Better Luck Next Time: Once Again, a Man Pedals Faster at the Women’s World Cycling Championships
Article by Alex Porter in "RedState":
Sorry girls, but the best woman is a man.
At least, in the world of cycling.
So has established the 2019 Masters Track Cycling World Championships in Manchester, England. In the Sprint event.
In the 35-39 age group, Rachel McKinnon mopped the floor with chicks.
In fact, in the qualifying event, he set a world record. For women.
And it wasn’t the record of “woman with the most penises.”
He pedaled faster.
Transgender athlete Rachel McKinnon defended her sprint title at the Masters Track Cycling World Championships.
In an interview with Sky News, Rachel explained that it’d be unfair to keep him out:
So don’t be a loser. Or ignorant:
THREAD: Facts on the physiology of transgender athletics. I'm not sorry if they're inconvenient for your transphobia.
Sorry girls, but the best woman is a man.
At least, in the world of cycling.
So has established the 2019 Masters Track Cycling World Championships in Manchester, England. In the Sprint event.
In the 35-39 age group, Rachel McKinnon mopped the floor with chicks.
In fact, in the qualifying event, he set a world record. For women.
And it wasn’t the record of “woman with the most penises.”
He pedaled faster.
Transgender athlete Rachel McKinnon defended her sprint title at the Masters Track Cycling World Championships.
In an interview with Sky News, Rachel explained that it’d be unfair to keep him out:
“So, if we want to say, that I believe you’re a woman for all of society, except for this massive central part that is sport, then that’s not fair.”In fact, “real champions” agree:
“I have yet to meet a real champion who has a problem with trans women. Real champions want stronger competition. If you win because bigotry got your competition banned…you’re a loser.”
I have yet to meet a real champion who has a problem with trans women.
Real champions want stronger competition.
If you win because bigotry got your competition banned... you're a loser.
Real champions want stronger competition.
If you win because bigotry got your competition banned... you're a loser.
The thing is, the people who oppose trans women's full and equal rights think that the 'facts' are on their side.
This is why they always come back to "common sense."
That's not an argument, loves. It's the last refuge of the ignorant. It means you've already lost, bad.
This is why I refuse to debate, live or otherwise, whether trans women are *really* women.
That debate is over.
You lost. Your feelings don't trump our rights and basic human dignity.
Get a better hobby. Obsessing and harassing trans women is not a good hobby.
Rachel — a philosophy professor at the College of Charleston — won last year, too.
The guy has a lot to say:
Lots of transphobic bigots are responding to my world championship win saying that 'Next up, the paralympics.' Hey women, you realize that ALL of these people (many of them women) are comparing you to disabled people...right? Women = 'disabled men' they think. Wow. Offensive.
The offensive part is not 'being compared to disabled people' because disabled people are contemptible. No, that's super ableist. But effectively saying that women are 'disabled men' is both deeply misogynistic *and* ableist. Double-whammy. Bigots are horrible people.
Funny how all these people are speaking for my competitors. 2nd place is a FRIEND and is extremely supportive of me. So you transphobic bigots are objectifying real humans who aren't bigoted like you.
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