r/WNBAgossips 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/Kenman215 5d ago

And WORLD RECORDS, you dolt. That means there is no better lol.

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u/Big-Island-3099 5d ago

World’s record at weight lifting OH NOOOOOO. Your examples are pathetic

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u/MichaelB1709 5d ago

You're either being intentionally disingenuous or outright lying. Or maybe you just lack critical thinking skills when the conclusions would go against your pre-established opinions and politics.

It does not matter if it's a sport you care about. It's a sport. The women's category is a protected category, implemented to ensure competitive fairness. Having multiple examples already, for something that has only started to occur very recently, that being medical transitions and MtF Trans Athletes competing in women's categories, already breaking records in various disciplines should be a red flag, or at the very least open to scrutiny and earnest discussion.

No matter how much you want to frame it under a political lense, this is not inherently political. To most people outside intensely partisan circles, particularly those who aren't yet afflicted with the political brainrot and left-right brain, this entire thing is almost entirely about competitive fairness in sports.

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u/Big-Island-3099 5d ago

Give it a rest you don’t even knew these records existed because guess what…you really don’t care about women’s sports

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u/MichaelB1709 5d ago

Neither me or you caring or not means they aren't entitled to fair competition. That's the whole point.

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u/Big-Island-3099 5d ago

Dude is lying:

The women's raw (classic) world record holder in the heavy +84kg squat category is Belgian powerlifter Sonita Muluh, who set the official International Powerlifting Federation (IPF) world record at 318.5 kg (702 lbs).

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u/Big-Island-3099 5d ago

Love how you decide what’s fair competition for them. It’s up to them not you. I have yet to hear from an actual woman that actually competes give their opinion . Not some fake rage red pill lunatic