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I don't see it he argument for why "women's" sports should exist, once transgender competitors cause an imbalance. That is to say, of course people should be w
by alisonkisk 5y ago
I don't see it he argument for why "women's" sports should exist, once transgender competitors cause an imbalance.
That is to say, of course people should be welcome to participate regardless of gender, but the championships and prizes should be based on objective measurements (like boxing weight classes, or heights, or whatever), and whatever the public is so enamored of as to generate funding for tournament prizes.
IMO for athletics instead of focusing so much on competitions among a field of elite competitors with tiny differences, and overburdening and destroying their bodies, we should focus on challenges and achievements, and support many many people working to improve their personal records. And "sports ad entertainment" should be a more well rounded entertainment and aesthetic performance, not pointless contests of who gets a slightly lower or higher number on a metric.