A fix for the Trans players in sports

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San Jose State's volleyball team is currently guaranteed to face a team in the upcoming Mountain West Tournament that has already forfeited to it during the regular season.

San Jose State has had six of its conference wins this season awarded via forfeit amid a national controversy over a trans athlete on the team. With those wins, the team finished with a 12-6 conference record and has earned a first-round bye in the upcoming tournament.

Now, they are guaranteed to play the semifinal. And the opponent they are set to face in that match is guaranteed to be one of the four teams that refused to play them in the regular season. Utah State and Boise State are set to play in the quarterfinal match that will determine who faces the Spartans in the next round.

So a dude in a dress is playing volleyball. As a woman. However wrong that might be, it's what it is in clown world 2024. So how do you counter that? So far, teams have just opted out of playing. But I think some much stronger actions are needed. Fill a team with giant dudes who are monsters at volleyball, have them "identify" as women for the game, and smash this #tard into the ground. Once everyone sees the reality, that dudes are genetically stronger than women (as a whole), and they pick up the unrecognizable bits of this dude, perhaps the world will start to understand reality. They could wear some comfortable skirts and sensible shoes.

originally posted by: network dude

So a dude in a dress is playing volleyball. As a woman. However wrong that might be, it's what it is in clown world 2024. So how do you counter that? So far, teams have just opted out of playing. But I think some much stronger actions are needed. Fill a team with giant dudes who are monsters at volleyball, have them "identify" as women for the game, and smash this #tard into the ground. Once everyone sees the reality, that dudes are genetically stronger than women (as a whole), and they pick up the unrecognizable bits of this dude, perhaps the world will start to understand reality. They could wear some comfortable skirts and sensible shoes.

I think the whole trans thing has run its course and we will go back to a more sensible level. Life choices do affect what a person can or cannot do. If a person wants to be trans that is fine, but they need to understand it will affect their life choices. Not everyone can play sports for many reasons, I see no difference in Trans who should stick to coed sports and stay out of women/men-only sports as they grey the lines based on their choices.

originally posted by: network dude
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San Jose State's volleyball team is currently guaranteed to face a team in the upcoming Mountain West Tournament that has already forfeited to it during the regular season.

San Jose State has had six of its conference wins this season awarded via forfeit amid a national controversy over a trans athlete on the team. With those wins, the team finished with a 12-6 conference record and has earned a first-round bye in the upcoming tournament.

Now, they are guaranteed to play the semifinal. And the opponent they are set to face in that match is guaranteed to be one of the four teams that refused to play them in the regular season. Utah State and Boise State are set to play in the quarterfinal match that will determine who faces the Spartans in the next round.

So a dude in a dress is playing volleyball. As a woman. However wrong that might be, it's what it is in clown world 2024. So how do you counter that? So far, teams have just opted out of playing. But I think some much stronger actions are needed. Fill a team with giant dudes who are monsters at volleyball, have them "identify" as women for the game, and smash this #tard into the ground. Once everyone sees the reality, that dudes are genetically stronger than women (as a whole), and they pick up the unrecognizable bits of this dude, perhaps the world will start to understand reality. They could wear some comfortable skirts and sensible shoes.

Think it's ok to LOVE this idea as a Christian?

The team with it's strong convictions against playing against a team with a transwoman should, once again, forfeit the playoff game.

Allow the trans-team to advance to the final.

Who wants to win a tournament were half the games that you "won" are because of forfeit? The victory will be hollow and everyone will bring it up all the time.

a reply to: network dude

If they are going to allow trans players, then they need to allow performance-enhancing drugs to all players.

originally posted by: DBCowboy
a reply to: network dude

If they are going to allow trans players, then they need to allow performance-enhancing drugs to all players.

yea, that part of it seems to have been forgotten. But I think a team of giant athletic dudes who enjoy smashing would make the point quite well. Perhaps a prison team?

originally posted by: Dandandat3

Who wants to win a tournament were half the games that you "won" are because of forfeit? The victory will be hollow and everyone will bring it up all the time.

That is kind of the path to it all. When deGrasse Tyson started to talk about creating layers of sports so all can fit within one of those layers I instantly thought that it would dilute sports down to a point that no one would care anymore, and the sports industry would lose 10s of billions as people would tune out.

We have that already and we call it The Special Olympics where we carve out a layer for a group of people to participate among themselves and no one watches or supports it on any level past indifference unless they have someone involved.

a reply to: Xtrozero

We have layers of sports now, its not a new concept. Most people only care about the top layers and they make all the money.

a reply to: network dude

The rules will change when women start walking away from sports. When that happens, tickets sales will drop, ad revenue and sponsors will dry up and then colleges and the NCAA will rethink their position. When it comes down to only a handful of teams willing to play and there's no money in it, the rules will change.

originally posted by: DAVID64
The rules will change when women start walking away from sports. When that happens, tickets sales will drop, ad revenue and sponsors will dry up and then colleges and the NCAA will rethink their position. When it comes down to only a handful of teams willing to play and there's no money in it, the rules will change.

Let's not forget that most women's sports do not make any money and the men's teams pay for most of it. It comes down to do we want women to have sports or not.