Comments by "Lewis Smith" (@lewissmith350) on "San Jose State volleyball player on why she outed her transgender teammate" video.
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@benstark5320 it is a fair comparison. You just said, most, and clearly biological differences in height and physical advantages from being male still carry on, it's not clever to deny those realities. If Lisa Leslie had been born a man, instead of being 6 5 , she would likely be bigger and 6 7, these are clear advantages. A 6 7 woman would be 6 9 and so on.its unfair to disadvantage these brilliant women v people born male. Being born male, is like being born with a performance enhancing feature,that all the biological women don't have. Which is unfair. I don't mind shaq I neal or Lauren Jackson being better at me at basketball, it's brilliant there are men and women so good at sports, but it's unfair to have people in women's sports, when they had the physical advantages from being born male. It's like a performance enhancing drug, women don't get. Course that is super duper unfair.
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Why don't these people pushing for biological men in women's sport, stop that unimportant aim, and campaign against homelessness, or poverty, or something useful. Very few people want assigned at birth male, in women's sports, but helping the poor and needy would be a noble cause. Talk about a agenda, when we have poverty. I mean think about it, all these campaigners for biological males in women's sports, could spend their time, feeding the needy, clothing the poor,
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What a unpleasant rude thing to say. She does not look anything like she is trans, she looks like a pretty young blonde woman, and there is nothing wrong with that. And your horrendoys untrue remark is a nasty mean cruel and hurtful thing to say about a young biological woman. Shame on you for being nasty, or to be honest, if you can't tell the difference between a man and a woman, that's nothing to be proud about, at all. And quite something to be embarrassed about. I can tell, as I am a red blooded male. A real man. Any red blooded male can tell the difference between a man and a woman, full stop, evolution made us. Ps no offense to the trans person, but no way is it a sign of intelligence to not know someone was born a woman, it's not clever or righteous, it is simply a lack of acquired skills,.
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@7n154 as in my experience that is not so. But even then, for most things, I think it's ok for women to choose to be police officers, or such, and there should be qualifications you need to pass. Some women and some men will pass these. But it's not fair to demand that womens sports have biological males in their events, if we have women's sports, it's unfair to have people not born women, in those events, its a unfair competitive advantage. I am not saying no women are good at sports, I am sure the best wnba players, and javelin throwers would beat many men, but I think having men in the women's events is a unfair advantage. You raise interesting questions, but I think the needle can be threaded quite easily to accepting biological differences, and allowing women to have rights as well. Though yes, I think some roles like combat soldiers are more suited to biological males, I can understand there being a argument for some exceptional women passing the tests, to serve in these exceptional fields, and no doubt there are plenty of women who would do better at the navy seals tests, than me at my peak, but yes thats a thing where i hope operational realities are considered highest. Not pure political correctness, I bet hr McMaster would have it right on that.
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@Panfila303 by being born a male, you have advantages, men are on average, taller and bigger, that counts a lot in volleyball. Like 6 5 Lauren Jackson s brother is 6 10, and could pick her up with ease in his prime. Geva mentor 6 3, has a brother 6 10 as well. Being born male is a unfair advantage in women's sports. Like even if a person who finishes 20th is found to be taking performance enhancement drugs, it's just as unfair as if the person who finishes first did. And if someone who finishes first in a woman event, turns out to be biological males, it's just as unfair as if someone who finishes 20th turns out to have been born biological males, it's simply a unreasonable advantage in women's sport.
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