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FINALLY SANITY WINS: Swimming’s Governing Body Bans Lia Thomas from Competing Against Females! · The Ben Ferguson Podcast

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Speaker 1: Finally some sanity. Don't worry they're gonna say it's bigoted
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Speaker 1: and homophobic and anti lgbt Q, I, A q R, S,
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Speaker 1: t U, V, w X, Y and Z plus because
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Speaker 1: we've added everything that we can and I'm sure they're
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Speaker 1: gonna be some stuff they're gonna figure out in the
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Speaker 1: future to add to this. But finally some sanity. As
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Speaker 1: these Swimming Worlds governing body known as FENA, that would
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Speaker 1: be the first time and probably the last time you're
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Speaker 1: ever gonna hear that. FENA voted on Sunday to restrict
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Speaker 1: the participation of transgender athletes in elite women's competitions and
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Speaker 1: create a working group to establish and quote open category
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Speaker 1: for them in some events as part of its new policy.
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Speaker 1: In other words, we're gonna have a trans league. I
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Speaker 1: want to be clear, I am totally fine. If you
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Speaker 1: want to have a league of dress up. If you
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Speaker 1: want to have a rands league, okay, where it's dudes
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Speaker 1: who clearly think that their chicks and they want to
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Speaker 1: swim against each other, let them do it. If you
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Speaker 1: want to start a trans NBA, do it. You want
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Speaker 1: to start a trans World Cup, do it. If you
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Speaker 1: want to if you want to do a trans golf league,
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Speaker 1: do it. I don't care, but I'm not going to
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Speaker 1: sit back and accept the insanity, which is that a
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Speaker 1: dude is a chick and that a dude doesn't have
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Speaker 1: an advantage over women in sports. Now, I said on
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Speaker 1: this show a while ago, even before the Olympics, I
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Speaker 1: was rooting for every trans applete to absolutely beat the
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Speaker 1: living snot out of the women in the sports. And
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Speaker 1: I explained why. I will give you a brief recap
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Speaker 1: if you missed it. Whether it was the NCAA's, whether
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Speaker 1: it was local sports or the Olympics. I wanted every
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Speaker 1: dude dressed up like a chick to win because I
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Speaker 1: wanted to force the issue of how unfair this was
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Speaker 1: to actual women athletes Number one, Number two. I wanted
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Speaker 1: to stop the sinsanity for future generations, and unfortunately, there
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Speaker 1: were going to be some that we're going to be
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Speaker 1: what I would refer to as the sacrificial lambs. There
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Speaker 1: are women that have already been cheated out of their
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Speaker 1: history that they made in their sports when their records
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Speaker 1: were destroyed by dudes dressed up like chicks. There are
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Speaker 1: women who should have been on the podium that were
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Speaker 1: not on the podium. There were trophies that should have
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Speaker 1: gone to actual biological women to quote Supreme Court justice
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Speaker 1: on this one, that did not get their trophy because
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Speaker 1: they we allowed not we idiots on the left allowed
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Speaker 1: Some of this spurred out of a recent interview that
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Speaker 1: was done. There was an interview with this chick and
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Speaker 1: I also want to say this, and I want you
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Speaker 1: to listen carefully to what I say, because there will
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Speaker 1: be people that freak out when I say this, and
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Speaker 1: there are gonna be people They're gonna hear me in
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Speaker 1: the lgbtq I A x y z q r s
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Speaker 1: t u v w x y and z plus crowd right,
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Speaker 1: because we're gonna keep adding any random weird thing to
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Speaker 1: it in the future. Who are going to say what
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Speaker 1: I'm about to say is mean spirited and it's somehow
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Speaker 1: like racist or bigot it because that's what they do. Now.
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Speaker 1: What I'm about to say is I want you to understand.
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Speaker 1: I don't say this in a mocking way. I say
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Speaker 1: it in a very sincere way. I mental illness for
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Speaker 1: me is something that's very near and dear to my heart.
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Speaker 1: If you've ever dealt with anyone that has been depressed,
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Speaker 1: if you've ever dealt with somebody that's had to deal
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Speaker 1: with mental illness, it is not something that I take lightly,
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Speaker 1: and it's not saying a joke about. If you've ever
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Speaker 1: lost anyone to suicide who dealt with a mental health issue,
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Speaker 1: whether it be stress or or or any type of
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Speaker 1: mental health issue, you understand how painful it can be
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Speaker 1: for that person. If you are a man and you
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Speaker 1: believe that you should be a woman, or you're trapped
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Speaker 1: in a man's body, I believe that that is a
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Speaker 1: mental health issue, and that we should treat it like
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Speaker 1: a mental health issue with extreme support and also compassion.
