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You’ve heard the expression, “Boys will be boys.” But what happens when a brawny boy wants to be one of the girls – fiercely competing with females in weightlifting, brutally tackling girls on the football field or even dealing powerful knockout punches to ladies in a mixed martial-arts cage?
It’s now happening across America and around the world
Read more at www.wnd.com...
TextBiological males are joining women’s teams, smashing records and dominating in sports such as weightlifting, softball, cycling, track, wrestling, football, volleyball, dodgeball, handball, cricket, golf, basketball and mixed martial arts.
The movement for “equality” has apparently inspired transgender athletes to join teams of their preferred gender. And that often means biological males are competing against biological females on women’s teams. But in the world of sports, critics argue, equality between the sexes simply doesn’t exist. Physiologically speaking, there’s a gender gap between men and women that cannot be erased.
On average, men have longer and larger bones, which gives them mechanical advantages over women, since they have greater leverage, increased height and larger frames to support muscle. Their bones are also more dense, and they have tougher ligaments, making them less prone to sports injury.
Since these physical and physiological factors give most men a clear competitive edge in sports, is it fair or even safe for biological males – with larger muscle mass, hearts and lungs and greater strength, acceleration and speed – to compete against girls and women?
originally posted by: seasonal
a reply to: hutch622
I think the point of the article was even if an outtie is turned into an innie, the bones and muscles remain the same.
but the lion's share — 95% of it — is made in our testicles
Decreases in testosterone can lead to physical changes including the following: increased body fat decreased strength/mass of muscles fragile bones decreased body hair swelling/tenderness in the breast tissue hot flashes increased fatigue effects on cholesterol metabolism
originally posted by: Hazardous1408
originally posted by: seasonal
a reply to: hutch622
I think the point of the article was even if an outtie is turned into an innie, the bones and muscles remain the same.
Erm, I'm a 5'8 male...
My bones are not that large in comparison to many women...
You bring no scientific fact to these discussions.
originally posted by: seasonal
a reply to: ElGoobero
Agreed, this goes against the liberal media's fair to everyone.
What is laughable is the fact that men say I am trans and boom play with the women. Fair to everyone but all the women who were the protected class up til now I guess. Now we move to the trans being given special treatment in place of women.