Sorry but I feel way worse for the women who lost more than any grief given on this anonymous message board to a trans swimmer. It is only beginning and the majority of people don’t want to see it enter baasketball or softball etc…You guys have fun being upset about a women's swimming event. I can see you are just here to express your disgust with Lia Thomas, a person that followed the rules set by the NCAA and won one final. Enjoy patting yourselves on the back for one upping each other insulting a person you never met. Seems to be really satisfying for all of you.
Jfc.. lol.Second place is always disappointing, but Lia or the rest of the field wouldn't have beat Katie Ledecky in 2017. Katie's time was 4:24.06. They also wouldn't have beaten Leah Smith who holds the pool record with 4:30.81. Did you feel bad for the other competitors those years?
That Republicans don't care about women? What a bullshit thing to sayWhat narrative is that? I am simply observing behavior of republicans. I used to be a republican and am surrounded by them.
What the womans time that missed the cut?NCAA Division I Championship Meet
2022 NCAA Division I Women's
Swimming & Diving Championships
Event 10 Women 200 Yard Freestyle
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NCAA: N 1:39.10 3/20/2015 Missy Franklin, California
Meet: M 1:39.10 3/20/2015 Missy Franklin, California
American: A 1:39.10 3/20/2015 Missy Franklin, California
US Open: O 1:39.10 3/20/2015 Missy Franklin, California
Pool: P 1:41.35 3/16/2022 Isabel Ivey, California
Name Year School Seed Prelims
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=== Preliminaries ===
1 Ruck, Taylor JR Stanford 1:41.89
r:+0.66 23.29 48.86 (25.57)
1:15.01 (26.15) 1:41.89 (26.88)
2 Thomas, Lia 5Y Penn 1:42.09
r:+0.76 24.58 50.87 (26.29)
1:16.53 (25.66) 1:42.09 (25.56)
3 Ivey, Isabel SR California 1:42.24
r:+0.73 23.28 48.54 (25.26)
1:15.04 (26.50) 1:42.24 (27.20)
4 Pash, Kelly JR Texas 1:42.78
r:+0.70 24.07 50.08 (26.01)
1:16.41 (26.33) 1:42.78 (26.37)
5 Transom, Laticia-Leig SR USC 1:42.93
r:+0.71 23.80 49.54 (25.74)
1:16.05 (26.51) 1:42.93 (26.88)
6 Nordmann, Lillie FR Stanford 1:43.02
r:+0.66 24.50 50.58 (26.08)
1:16.46 (25.88) 1:43.02 (26.56)
7 Gaines, Riley SR Kentucky 1:43.05
r:+0.64 24.40 50.41 (26.01)
1:16.48 (26.07) 1:43.05 (26.57)
8 Tankersley, Morgan SR Stanford 1:43.53
r:+0.70 24.71 51.06 (26.35)
1:17.25 (26.19) 1:43.53 (26.28)
What the womans time that missed the cut?
He's probably got a deeper voiceWonder if they are related to Frank or Isaiah Thomas.
Sorry but I feel way worse for the women who lost more than any grief given on this anonymous message board to a trans swimmer. It is only beginning and the majority of people don’t want to see it enter baasketball or softball etc…
Only from the waist down.Wonder if they are related to Frank or Isaiah Thomas.
Honestly, what percentage of Americans do you think believe it is okay for Lia to swim as a female in competition?That narrative liberals tell themselves is a huge reason a guy like trump could win. It isn't true no matter how many time you repeat the propaganda.
Idk 2 has some nice legs. Better question is who is the woman tweeting. I believe we need pics of her too.This is why I prefer college volleyball.
Idk 2 has some nice legs. Better question is who is the woman tweeting. I believe we need pics of her too.
I am a fan of whatever sport she’s into!
Very very few.Honestly, what percentage of Americans do you think believe it is okay for Lia to swim as a female in competition?
Exactly. That's (an example of) why cable news fringe politics is killing our country.Very very few.
It isn't cable news that let her swim. It was people acting as if they answer to no one. Look at the hysteria against states like Iowa that are stopping it nowExactly. That's (an example of) why cable news fringe politics is killing our country.
What people? I understand and agree with biologicals only. I am saying most people agree but media makes it appear that it a divided issue.It isn't cable news that let her swim. It was people acting as if they answer to no one. Look at the hysteria against states like Iowa that are stopping it now
You guys have fun being upset about a women's swimming event. I can see you are just here to express your disgust with Lia Thomas, a person that followed the rules set by the NCAA and won one final. Enjoy patting yourselves on the back for one upping each other insulting a person you never met. Seems to be really satisfying for all of you.