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Speaker 1: You're not doing that person in any favors, by the way,
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Speaker 1: by telling them that they can somehow change who they are.
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Speaker 1: You know, one of the things that's been talked about
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Speaker 1: in the past is how many people that deal with
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Speaker 1: this idea that they think they're trapped in the wrong gender,
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Speaker 1: the wrong body, right that they were they should have
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Speaker 1: been born a woman and they're born a man. You
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Speaker 1: see a very you see a high suicide rate. What
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Speaker 1: they don't tell you is you see the same exact
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Speaker 1: suicide rate after many people go through their quote transition surgeries.
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Speaker 1: They don't find contentment or happiness after they go through
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Speaker 1: the body mutilation to try to turn themselves into something
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Speaker 1: that looks like a person of the opposite sex of
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Speaker 1: which they were born. Now, it's addressing up. It's not real, Okay,
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Speaker 1: that's part of what you need to stand It's dressing up, right,
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Speaker 1: it's not actual. It's not real. It's not all finic,
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Speaker 1: it's not genuine. That's what you need to understand. None
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Speaker 1: of it is real. It's dress up. It's it's it's
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Speaker 1: and I can't imagine being so unhappy that you that
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Speaker 1: you do this, and I mean this sincerely, I cannot
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Speaker 1: imagine being so unhappy that you're willing to go through
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Speaker 1: um extensive surgeries, taking a significant number of pills, and
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Speaker 1: going through hormone replace or whatever it is to try
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Speaker 1: to find that happiness. I do believe it's a mental
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Speaker 1: health issue, and I can have compassion for people. I
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Speaker 1: don't have any ill will. I don't. It doesn't make
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Speaker 1: me angry or mad or frustrated. I want to make
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Speaker 1: that clear. When you deal with somebody that's transgendered, it
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Speaker 1: doesn't I have compassion for them because I can't imagine
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Speaker 1: living in that headspace where you wake up every day
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Speaker 1: and you actually think think that you were born in
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Speaker 1: the wrong body. Now, none of what I just said
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Speaker 1: said that I'm going to encourage, advocate, or support that
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Speaker 1: change when I secure. What I encourage is for them
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Speaker 1: to have real, honest conversations with mental health facilitators, those
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Speaker 1: that are leaders in the mental health space who can
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Speaker 1: hopefully help them through that scenario. But in society, we're
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Speaker 1: not doing anybody a favor by I mean, imagine if
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Speaker 1: you say I'm an alcoholic and we went out and
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Speaker 1: bought you beer and said let's celebrate your alcoholism, society
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Speaker 1: would say you're insane. You don't celebrate that. If someone
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Speaker 1: comes to you and says I'm a drug addict, you
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Speaker 1: don't celebrate that addiction by buying them drugs. If somebody
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Speaker 1: does body mutilation, you don't go out and buy them
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Speaker 1: things to mutilate themselves with. Right, that's the opposite and
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Speaker 1: every other mental health issue that we deal with. But
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Speaker 1: somehow we have been taken over by crazies in this
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Speaker 1: country that tell us that what now the thing to
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Speaker 1: do is literally, when someone comes to you and says,
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Speaker 1: I believe that I am stuck in the wrong body
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Speaker 1: of the wrong gender, We're supposed to high five them,
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Speaker 1: celebrate them, and then take them down this crazy, insane
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Speaker 1: road where there is not happiness and rainbows and a
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Speaker 1: pot of gold at the end of its. Statistics have
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Speaker 1: shown I have compassion for anyone dealing with anxiety, stress, alcoholism,
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Speaker 1: drug abuse, or any type of mental health issue. But
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Speaker 1: I'm not going to sit here and root for this
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Speaker 1: condition and encourage it, knowing that that you actually need
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Speaker 1: counseling and actual help. I want to make that so clear.
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Speaker 1: Now you look at these swimmers, and you look at
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Speaker 1: this Leah Thomas, who became the kind of face after
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Speaker 1: you know Bruce Jenner. I feel bad for Bruce Jenner.
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Speaker 1: I really do. I can't imagine living in a world
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Speaker 1: where you think you're in the wrong body and then
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Speaker 1: going through what Bruce Jenner has gone through to play
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Speaker 1: dress up. It's but it is. It's dress up, and
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Speaker 1: I don't I think there's going to be some sort
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Speaker 1: of like just happiness and contentment that comes from these decisions.
