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Biological Male at UPenn Is Ruining Women’s Swimming

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The biological male swimmer at UPenn Lia Thomas, formerly Will Thomas, 22, smashed TWO US women’s records in weekend competition. Thomas finished one race 38 seconds ahead of him/her nearest rival.

Thomas broke two swimming records at an Akron, Ohio contest. The bio male won the women’s 1,650 freestyle in a record time of 15:59.71 beating the closest rival Anna Sofia Kalandaze by 38 seconds. Thomas regularly breaks records.

In the 500 freestyle, Thomas beat everyone by 14 seconds.

This bio-male ruined it for women for many years to come.

As we reported, bio-male Thomas competed in an event between Princeton and Cornell.

His success as a woman comes after competing as a man for three years up until November 2019.

The NCAA allows this if the bio-male uses testosterone suppression treatment for a year. However, men are just built bigger and stronger. The NCAA didn’t bother to consider that.

In high school. Thomas was a star swimmer — AS A MAN! He’s ruining women’s swimming, singlehandedly.

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3 COMMENTS

  1. Gender is a construct of the white male capitalist patriarchy.
    I identify as a pencil eraser and you must play along as part of the unity, comrade.
    NO? Why you racist bigot, time for the garage pull unit to stop by untermenschen scum.

  2. I find this criminal. This joker is biologically a male and until he gets his junk cut off he will always be a male. He evidently has no scruples. It appears to me that the only thing to do is for these girls, I mean the real girls, is to quit the team. Now I realize that most of them are there on scholarship, so that would make it a little tough. This has to change and this may have to go to the courts.

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