Chappelle said it best...."the T's are making the trip take longer"
I didn't criticize anyone for thinking it is unfair for transgender females to compete against cis gender females. I objected to posters saying Lia was cheating even though she is competing according to the rules set by the NCAA. I also criticized posters for purposely using the pronouns he or it.
The whole point of this thread is that it is unfair and rules should be made to not let it happen. Like the law in Iowa. Swimming this time, basketball or softball is next…I didn't criticize anyone for thinking it is unfair for transgender females to compete against cis gender females. I objected to posters saying Lia was cheating even though she is competing according to the rules set by the NCAA. I also criticized posters for purposely using the pronouns he or it.
How do these posts contribute to that discussion?The whole point of this thread is that it is unfair and rules should be made to not let it happen. Like the law in Iowa. Swimming this time, basketball or softball is next…
She's gonna be balls.
“Him”
He will obviously cheat to win
He is ****ing man only idiots give him women status he has mental issues but the far left makes him a hero
I didn't criticize anyone for thinking it is unfair for transgender females to compete against cis gender females. I objected to posters saying Lia was cheating even though she is competing according to the rules set by the NCAA. I also criticized posters for purposely using the pronouns he or it.
No, I don't think there should be a law to force people to use preferred pronouns. I think it's common curtesy to respect the feelings of others. I often get angry and disagree with posters on this board, but I make it a point to not call anyone names unless it's a joke and I include an emoji. I really believe in trying to live by the "golden rule."That’s fair. I see your point.
Tangent question for you. Do you think it is right to force other humans to use preferred pronouns (by law for example) and why?
mHow do these posts contribute to that discussion?
So...Dems are now anti-fairness for women?This issue is transformative. For the first time, possibly ever, white republican males are concerned about fairness for women. Voting, health care access, equal pay....F them, they can get back in the kitchen. Competing against transgender athletes...OMG....it's an outrage.
And just like the others, you’re dodging the question about whether or not you believe she had an advantage due to her going through puberty as a male.I didn't criticize anyone for thinking it is unfair for transgender females to compete against cis gender females. I objected to posters saying Lia was cheating even though she is competing according to the rules set by the NCAA. I also criticized posters for purposely using the pronouns he or it.
What actions has Lia taken that need to be justified? She identified as a woman and did began hormone treatment in 2019. Because of Covid this is the first year she has competed as a woman. That's 3 years of treatment compared to the 1 required by the NCAA. She is following all the NCAA rules. Her actions don't need justification. Your beef should be with the NCAA if you have a problem with Lia swimming, she is following the rules.m
That’s rich coming from a poster who justifies “Leah’s” actions
They don’t. You have a point there.How do these posts contribute to that discussion?
And she has a huge advantage due to recently being a male, correct?What actions has Lia taken that need to be justified? She identified as a woman and did began hormone treatment in 2019. Because of Covid this is the first year she has competed as a woman. That's 3 years of treatment compared to the 1 required by the NCAA. She is following all the NCAA rules. Her actions don't need justification. Your beef should be with the NCAA if you have a problem with Lia swimming, she is following the rules.
Lia has the advantage of having broader shoulders, larger lungs, and being taller from going through male puberty. There are definitely differences between transgender and cis gender females that could provide an advantage in athletics. The questions we need to answer are: how often do transgender females compete in athletics, is their inclusion a significant threat to cis gender females being able to compete now and in the future, and if transgender females are not allowed to compete with cis gender females how and where do we give them the opportunity to compete. The Olympics have rules allowing transgender athletes to compete so athletes like swimmers will have to compete with them at the highest level of their sport.And she has a huge advantage due to recently being a male, correct?
What actions has Lia taken that need to be justified? She identified as a woman and did began hormone treatment in 2019. Because of Covid this is the first year she has competed as a woman. That's 3 years of treatment compared to the 1 required by the NCAA. She is following all the NCAA rules. Her actions don't need justification. Your beef should be with the NCAA if you have a problem with Lia swimming, she is following the rules.
Having the power to do something doesn't give you the right. Men are taught this throughout their life for very serious reasonsWhat actions has Lia taken that need to be justified? She identified as a woman and did began hormone treatment in 2019. Because of Covid this is the first year she has competed as a woman. That's 3 years of treatment compared to the 1 required by the NCAA. She is following all the NCAA rules. Her actions don't need justification. Your beef should be with the NCAA if you have a problem with Lia swimming, she is following the rules.