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Speaker 1: And for something they might tell you, yes, that's exactly
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Speaker 1: what's going to happen. If that's what happens, so be
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Speaker 1: it fine. But I'm not going to encourage it or
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Speaker 1: normalize it. And to say that dudes don't have an
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Speaker 1: advantage over women in sports is insane, and that's what
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Speaker 1: we've been forced to believe. We should never believe that.
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Speaker 1: We should never give into this. We should never give
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Speaker 1: into this idea that women and men are the same.
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Speaker 1: We should never give in to it. We should never
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Speaker 1: force people to believe it. Number One, for the sake
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Speaker 1: of women, women's sports will be destroyed by trans athletes,
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Speaker 1: which are dudes dressed like chicks. I even hate saying
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Speaker 1: trans because it almost is giving them a high ground
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Speaker 1: or normality. Because this is not normal, and I do
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Speaker 1: believe it is a straight up mental health issue that
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Speaker 1: we should have massive compassion for. But we all should
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Speaker 1: have compassion for actual women. We should have massive compassion
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Speaker 1: for women, and we should protect and defend women at
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Speaker 1: all costs. It's something that we used to be universal
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Speaker 1: in society that apparently now has just disappeared. It is
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Speaker 1: not fair for a six foot two dude who decides
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Speaker 1: one day that he identifies as a woman, which is,
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Speaker 1: by the way, not possible. It's called playing dress up.
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Speaker 1: We tell kids they're not superman, right, so they don't
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Speaker 1: jump off a building and act like they can fly
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Speaker 1: and die. Right. We were honest about that. We should
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Speaker 1: be as honest with trans athletes, or men that think
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Speaker 1: they're a woman, or women that think they're men, the
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Speaker 1: same way. We really really really should. We shouldn't lie
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Speaker 1: to them. We should tell them the truth, like we need.
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Speaker 1: You need to talk to somebody. But you cannot become
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Speaker 1: a woman, no matter how hard you try. You cannot
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Speaker 1: become a man, no matter how hard you try. You
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Speaker 1: can play dress up, you can do body mutilation, you
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Speaker 1: can you can go and do breast augmentation. If you're
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Speaker 1: a dude, you can do all of these things, you
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Speaker 1: can even cut off parts of your body, but it
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Speaker 1: doesn't mean that you are a woman. There's a reason why,
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Speaker 1: and I've said this multiple times and multiple speeches around
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Speaker 1: the country. If a man could actually birth a baby,
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Speaker 1: a real man who quote becomes a woman, then I
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Speaker 1: could bet on it in Vegas or somewhere in the world.
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Speaker 1: Not a single bookie in the world will let me
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Speaker 1: bet on a biological male birthing a child. You wonder
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Speaker 1: why they won't take the bet because they know it's impossible.
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Speaker 1: And that's your reality check. You can go into a hospital, okay,
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Speaker 1: and you can say in the hospital when you check
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Speaker 1: in that you're of the opposite sex of what you are,
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Speaker 1: but even the doctors know it that you're really the
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Speaker 1: other sex. Just like this swimmer. This swimmer, Leah thomp Thomas,
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Speaker 1: who is an average at best swimmer in the male
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Speaker 1: ranks who decided he wanted to become a woman, did
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Speaker 1: an interview this last week. He was talking about how
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Speaker 1: he doesn't think it's hurting women's sports at all, and
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Speaker 1: that he doesn't think it's an unfair advantage right for
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Speaker 1: women to have to compete with biological men that play
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Speaker 1: dress up and this is what he had to say
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Speaker 1: in this interview. And you listen to this interviewer accepting
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Speaker 1: the premise that the dude can become a chick, which
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Speaker 1: is impossible, or some who look at the data and
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Speaker 1: suggest that you're enjoying a competitive advantage. What do you
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Speaker 1: say to that. There's a lot of factors that go
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Speaker 1: into a race and how how well you do And
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Speaker 1: the biggest change for me is that I'm happy and
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Speaker 1: sophomore year, well, let me just stop right there. He
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Speaker 1: just said something and I'm not going to refer to
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Speaker 1: him as a woman because the man he just said
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Speaker 1: something that is the which is the sole point of
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Speaker 1: contention that I have with with society and this dude
