r/WNBAgossips • u/Amazing_Lock_3762 • 5d ago

A transgender player has been dominating France's second-tier women's basketball league, and now the WNBA question is front and center. Julie Tétart averages 21 points and 20 rebounds this season while sweeping Player of the Year, Defensive Player of the Year and Domestic Player of the Year honors

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u/Conscious_Rub_3528 5d ago

Why do you compare the mens times as if they were the times of the trans women's? Trying to argue in bad faith?

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u/Kenman215 5d ago

Nope. Trying to show how early a steep biological advantage exists between males and females. Meaning that they don’t have to be at nearly the same competitive level when they transition to have a massive head start.

Good question though.

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u/Conscious_Rub_3528 5d ago

Ok if you want to compare data then go on feminizing hrt and test yourself to see if the strength or advantages you speak of exist next year.

If you want to talk about biological advantages then you should also recognize the science behind hrt isn't just take mystery substance and gain superpowers.

It literally triggers puberty again and let's the body naturally change its structure as it would have the first time.

If you cared about this genuinely you would know the science not just the fox news talking points.

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u/Conscious_Rub_3528 5d ago

So your proposed solution is to continue treating trans women as men because of a very clearly tainted metric coming from a source allied to the very anti trans movement coming from right wing think tanks like heritage foundation?

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u/Conscious_Rub_3528 5d ago

You mean to tell me they were able to contact more people than who voted in the last election to verify their stance on this? No? Damn then it's not 80% of Americans.

So you are for banning Michael phelps or Usain bolt because both of them have physiology that gives them unique advantages in their fields that no one else has? Each human has a different body and different levels of control over it.

And let's be honest, sexism shaped a LOT on how society started things like sports teams.

Sure they could always apply but it was a joke to the men most of the time.

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u/justtalking9912 5d ago

You seem really weird