8th Place: A High School Girl’s Life After Transgender

Danielwright2311 said:

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Imagine the shock and horror you would feel when suddenly what wasn't supposed to be there was, and was supposed to be there was missing.

This is what transgender/transsexuals face every day of their lives.

These people are the ones who have decisions to make and must bear the results of their choices.

Not you. NOt I.

ewq1938 said:

The girl in the video just needs to start competing at a lower age range then she will start getting first place. Trans-age?

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Sure, why not? Personally, I identify as a 7 ft tall Asian-American woman who is perpetually 22 years old.

Danielwright2311 said:

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This is just wrong. Girls could lose athletic scholarships to transgender girls effecting their future. It's despicable that this is being allowed.
If I were one of these trans girls' parent I would not allow her to compete against girls, it's not ethical. They should be ashamed of themselves.

Danielwright2311 said:

Or she needs to give up, because for a lot of girls, there is no way they can beat man.

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Sadly I agree, there is not much point. This is one reason why they had sports competitions separated by gender in the first place.

basilbear76 said:

Imagine the shock and horror you would feel when suddenly what wasn't supposed to be there was, and was supposed to be there was missing.

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In context of the issue, what is this even supposed to mean?

basilbear76 said:

These people are the ones who have decisions to make and must bear the results of their choices.

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No, their choices, regardless of why they might make such choices, are being forced on everyone else by laws which demand compliance and seek to forbid dissent.

But at least this story once again clearly illustrates which side of the political fence those who seek to trample women's rights are actually on.