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Speaker 1: that's acting like a chick. He says, I'm happy. Well,
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Speaker 1: if you're happy, my kids are happy. If I give
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Speaker 1: them junk food all day long. Doesn't mean I give
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Speaker 1: them junk food. If my kids are happy, if I
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Speaker 1: let them watch TV all day long, my kids are
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Speaker 1: happy if every meal was ice cream, It doesn't mean
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Speaker 1: you enable their happiness, right, And it doesn't mean you're
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Speaker 1: a bad parent by saying no to that child In
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Speaker 1: that scenario. There are a lot of people that would
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Speaker 1: be a lot happier if they could do things that
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Speaker 1: are illegal, by the way, but we don't allow them
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Speaker 1: to There's people that say, I would be a lot
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Speaker 1: happier if I could go kill my boss, or I
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Speaker 1: could go kill my ax, or if I go kill
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Speaker 1: somebody that you know I don't like. Right, But we
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Speaker 1: don't allow that to happen because we don't just a
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Speaker 1: grant peper permission to do things based on their definition
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Speaker 1: of being happy or not being happy. Right, I'd be
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Speaker 1: happy if I could rob somebody a fifty million dollars,
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Speaker 1: but we still have law. They'd say you can't rob
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Speaker 1: somebody a fifty million dollars. If you do, there's a consequence,
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Speaker 1: and you don't get out of jail. By saying, well,
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Speaker 1: i'd be happy if you just let me go, it's
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Speaker 1: childlike logic. This guy, well, I'm happy my sophomore year
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Speaker 1: when I was the four hundred and eighty fifth swimmer
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Speaker 1: in the college men's swimming rankings. Right, he wasn't happy. Well,
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Speaker 1: that's probably because he wasn't very good. So he decided
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Speaker 1: I'm gonna go be a chick and I'm gonna win everything,
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Speaker 1: which clearly shows that he does have a massive biological
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Speaker 1: advantage over the women's swimmers. But in society, what we've
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Speaker 1: decided now is well, if you, if we just if
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Speaker 1: you're just wanting to be happy, then we should all
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Speaker 1: applaud it. That's not how the world works, that's not
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Speaker 1: how any of this works. In fact, there was a
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Speaker 1: very interesting commentary that was written in the Washington Examiner.
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Speaker 1: It says the opinion piece that says you can tell
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Speaker 1: he's mental ill, says University of Pennsylvania swimming swimmer after
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Speaker 1: Lea Thomas Good Morning American interview, people are angry, by
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Speaker 1: the way over this interview. I'm going to read it
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Speaker 1: because I think it's an important points that were brought up.
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Speaker 1: Leah Thomas, the controversial transgender swimmer from the University of Pennsylvania,
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Speaker 1: recently gave an interview on Good Morning America. During the segment,
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Speaker 1: Thomas talked about the past swim season and how transitioning,
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Speaker 1: which is impossible, allowed him to truly be happy. But
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Speaker 1: while that may have been been great for Leah Thomas,
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Speaker 1: some of his former teammates felt differently. An exclusive interview,
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Speaker 1: one of the swimmers who swam with Thomas last season
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Speaker 1: spoke to me on condition Aminity about Thomas's GMA appearance, saying, quote,
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Speaker 1: you can tell he is mentally ill. She told me
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Speaker 1: I saw the video and was so disgusted when I
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Speaker 1: asked her to clarify. She explained how Leah Thomas was
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Speaker 1: not ground in reality and was instead so consumed with
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Speaker 1: his own life that he failed to acknowledge any damage
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Speaker 1: he inflicted upon his real female teammates. She also mentioned
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Speaker 1: the damage Thomas caused to female swimmers in general, caused
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Speaker 1: the female sports and the opportunities he took away from
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Speaker 1: real female swimmers, both at the University of Penn's team
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Speaker 1: and the NCAA. Lee's experience was his alone and many
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Speaker 1: suffered so that he could quote benefit or have the
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Speaker 1: experience right, because this is what psychos do. Unfortunately, they
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Speaker 1: demand everyone about to their wishes so that they can
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Speaker 1: be happy. And if they're not happy, then somehow your
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Speaker 1: anti lgbtqi A z r x y z plus whatever
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Speaker 1: they add on. Next, Lee identified as a woman, but
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Speaker 1: she's not a female. The fellow swimmer said, that is
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Speaker 1: a fact. It doesn't matter how you feel, which is
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Speaker 1: exactly right. You can us up. It doesn't change your DNA.
