TNHarley
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those rules are not written in stone,part of your problem is thinking everything is.Actually that would depend on the team's attitude on the subject.Because a male is a male is a male, what they "identify" as , is irrelevant.
Here, let me prove it to you.
Could a 6'5" 270 lb black male get a nip and tuck, claim they identify as a woman and join the UCONN women's basketball team? Why , or why not?[/QUOTE ]
Also false the tempest in a tea pot is over gender identification not sex.
The "anti trans" among other things is to blur that line and that's what pop is attempting.
By misrepresentation and pseudo intellectual bullshit.
It's not false .
The entire argument of these people is "I identify as a female now" (of course some go the other way as well, but for ease of conversation we'll stick with one)
And the letter the DoJ sent NC says that these people should be able to use the bathroom of the gender they identify with.
Which is ridiculous , because in no other area in life are people allowed to say "I was born a male but now I identify as a female" and partake of things associated with a specific gender.
Take my example, for example. Would that player be allowed to join the women's team? Of course you know the answer is no, so you pretend it is irrelevant damn well knowing that it is very relevant.
It's the same lame argument that people in pro baseball and golf use.
Your example fails the smell test.
No it wouldn't depend on the team's attitude. Jesus Christ, every thread I see you in you post the dumbest shit ever.
Educate yourself man.
Here's the NCAA rule
– A transgender male student athlete who has a medical exception for testosterone hormone therapy may compete on a men’s team, but is no longer eligible to compete on a women’s team without changing the team status to a mixed team.
– A transgender female student athlete who has taken medication to suppress testosterone for a year may compete on a women’s team.
– Under the new policy, transgender student athletes who are not undergoing hormone therapy remain eligible to play on teams based on the gender of their birth sex and may socially transition by dressing and using the appropriate pronouns that match their gender identity.
NCAA’s New Rules Ensure Trans Athletes Won’t Play For The Wrong Team / Queerty
Don't even bother commenting on topics you refuse to educate yourself on.
