Trinity’s transgender boy wins girls state wrestling crown

Which is not a requirement to be transgender. Don't make that mistake again.

Her not him

Because they followed the law. And those who hate the law and still support her taking a banned substance while competeing- because bigots

Wrong once again. She can compete without being on the drugs. Its not a requirement of declaring you are mentally imbalanced. It is you who want it both ways.

She knew the rules and she openly broke them taking an unfair advantage. She should be barred from competing until she is off the drugs like any other normal student.

 

Let's see how the court rules.
Still waiting on you to quote me on any of the lies you keep spewing.

 

He makes a good point. There is no requirement that she undergo hormone treatment, plenty of transgenders dont. Its an elective treatment that violates doping rules.

Take transgender out of it. Why would it be fair for a man who has hypogonadism to push their testesterone to well beyond the allowed level just because they have a medical condition. The medical condition does mot justify the unfair advantage.

 

Give me a specific denial and I'm happy to expose you as I've done already.

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Exactly. Well said.

 

I don't see the big deal honestly it's just a stupid game. But forgetting the stupidity of the game i must ask this question. If a girl who was not "trans" had taken horimones would she not be cheating? Maybe this person finds some other way to waste his/her time.

 

I do not believe he should be competing with the girls - he should be with the boys where no unfair advantage exists.

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Pick any of your posts, they are full of lies or misrepresentations.
It's all you have so it's understandable

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Even not removing the trans it is cheating but it is a symptom of the larger issue.

 

That's what I thought. When you get challenged to back up your BS with specific quotes you run. So predictable.

 

You mean like I have been asking you to do since your original claim? Predictable indeed.

 

Just another lie from you but here ya go...
You have said:

Both of which I never said yet you continue to lie post after post.
Quote me as you said you would be "happy" to do.

Or run away and lie some more.

 

No you've been attacking the boy who was forced to wrestle girls. There is a difference.

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Armstrong was stripped of his titles after it was discovered he continued to take steroids after his cancer was in remission and he no longer needed them.

Try to stay within the realm of reality here.

 

You keep trying to insist he took banned substances. Yet...it was very apparent and known that he was taking them to transition. And yet...he was not banned from competing. Which means that it was not against the rules to do so. And there falls your argument.

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Your opinion is noted and laughed at.

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He wanted to compete in a league where he would have been more suited and it would have been a fair competition. He was denied that ability so he chose to compete in the space they forced him into.

Now that he won, people are attacking him when he was denied a fair competition.

Seems like some pretty petty idiots to me.

 

To bad they didn't let him wrestle as a boy, as he wanted to.
But, he has a birth certificate saying he's a girl, so it was perfectly correct per Tehas law to have him wrestle as a girl.
Even though he preferred to wrestle as a boy.

 

Except there was no cheating going on.
It was well known this person was taking testosterone. It wasn't hidden, it was allowed. Medical reasons.
This transgender wanted to wrestle as a boy, but the law says one has to participate in the sex of the sport the BC says.

 

Some folks are a dumb lot.
The one's who probably supported the bill, are the same ones crying now this kid had to follow some law, no exception.

 

Ask Texas, it's their laws.

 

I seriously doubt Texas does anything different than folow WADA code.

 

First of all, there is no boy in this story. Secondly, why not say the girls (not on test) were forced to wrestle with a girl on steroids? Let's face reality, no one was *forced* to do anything. It was all by choice. The difference is you'd rather defend the steroid injected girl, I'd rather defend the other girls who were competing fairly.

 

That's like saying a boob job is medically necessary. It's optional. If you choose that option, you forfeit your right to compete. She cannot wrestle on the boys team since she is a girl and there are obvious liabilities with allowing that to take place. The school cannot take those risk to pacify a single person.

 

It would seem that you're wrong. This boy did compete.
Not only did this boy wrestle, he won the state girls championship.
The school took the risk, all the way to the state championship.

 

I see a strong future for this girl.

 

She did. Please educate yourself.

The reason she was taking them is irrelevant. They are banned for everyone else. The fact she is getting away with it doesn't change that fact. Denying it only shows you didn't read the article.

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She did. And she is not a boy. And she should never have been allowed to compete on a drug no one else can take.

End the war on science.

 

So the kid shouldn't wrestle.

 

I expect as such from the delusional people that think feelings can override biology. I don't take such laughter, or the people behind it seriously. Anyway, it wasn't "opinion" at all, thats a Female. It's fact.

 

Nah you'd rather demonize the boy who was told he had to wrestle girls.