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Speaker 1: The swimmer found fault with Thomas's glib attitude about his happiness,
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Speaker 1: which took presence over the happiness of many of the
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Speaker 1: real women on the team. His lack of empathy and
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Speaker 1: concern for the females who were forced to sacrifice their
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Speaker 1: rights and happiness because of Leah was at the root
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Speaker 1: of the upen swimmers disdain. Women were forced to give
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Speaker 1: up roster spots, be uncomfortable in locker rooms, and see
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Speaker 1: Thomas's male genitalia losing races and championships all because of
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Speaker 1: Leah Thomas. When asked about the question of fairness, Leah said, well,
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Speaker 1: I'm happy, right, I just played that for you. Let's
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Speaker 1: let's just back that up a little bit here. Notice
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Speaker 1: all this is about his happiness, right, it's about his feelings. Well,
18:58
Speaker 1: guess what. Facts don't care about your feelings. To quote
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Speaker 1: a good friend of mine, Ben Shapiro, he said it
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Speaker 1: years ago, decades ago, in this issue, and he's right.
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Speaker 1: Facts don't care about your feelings. The fact is, if
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Speaker 1: you have a penis and you're in the locker room
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Speaker 1: with women to have a vagina, you're not the same thing.
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Speaker 1: No matter what swims that you put on are what
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Speaker 1: you change your name to, it still means you're dressing up.
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Speaker 1: But the whole world decided because a dude who was
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Speaker 1: a four hundred and something swimmer in college ranks, who
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Speaker 1: wasn't happy, we decided to let him swim with chicks
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Speaker 1: because he said, hey, I'm a chick, which is stupid. Right,
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Speaker 1: it's dumb. We should have treated this like a mental
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Speaker 1: health issue, which it is. I go back to compassion.
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Speaker 1: I have compassion for any person that believes mentally that
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Speaker 1: they're in the wrong body. It doesn't mean that I
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Speaker 1: endorse the mental health issue, as in support it like
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Speaker 1: it's normal. You address it like a mental health issue,
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Speaker 1: you don't advocate for. I go back to what I
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Speaker 1: said earlier. You don't give drugs to a drug out
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Speaker 1: it and say good for you. Right. If your kid,
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Speaker 1: if their definition of happiness is eating ice cream and
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Speaker 1: every meal, it doesn't mean that you do it. That
20:11
Speaker 1: would be terrible parenting. If every time you got mad
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Speaker 1: at somebody, you just went out there and kick their
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Speaker 1: as the society shouldn't cheer that on. By the way,
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Speaker 1: we have laws against that, but you could argue, well,
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Speaker 1: it made me happy. There are stalkers and psychos, by
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Speaker 1: the way, in the world today that would be happier
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Speaker 1: quote unquote if they were able to kill the people
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Speaker 1: they don't like. We have laws against it, right because
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Speaker 1: we don't give into that quote happiness. But on this issue,
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Speaker 1: apparently you must give in, which is the wrong decision.
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Speaker 1: It always has been. And now the chickens are coming
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Speaker 1: home to roost because now by granting one man his
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Speaker 1: quote happiness, we have destroyed an entire women's sport, which
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Speaker 1: is apparently what the governing body has come to the
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Speaker 1: conclusion of after witnessing and watching all of these women
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Speaker 1: have their successes taken away from them because we decided
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Speaker 1: to encourage the quote happiness of one man a race
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Speaker 1: and how well you do? And the biggest change for
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Speaker 1: me is that I'm happy. And sophomore year, or I
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Speaker 1: had my best times competing with the men, I was miserable.
21:25
Speaker 1: And so having that, by the way, why was he
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Speaker 1: miserable his sophomore year when he had his best times?
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Speaker 1: He said he was miserable, And I can explain why
21:35
Speaker 1: he was miserable. He was losing. I'm not being mean
21:39
Speaker 1: when I say this. Becoming a college athlete is an
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Speaker 1: incredible thing. Okay, it's an incredible feat. I mean that sincerely.
21:48
Speaker 1: But when you think you're better than you actually are
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Speaker 1: and you start losing or people in your life have
21:53
Speaker 1: been lying to you about how good you actually are,
21:56
Speaker 1: when you're probably just average at best. This guy was
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Speaker 1: an average swimmer at best at the college ranks. You
22:03
Speaker 1: may have been an all star in high school, but
22:04
Speaker 1: when you get to college the game changes, it gets faster.
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Speaker 1: But when you have people that were clearly around this kid,
22:13
Speaker 1: this guy, this dude lying to him his entire life
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Speaker 1: about his athletic abilities, and then he gets to college
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Speaker 1: and a sophomore year he has his best times, you realize,
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Speaker 1: as well, that's only good enough for four hundred and
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Speaker 1: something in the rankings. What that translates into is you're
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Speaker 1: not that good now, instead of just telling him, own
22:33
Speaker 1: it right, And sometimes there's nothing you can really do
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Speaker 1: to correct the problem. Most college athletes believe they're gonna
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Speaker 1: go pro, nine nine point nine percent of them don't.
