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It is a total disrespect of women’s track and the hard work these women and coaches put in, These fūcking swinging ****s roll in and win races with the greatest of ease. It’s an abomination.

Ok, yea I’ve read about CS, and I wholeheartedly agree with IAAF on this. It’s visually obvious what’s going on here anyway. Coming from a large extended family where just about everybody plays sports at some level, including some women, high school and some in college, including track, and...

I don’t keep up with international track what are they saying?

The law is the law, but the culture down here is also strong. These are my people, I know how they are. I don’t think it will happen in Florida, everybody would be pretty much unified down here against it. I can’t speak to the rest of Florida but I know in South Florida. It’s the one thing...

Exactly. It’s absolute insanity. I know a few coaches down here, football and track, some also coach women’s track or coach specific aspects like hurdles or sprints, and I can tell you it won’t fly here. These guys talk their minds.

I guarantee you or I could’ve boom that kick a lot better than she did

When a ESPN gives the Arthur Ashe courage award to a dude just because he decided to be a tranny, that’s where we’re at. None of this should be surprising.

Nothing more than a stunt. She’s not good enough to be a high school kicker. An analogous trend is extremely disrespectful to women in sports. Allowing biological males to participate in women’s sports, whether as trannies, crossdressers, or transgenders, is an absolute abomination and the...