Re: men in women's bicycle races

On Mon, 12 May 2025 00:51:27 -0400, Frank Krygowski
<frkrygow@gXXmail.com> wrote:

On 5/11/2025 5:18 PM, AMuzi wrote:

 
It is not 'a distraction' to women who legitimately win their events and
yet despite their training. effort and perseverance are denied the medal.

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Oh, I agree!
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How many of those women are there?

Enough for lots of people want it to stop. The fact that the Democrat
party wants to usurp women's rights is going to be an issue in
elections until it does stop.

From what I can tell, in most sports the answer is zero.
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FWIW, a woman I know very well is an ultra marathoner. She's done at
least one 100 mile solo race, dozens of shorter ultras, generally placed
very well, often winning her age group, and had many, many friends in
the ultra community.

and???

Yesterday I asked her if trans competitors were a controversy in ultra
running. She laughed out loud at the idea.

Oh look, another Krygowski personal anecdote that proves nothing. The
fact that some woman might not know of any "trans" controversy in her
sport is insignificant.

(P.S. I know our timid tricycle rider will pretend she doesn't exist,
and I'll never convince him otherwise. I don't care.)

Yes you do, and the fact that you mention here it is pretty good
indication that it bothers you.

Of course such women exist, but it's whether or not one of them told
you what you claim that might be in question. Of course there's also
the possibility that if one did, she might just be parroting the
Democrat talking points like you're doing.

--
C'est bon
Soloman