22:44
Speaker 1: And by the way, nine point nine percent of high
22:45
Speaker 1: school athletes don't even make it to college. So think
22:48
Speaker 1: about when you're one of the top in high school.
22:50
Speaker 1: You get to college, and then you walk on that
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Speaker 1: field or jump in that pool off the block, and
22:54
Speaker 1: you find out you're not special anymore. You're just average
22:58
Speaker 1: at the new level of excellence. And most people deal
23:02
Speaker 1: with that they do one of three things. They practice
23:04
Speaker 1: harder and then they maximize, or they quit, or they
23:09
Speaker 1: just find contentment in realizing, Hey, I'm on the team,
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Speaker 1: I got a scholarship, I enjoy competing. I'm never gonna
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Speaker 1: win a national championship. I'm average, but I'm really good
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Speaker 1: at being average. But this guy says, I wasn't happy
23:22
Speaker 1: sophomore years, so I decided to change the actual game.
23:26
Speaker 1: Can a dude, let's go back to something else here.
23:30
Speaker 1: And this is this flawed, psychotic liberal logic which I
23:33
Speaker 1: refuse to bow to. This man just told you that
23:39
Speaker 1: he wasn't that great of a swimmer with the men
23:42
Speaker 1: at the best times of his life his sophomore year.
23:45
Speaker 1: He just said it in his own words. So the
23:48
Speaker 1: only way for him to find success was to lie
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Speaker 1: and convince people that he's now a woman, even though
23:55
Speaker 1: the swimmers with him are like, dude, the guy's got
23:57
Speaker 1: a penis in the locker room. He's not a woman.
23:59
Speaker 1: The guy's massive. His arms are huge, his legs are longer, right,
24:03
Speaker 1: his torso is bigger. He's more masculine than I am.
24:07
Speaker 1: He's a different human being. Why It's because he's a man, right,
24:13
Speaker 1: He's a dude. Don't forget that. He's a dude playing
24:18
Speaker 1: dress up. And the proof that there is a difference
24:20
Speaker 1: between men and women is the rankings. This guy becomes
24:24
Speaker 1: a number one swimmer in women's sports and the ivy
24:26
Speaker 1: leagues right where he was a two hundred, four hundred
24:29
Speaker 1: and something ranked dude, and that when he was swimming
24:31
Speaker 1: with the dudes. The only thing that change was the
24:34
Speaker 1: death where he was competing. I have a son who's five,
24:40
Speaker 1: and he's a really good golfer. He's going to the
24:43
Speaker 1: World Championships at Pinehurst, which is amazing at five years old,
24:48
Speaker 1: and I'm so excited for him. But I if he
24:52
Speaker 1: decided to tell me one day he's ten years old
24:56
Speaker 1: and therefore he should play with the ten year olds,
24:57
Speaker 1: and then he goes and gets his brains kicked in,
25:00
Speaker 1: does that mean that it's if he looks at me
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Speaker 1: and says, dad, I think I want to go play
25:05
Speaker 1: with the girls and win national championships. We should allow
25:07
Speaker 1: him do it, of course, not that would be bad parenting,
25:09
Speaker 1: That would be stupid. That's what we've actually done society
25:12
Speaker 1: with grown people. Now. You could put my son with
25:16
Speaker 1: the ten year old girls and he are certainly with
25:20
Speaker 1: the five six and undergirls at Pinehurst at the World
25:23
Speaker 1: Golf Championships for juniors, and he would win it. I
25:27
Speaker 1: have no doubt in my mind why. Because he's a dude.
25:30
Speaker 1: He hits the ball farther, even at his age of
25:36
Speaker 1: five years old. You can see the physical difference pre
25:40
Speaker 1: puberty between him and a five year old girl. It
25:44
Speaker 1: is night and day. It is obvious. It is so clear, folks.
25:51
Speaker 1: If you can see it with a five year old
25:54
Speaker 1: pre puberty, then why is it that the world can't
25:57
Speaker 1: see it with a twenty year old or a nineteen
26:02
Speaker 1: year old. I'll tell you why. Because we're now obsessed
26:06
Speaker 1: with everyone feeling happy and accepted, and we've given in
26:14
Speaker 1: to this idea that if you stand up for traditional
26:17
Speaker 1: values or just traditional sanity, that you're somehow a racist
26:24
Speaker 1: or a bigot or anti lgbtqia, whatever they add on next.
26:32
Speaker 1: I really do feel bad and I mean this sincerely.
