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A tale of two podiums

In California, girls shared a podium with a male. Check out the pictures at the links below (I’m not sure about copywrite so this is my best option).

From the Boston Herald

Although Hernandez had the best mark in high jump and triple jump, the new CIF rule, announced after President Donald Trump threatened to cut federal funding to California if Hernandez competed, allows for a cisgender female competitor who was displaced by Hernandez to also win in those respective events. Hatcher was also awarded first place in the triple jump after recording a mark of 40 feet, 5 inches.

It was a travesty (and not just because the article used the term ‘cisgender females’ when they are referring to girls). They might as well have been passing out participation trophies.

In Oregon, where the state government also hates women, two girls turned their backs on the audience and didn’t get up on the podium because a boy also placed.

Rather than taking their spots on the podium, footage obtained by Fox News showed the girls turning their backs to the crowd before being ushered away from the ceremony by an official.

This needs to happen more often. Polls show that even half of Democrats don’t think men should be in women’s sports. But yet the madness continues.

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11 responses to “A tale of two podiums”

  1. bkhuna Avatar
    bkhuna

    Fathers of these girls need to be expressing their anger towards the officials. I wish Trump would sign an EO allowing us to punch people that use the term cisgender.

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  2. B Avatar
    B

    Thing is, if all the girls refused to compete against the makes, then this would stop rather quickly.

    But they don’t and therefore they get what they got.

    I think that if their mothers hadn’t chosen to invade men’s spaces, and men’s sports last generation (and supported the whole “Trans movement) that this might not be where it is today.

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  3. boneman1959 Avatar
    boneman1959

    I remember the first time I came across the term “cisgender”. I was like WTF is THAT? and had to look it up and was utterly flummoxed by it. First thought was “Why do we need such a term?”

    I think it was before all of this tranny crap broke hard and fast and was a precursor.

    There are MALES and FEMALES. Everything else? MAKE BELIEVE.

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  4. Unferth Avatar
    Unferth

    Welcome to another installment of the Democrats War on Women.

    Luckily, I don’t travel in circles where lunatics use terms like “cisgender”. If someone did, I would look them dead in the eye and ask, “You mean real, right?”

    I suppose we should be thankful that in this case, at least, it was a non-contact sport.

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  5. Nemo Avatar
    Nemo

    Personally, I think the grammar school, high school and college men’s teams should be taking these trannies out behind the bleachers and beating them to within and inch of their lives until they get the message that they’re infringing on the girls/women’s right to fair competition.

    @boneman and Unferth I had to look up CIS gendered the first time I saw the term also. ‘Course I had a WTF moment when I read the def thinking “whatever happened to queer and straight”?

    Another Demonrat device to change the conversation by redefining the meaning of things. Straight out of the communist play book.

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  6. Midwest Chick Avatar
    Midwest Chick

    bkhuna–Agreed on both.

    B–Yes, the best way to win is not to play. Once it’s no fun for the boys (or more accurately, the mothers) then it’ll stop. But I do agree that it did start with women invading men’s spaces back in the day.

    boneman–Yeah, it’s an artifact of the trans movement designed to try to erase sex.

    Unferth–Exactly and yes. Can’t stand that term.

    Nemo–As a reminder, we’re talking about kids. Kids that have been used and twisted by their mothers and that illness has been abetted by the schools and teachers. It’s that level that needs to be dealt with. And yes, that term was another language morph to work to an agenda.

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  7. Rick Avatar
    Rick

    Boneman is correct. It is a precursor. Every damn thing the perverts do is a precursor for something more deviant.

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  8. T Roy Avatar
    T Roy

    Absolutely no offense intended to Midwest Chick, but I am sick to death of this garbage and the news covering it ad nauseum. I guess they think if they give it enough coverage and attention , that it normalizes the crap.

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  9. Tennessee Budd Avatar
    Tennessee Budd

    ‘Cisgender’? Oh, they mean ‘normal’.

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  10. Old NFO Avatar
    Old NFO

    There comes a time to just stop playing their ‘games’. If the girls refuse to play, that will quickly put an end to this mess.

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  11. Midwest Chick Avatar
    Midwest Chick

    Rick–Boiling the frog…

    TRoy–It’s actually having the opposite effect, I think. Because it’s in people’s faces, they are realizing that it’s not as rare as the activists insist it is and that girls and women are losing opportunities because of it.

    TN Budd–Exactly.

    NFO–It’ll take all of them to do it though.

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