[gov_bean_ counter]

Wasn’t good enough to compete with the boys???

[Bernard]

"I'm a boy, I'm a boy, but my mom won't admit it, I'm a boy, I'm a boy, I'm a boy!"

"I'm a boy, I'm a boy, but my team won't admit it, I'm a boy, I'm a boy, I'm a boy!"

In a world where liberals keep making up new names for illegal aliens so they don't have to call them illegals, and colleges have too much money and need to fill spots on girls' teams, why shouldn't a confused guy pretend to be a girl and get a free education? He also gets to spend time in the girls' locker room all the time.

I wonder if Helen Reddy had all of this in mind when she sang that song.

[bk1000]

Why do they let him do that? Who has deemed this nonsense must be? Everyone knows it’s BS, but somehow are afraid to do anything about it.

[HYPOCRACY]

Dragaset? Names are destiny!

[SaveFerris]

(A 17-year-old boy who claims to be a girl could become the first male athlete to receive a women’s scholarship in NCAA Division I sports)

Isaiah 5:20

Luke 17:28-32

[suthener]

“A 17-year-old boy who claims to be a girl could become the first male athlete to receive a women’s scholarship in NCAA Division I sports”

So just like that we went from accepting men playing women’s sports to actually incentivizing it. Up till now I thought the boys (and men) doing this were just weirdos, but with scholarships on the line that changes things. Goodbye girls sports.

[bigfootbob]

Quit being scared of “how their child will be treated if they speak up” and stand up for principle. The women should refuse to participate.

They seem not to realize that the minute they allow a male into female events, the events are meaningless anyway.

[Libloather]

Should have an all-guys team show up. “Tranny? Sure. Let’s play.”

[PGalt]

Male volleyball player...

[Dan in Wichita]

This insanity just keeps marching forward. They ignore/destroy what little resistance there is and continue to shove their agenda down society’s throat.

[Alberta's Child]

I still LMAO when I read these stories. This is the inevitable consequence of modern feminism, and these women/girls have nothing to complain about.

Hey, you wanted “equality” — so now you have it. If you’re equal to men in politics and the corporate C-suite, then surely you can beat them occasionally on the sports field.

#WINNING.

#EndSegregatedSportsNow.

[xzins]

This guy is 6 feet tall. Explain how to train up a girl to grow that tall in order to compete. Is it more reps, more running, more weight room? What will get her there?

[x]

Dragnet was already LA Daily News's "Girls Athlete of the Year last year.

Buckley is an expensive and exclusive LA prep school, with many celebrity grads and a history of such shenanigans.

In December 2017, Julie Taylor-Vaz, a Buckley School guidance counselor, learned that a Buckley student identified as “Eliza” Bass – a pseudonym given by Vanity Fair – had been accepted to Tulane University, Georgetown and Loyola Marymount as an “African-American tennis whiz, ranked in the Top 10 in California,” according to the report. The only problem was that the student was actually white and did not play tennis. Taylor-Vaz alerted her superiors and notified all three schools, Vanity Fair reports. All three denied the elicit applications and Eliza was allowed to pull her applications and reapply.

[Sacajaweau]

Why do they let this go on and on. Make a DNA test a requirement. XX or XY will separate the boys from the girls.

And it's not discriminatory.

Damn government opened up pandoras' box and they think they did a good thing??

[TexasFreeper2009]

this issue is going to destroy the left at the polls eventually.

[whitney69]

If it’s the height thing that is the concern, then here’s the womens’ international team and their heights. Everything from 5’ 5” to over 6’ 8”.

https://usavolleyball.org/womens-national-team/

Title IX is both a good and bad thing. I’ll use the University of Colorado, a major university, as an example.

Since the 1972 conception of Title IX of the Education Amendments, the number of women participating in intercollegiate athletics has increased five-fold, from fewer than 30,000, to more 150,000 in 2001. However, more than 400 men’s athletics teams have been dismantled since Title IX, the law forbidding sex discrimination at institutions receiving federal funds, became law. Some would say this is due, in part, to Title IX enforcement standards like proportionality. Proportionality requires that an institution’s athletic population must be of an equal ratio to its general student body. Among some of the 400-plus teams dismantled by Title IX are several former Colorado State University teams including wrestling, baseball, gymnastics, men’s swimming and diving, and men’s tennis. CSU student athletes no longer sport the opportunity of participating in these activities at the NCAA Division I level, and the days of the student body rooting for their teams are gone, possibly forever. Now the search is on to find a solution to the problems associated with Title IX if, indeed, a solution is ultimately necessary.

My problem with title IX is that it creates sports for women that become a drag on my tax money. This is not a state or community spending but coming from the federal coffers not even close to covering the cost. Men’s programs are generally covered by the profit from the college football program and have historically been able to do a lot more for the institution involved for costs beyond the team like books and test tubes. So remember, higher level sports is a business and not hardly a participation recreation.

Womens’ sports, all reported, worldwide this year is scheduled to generate $1.26 billion is profits worldwide. Now some would think that is a large amount. But in comparison, an example is the NFL’s Sunday Ticket package — representing just one sport in one country on one platform — was recently sold to YouTube for $14 billion over seven years. So is womens’ sports paying for themselves? Ask the womens’ basketball leagues that have folded. Or the football leagues they tried and ended up suiting players in longerie to sell.

The ability of elite women to join the men in their leagues has been there since before the 1972 Title IX was signed. There are no programs at the elite level that women can’t join the men. But there are programs the other way where men can’t. So where’s the equality there? The men and women compete for jobs in the real world. Why not there?

So while the women take away from the men’s funds to create scholorships, they are not being competitive for that college education with the men which is what they are there to do anyway. So who really gets the use of the funds? It isn’t the students as both genders are students. Some used to call this reverse segregation. Just remove the reverse and it’s closer.

wy69

[SaxxonWoods]

Womens’ place in society is now back on the bottom.

[randita]

The women he beat out just have to learn how to lose gracefully.

[ridesthemiles]

JUST PLAIN WRONG-—ON EVERY LEVEL.

[Tommy Revolts]

I absolutely love this shit!

As we would say back in my day...FACE!