26:35
Speaker 1: I genuinely feel bad for this kid. I hate it
26:40
Speaker 1: that there's a kid out there that there have been
26:42
Speaker 1: this may be able to lie to him who talks
26:44
Speaker 1: about how he was miserable when he was losing as
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Speaker 1: a dude, so he decided to change a chicken and
26:49
Speaker 1: up people embraced it that he's been able to ruin
26:51
Speaker 1: everybody else's life and be so selfish that he's got
26:54
Speaker 1: to put his happiness in front of every other women
26:57
Speaker 1: he's competing with and doesn't understand it. This is why
27:00
Speaker 1: I say it's a mental health issue. Change for me
27:04
Speaker 1: is that I'm happy and sophomore year or I had
27:09
Speaker 1: my best times competing with the men, I was miserable
27:13
Speaker 1: and so having that belifted is incredibly relieving and allows
27:19
Speaker 1: me to put my all into training into racing trans people.
27:26
Speaker 1: So notice there he says, now I can put my
27:30
Speaker 1: all into it because I'm succeeding. I'm at beating women.
27:35
Speaker 1: That's what he's saying. I'm succeeding at beating women. Okay,
27:41
Speaker 1: at beating women, and that for him is success because
27:45
Speaker 1: he's convinced himself he's a woman, even though he's clearly
27:48
Speaker 1: not a woman, and we all know it. He's not
27:52
Speaker 1: a woman, he's a man. But he's happy. And we said, oh, well,
27:56
Speaker 1: if he's happy, then it's fine because he's happy. Right,
28:01
Speaker 1: he's happy, and apparently that's all that matters is his
28:04
Speaker 1: happiness doesn't matter. What the carnages left behind him doesn't matter.
28:12
Speaker 1: This is why I say liberalism is a disease that's
28:14
Speaker 1: destroying this country. We are not doing people any favors
28:19
Speaker 1: by telling them that they are the opposite sex of
28:22
Speaker 1: what they are. The same thing with kids, right when
28:24
Speaker 1: you give kids. Several years ago, there was a interesting
28:30
Speaker 1: trend that took place, and it was many CEOs of
28:36
Speaker 1: major companies and those that were in charge of hiring.
28:40
Speaker 1: We're stopping hiring kids from Ivy League schools and some
28:45
Speaker 1: of the best schools like MT etc. In the country.
28:48
Speaker 1: And the reason why they found out they were terrible
28:50
Speaker 1: workers once they gave them their new job, their first
28:53
Speaker 1: big job post college. And the reason why they were
28:57
Speaker 1: terrible is because the first time that they ever dealt
29:01
Speaker 1: with real criticism was in the workplace, and they would
29:04
Speaker 1: be criticized for doing something wrong and they couldn't handle it.
29:07
Speaker 1: They would either shut down or literally quit. And it
29:10
Speaker 1: become a trend where they're like, look, I want hard
29:12
Speaker 1: working people. I can train somebody that's not an IVY leaguer.
29:15
Speaker 1: But these IVY leaguers have been coddled their whole entire lives.
29:18
Speaker 1: And many of these college kids had been it had
29:21
Speaker 1: been coddled. Oh you're the best, Oh you're amazing, Oh
29:24
Speaker 1: you're great. I even had this experience with my own
29:29
Speaker 1: son recently. The best thing that I was ever told
29:33
Speaker 1: was by a coach. I wanted to play tennis in college.
29:38
Speaker 1: Full disclosure, my family, I did not get a bunch
29:42
Speaker 1: of really good genes when it came to athleticism. Sorry,
29:45
Speaker 1: mom and Dad, love you, but y'all know it's true too.
29:48
Speaker 1: And I had to work three times. It's hard to
29:50
Speaker 1: accomplish what some kids could accomplish in an afternoon just
29:55
Speaker 1: winging it. And that's cool for them. They had a
29:57
Speaker 1: different you know, they they had a different set of DNA.
30:03
Speaker 1: But my coach looked to me one day and he
30:05
Speaker 1: yelled at me, and I slammed down his racket and
30:07
Speaker 1: he says, I don't know what to do with you.
30:10
Speaker 1: If I hit a ball right to you, you can
30:14
Speaker 1: hit an amazing shot as good as anybody else in
30:18
Speaker 1: that you're competing with. But if I make you move
30:20
Speaker 1: more than two feet, you suck. He says, I'm not
30:24
Speaker 1: going to sit here and keep wasting my time on
30:27
Speaker 1: this court hitting balls right to you when the reality
30:32
Speaker 1: is you're out of shape, overweight, and you need to
30:34
Speaker 1: get in shape and you need to lose weight. So
30:36
Speaker 1: he said, I will get on a steermaster with you.
