday allowed a 12-year-old transgender girl in West Virginia to continue competing on her middle school’s girls sports teams while a lawsuit over a state ban continues.

The justices refused to disturb an appeals court order that made it possible for the girl, Becky Pepper-Jackson, to continue playing on her school’s track and cross-country teams, where she regularly finishes near the back of the pack.

Justices Samuel Alito and Clarence Thomas would have allowed West Virginia to enforce its law against Pepper-Jackson.

Pepper-Jackson is in the middle of the outdoor track season. She had filed a lawsuit challenging the law, the Save Women’s Sports Act, which West Virginia lawmakers adopted in 2021. A federal appeals court had allowed her to compete while she appealed a lower court ruling that upheld the West Virginia law.

In an emailed statement issued by the ACLU’s West Virginia chapter to The Associated Press on Thursday night, Pepper-Jackson said: “I am so happy that the Supreme Court saw that this stay was not an emergency. I still get to play with my friends and teammates on the track team. That’s all I want to do, be with my friends and be the girl that I am.”

The high court announcement came the same day the Biden administration proposed a new rule that would prevent schools and colleges from enacting outright bans on transgender athletes, but would allow certain exceptions to promote fairness or reduce injuries.

Wouldn't a school saying we aren't banning transgender athletes from competing as they are all welcome to compete in the open/men's teams check the box that they aren't outright banning people? I thought this is what they already were doing and therefore no school was outright banning anyone.

Undoing decades of feminism, one social fad at a time.

"Do not put me in a box, patriarchy! Your ancient social rules and norms do not define me!" - Feminists

"I like bows in my hair and the color pink! Teehee! I'm a girl!" - This kid, clearly not a girl

"Get me 10 mg Estradiol, STAT!" - ACLU doctor



I know I'm not on crazy pills and am not the only one that sees how diametrically opposed a traditional feminists approach to achieving equality is to this whole transgenderism debacle.

If Chadwick over here was slaughtering these 13 year old girls, my guess is this story turns out differently. Boys go through puberty later than girls do, and this kid is playing the long game.



Becky is now into shot put and the discus. Watch out, ladies.

But there are only 2 genders, so what’s the problem?

i'm saying that account has no accountability and a clear and obvious agenda

unless some actual journalists report it - which they assuredly would - then it's all fake

so many conservative publications would champ at the bit to put that story on the front page... yet oddly they aren't because it's probably not real

The Ohio Senate voted Wednesday to override Republican Gov. Mike DeWine’s veto of a bill that bans transition-related medical care for transgender minors and restricts trans athletes’ participation on school sports teams.