I am.Drunk Monkey wrote: ↑August 10, 2021, 8:26 am
Wakey wakey Jack
Confused why it was banned in Tokyo ??? ......
In Tokyo, there was 50km and 20km men's walking, and 20km women's walking.
I am.Drunk Monkey wrote: ↑August 10, 2021, 8:26 am
Wakey wakey Jack
Confused why it was banned in Tokyo ??? ......
Only until the rules get relaxed again/further, which is the reason for the debate/post. If the IOC had not relaxed the previous Rules, then they (Trans) would not be completing in the events, such as weight lifting and football, in Tokyo.GT93 wrote: ↑August 10, 2021, 1:39 amSome of the analysis in this thread isn't a great advertisement for the education system in England. If England is the global superpower in sports management, I'd expect a higher standard of analysis from our English posters.
pipoz - you should read up on what a transgender athlete needs to do to qualify for the Olympics and have a think how difficult it would be for a transgender sprinter to qualify.
Are you sure Jack .. btw ..I meant in 1964 OG in Tokyo no trannies performing back thenjackspratt wrote: ↑August 10, 2021, 9:16 amI am.Drunk Monkey wrote: ↑August 10, 2021, 8:26 am
Wakey wakey Jack
Confused why it was banned in Tokyo ??? ......
In Tokyo, there was 50km and 20km men's walking, and 20km women's walking.
Mr pipoz ... You are excelling yourself in posting factual accurate information that i for one totally agree with ... im guessing REAL WOMEN female competitors if truth be known are very displeased ney spitting feathers to have these hairy large freaks slipping in the back door on the back of dodgy IOC rule bending so not being targeted for discrimination...your point about Hubbard is spot on.pipoz4444 wrote: ↑August 10, 2021, 11:16 amOnly until the rules get relaxed again/further, which is the reason for the debate/post. If the IOC had not relaxed the previous Rules, then they (Trans) would not be completing in the events, such as weight lifting and football, in Tokyo.GT93 wrote: ↑August 10, 2021, 1:39 amSome of the analysis in this thread isn't a great advertisement for the education system in England. If England is the global superpower in sports management, I'd expect a higher standard of analysis from our English posters.
pipoz - you should read up on what a transgender athlete needs to do to qualify for the Olympics and have a think how difficult it would be for a transgender sprinter to qualify.
It is not unreasonable to expect that as we move closer to the Paris Games and even after, that slowly the rules for competing Transgenders will erode or soften, and that door will open wider into other Olympic events. Or are you suggesting that it won’t?
I used Flo Jo as a Hypothetical example, because the physical achievement of Flo Jo and many others lie her, should be held in the highest esteem, especially by the IOC and not so easily sacrificed away, by the so called politically correct agenda's of some in the 21st Century. Whether it is the women's 100m or some other event, in the future, the point is, that the door has been opened. The weight lifting and football event of Tokyo 2020/2021, are simply but a "tip of the iceberg".
The whole point of my post is that it is "Not Fair" on the Women Athletes that came before and certainly "Not Fair" to the Women Athletes of the future.
If you want an honest opinion on the subject of equality in sport, then ask the other Women Athletes who have to compete against these Transgenders what they really think and how they really feel, about it?
In my view, it is by its nature discriminatory, for the IOC to allow Transgender's, to compete against Women athletes because it places many of those Women Athletes at a physical disadvantage. Or do you really think the Women Athletes retain the same physical advantage over that of a larger framed / taller Transgender's Ex Male, such as a Hubbard and co?
Hubbard is 43 years old and started to transition to a …… in 2012. 34 years as a male and the last 9 years as a ………? The only positive thing about Laurel Hubbard competing is that, it didn’t qualify and at 43 years old, hopefully we have seen the last of it.
Did Laurel Hubbard's undergo gender reassignment surgery (you cant read into that what you want). But I think you will find the answer is No. Yes it still has a pair of .....? Only "Hormone Therapy"
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I am not English, therefore, I am not constrained buy any arbitrary global superpower rules (not as yet anyway), nor am I American, or Canadian or European. Fortunately, my upbringing (some might say heritage), has given me the freedom to think say what I want.
LINK: https://ftw.usatoday.com/lists/olympics ... ting-tokyo
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Where i come from Hubbard may thats may still get a shag but he/she is most definately in the 15 pinter fire exit knee trembler category .. you dont really wanna take it home to meet mum n dad ..DO YOU ??.. probably a very nice person its just it should stick to working on a construction site or on the bins rather than having a shave , name change and growing tits and becoming an Olympian .. its head shaking what is happening here and so easy to sort out by the IOC ..a transgender section with selected Tranny v Tranny only events ..GT93 wrote: ↑August 11, 2021, 2:32 amHubbard doesn't remotely look like an athlete to me because of all the hormone therapy. She looks more like an Udon expat. I just can't see trannies being competitive in sports such as sprinting because of the low testosterone levels they must meet. Given all the physical and psychological challenges trannies face, I can't see a flood of trannie athletes appearing at the Olympics. Not easy being a trannie. Certainly an interesting issue.
EXACTLY .. all this messing with nature is gonna get out of hand ..noosard wrote: ↑August 11, 2021, 7:56 amLast night was Aussie census nite there
and the LGBTQI+ activists are angry that questions about gender and sexual orientation have been left out
https://www.news.com.au/finance/work/le ... b8431afcc8
DMGT93 wrote: ↑August 11, 2021, 9:34 amI admire Hubbard's courage in doing what Hubbard's done. It takes real guts. I am concerned about young people who identify as trans when they're still becoming adults. Are they making the best decision? If Hubbard was able to delay making his decision until he was more mature, then I think she's perhaps fortunate. There, I worked both pronouns in.
Above is total garbage Hubbard is just a big fat hairy lump of confused lard
Below .. the freakos joining in the footy is an interesting concept ... the after goal scoring kissing will be with added tongues and post changing room bath time would increase im sure.
I suspect the trannies will be appearing more and more in soccer rather than athletics. Their experience in male soccer would be valuable. I think their hormones just won't be right for competing with world class women on the track.
Pretty sure on Flo Jo, as she had a daughter, but I wasn't there at the time. But I understand, it was by the normal way, from between the legs.
Agreed. This is no place to compare the quantum leap in athletics performance that her 1988 record was or ponder why she abruptly quit athletics only 5 months after that performance.pipoz4444 wrote: ↑August 11, 2021, 11:27 amPretty sure on Flo Jo, as she had a daughter, but I wasn't there at the time. But I understand, it was by the normal way, from between the legs.
Flo Jo and Mary Ruth.jpg
Anyway, one should respect Flo Jo, RIP 21 September 1998, age 38 years, so enough.
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