30:38
Speaker 1: I'll get on a treadmill with you every day, but
30:40
Speaker 1: I'm not going to keep coming to the tennis court
30:42
Speaker 1: with you. Now, this is a tennis coach that said
30:44
Speaker 1: this to me. Now, I don't know if he actually
30:48
Speaker 1: meant it when he said it, but I took him
30:49
Speaker 1: up on the offer, and sure enough, every day, every
30:52
Speaker 1: afternoon I would go meet him, and we did not
30:54
Speaker 1: hit tennis ball. So we got on a treadmill, and
30:56
Speaker 1: we got on a StairMaster, a stair stepper, and un
31:00
Speaker 1: till I lost the weight. And that's what got me
31:03
Speaker 1: to college on a scholarship. I was not the best
31:06
Speaker 1: on the team. Ever, three hundred and sixty five days
31:09
Speaker 1: a year was I the best on the team. Any
31:11
Speaker 1: one of those three unst sixty five days a year
31:13
Speaker 1: at the highest level. No, I was not, but I
31:16
Speaker 1: maximize my potential. And it wasn't because I was coddles,
31:18
Speaker 1: because somebody got in my face and told me the truth.
31:23
Speaker 1: And that's what we've lost in society today because we're
31:26
Speaker 1: obsessed with everybody being a winner and everybody feeling happy
31:29
Speaker 1: and everybody just you know, kumbay yah. Let everybody do
31:33
Speaker 1: what they want to do, say what they want to say,
31:34
Speaker 1: be what they want to be, regardless of reality. And
31:37
Speaker 1: these swimmers that are swimming with this guy have had enough.
31:43
Speaker 1: You know. When I asked the question about fairness, Leah said, well,
31:45
Speaker 1: I'm happy. That doesn't mean that it's fair. What about
31:49
Speaker 1: the swimmers who this dude bumped out the medals at
31:52
Speaker 1: the NCAA Championship. What about the girls who finished ninth
31:55
Speaker 1: in the finals, this swimmer of his said, the girl
31:59
Speaker 1: that finished seventeenth, the girl would finished second. What about
32:03
Speaker 1: their happiness? What about all their hard work? And to say, oh, well,
32:08
Speaker 1: I'm happy, it is just so narcissistic and to not
32:12
Speaker 1: even acknowledge how the other girls might feel. It's selfish
32:15
Speaker 1: and disgusting. That's what his own teammates are saying about
32:20
Speaker 1: him because they don't feel comfortable around him, because they
32:24
Speaker 1: know when he takes a swimsuit off in the locker room,
32:26
Speaker 1: he has a penis and he's playing dress up and
32:30
Speaker 1: it's totally changing their entire life. This is why I
32:37
Speaker 1: say liberalism is a disease and it's destroying this country.
32:41
Speaker 1: We used to have sanity in this country. We used
32:44
Speaker 1: to be saying we used to one plus one was
32:47
Speaker 1: actually two, not one plus one is sixty five, which
32:52
Speaker 1: is how stupid this transgender movement is. So I go
32:57
Speaker 1: back to my original premise. Have passion for a human
33:02
Speaker 1: being that actually believes they're trapped in the wrong body.
33:05
Speaker 1: Get them help and counseling and support. I'm in favor
33:10
Speaker 1: of all of that, but do not tell them that
33:13
Speaker 1: they are actually the opposite sex. You're not doing them
33:16
Speaker 1: any favors. The same when the kid's happiness, my kids,
33:21
Speaker 1: I make them angry every day when I say, no
33:22
Speaker 1: you can't have more ice cream, right, No you can't
33:25
Speaker 1: go jump off the roof, No you can't fly, No
33:29
Speaker 1: you can't drive Daddy's car. Right. If it's all about happiness,
33:33
Speaker 1: and I would let my kids drive my car. They
33:35
Speaker 1: would die, but hey, at least they were happy. That
33:37
Speaker 1: would be insane. I would be charged of the crime
33:39
Speaker 1: of endangering a child. Well, why are we not using
33:42
Speaker 1: that same logic with grown people who are saying that
33:44
Speaker 1: the opposite sex of what they actually are. Thank goodness
33:48
Speaker 1: that the FENA voted to restrict transit or women from
33:51
Speaker 1: elite swimming competition. It took you, guys, too long, but
33:55
Speaker 1: at least you did it. And if transgendered meaning people
33:59
Speaker 1: that dress up like the sex want to have their
34:00
Speaker 1: own league, have their own league, but don't let them
34:04
Speaker 1: ruin the lives of other people in the process. And
34:09
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