Trans Swimmer Crushes Female Opponents, Take Five Medals at Championship Event (4 Viewers)

[Juin]

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Ana Caldas made Trans proud. He is clearly a gift to women sports. Just what women sports needed: a winner. And did he win! Every event he touched turned into Gold. Five Gold Medals in all. And he didn't even break into a sweat.

Women should draw inspiration from the superior performance of "women" like Ana Caldas.



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A man who identifies as a woman has won five gold medals in a women’s swimming championship in an event dubbed a “real-life South Park episode.”
Swimmer Ana Caldas tore through the opposition in the 45-49 age group at the U.S. Masters Swimming Spring National Championship held in San Antonio, Texas, last weekend. Not only did he win all his competitions, but it wasn’t even close, as his times came in far ahead of his opponents.

For instance, in the 50 and 100-yard breaststroke, Caldas posted a time four seconds faster than the second-place winner. And in the 100-yard freestyle event, Caldas beat the next closest swimmer by three seconds.
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Trans Swimmer Crushes Female Opponents, Take Five Medals at Championship Event

A man who identifies as a woman has won five gold medals in a women's swimming championship in an event in Texas last weekend.

www.breitbart.com

 

[Bodi]

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Ana Caldas made Trans proud. He is clearly a gift to women sports. Just what women sports needed: a winner. And did he win! Every event he touched turned into Gold. Five Gold Medals in all. And he didn't even break into a sweat.



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A man who identifies as a woman has won five gold medals in a women’s swimming championship in an event dubbed a “real-life South Park episode.”
Swimmer Ana Caldas tore through the opposition in the 45-49 age group at the U.S. Masters Swimming Spring National Championship held in San Antonio, Texas, last weekend. Not only did he win all his competitions, but it wasn’t even close, as his times came in far ahead of his opponents.

For instance, in the 50 and 100-yard breaststroke, Caldas posted a time four seconds faster than the second-place winner. And in the 100-yard freestyle event, Caldas beat the next closest swimmer by three seconds.
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Trans Swimmer Crushes Female Opponents, Take Five Medals at Championship Event

A man who identifies as a woman has won five gold medals in a women's swimming championship in an event in Texas last weekend.

www.breitbart.com

4 seconds in the 50m? That is an annihilation.

I know it is a different race but I ran 10.7 in the 100 and the guy that won the race ran 10.45 and he smoked me... and I got 3rd.



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[ScrambledEggs]

Send all trans to el salvador!!

 

[Juin]

4 seconds in the 50m? That is an annihilation.

In a competition 4 seconds is an eternity. Nothing short of annihilation

 

[Bodi]

In a competition 4 seconds is an eternity. Nothing short of annihilation

That is what I was saying... with an EDIT.


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[Bodi]

Send all trans to el salvador!!

Or just ban males from entering female sporting divisions...


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[lynnwinslow]

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Ana Caldas made Trans proud. He is clearly a gift to women sports. Just what women sports needed: a winner. And did he win! Every event he touched turned into Gold. Five Gold Medals in all. And he didn't even break into a sweat.

Women should draw inspiration from the superior performance of "women" like Ana Caldas.



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A man who identifies as a woman has won five gold medals in a women’s swimming championship in an event dubbed a “real-life South Park episode.”
Swimmer Ana Caldas tore through the opposition in the 45-49 age group at the U.S. Masters Swimming Spring National Championship held in San Antonio, Texas, last weekend. Not only did he win all his competitions, but it wasn’t even close, as his times came in far ahead of his opponents.

For instance, in the 50 and 100-yard breaststroke, Caldas posted a time four seconds faster than the second-place winner. And in the 100-yard freestyle event, Caldas beat the next closest swimmer by three seconds.
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Trans Swimmer Crushes Female Opponents, Take Five Medals at Championship Event

A man who identifies as a woman has won five gold medals in a women's swimming championship in an event in Texas last weekend.

www.breitbart.com

Swimmer Ana Caldas tore through the opposition in the 45-49 age group at the U.S. Masters Swimming Spring National Championship held in San Antonio, Texas, last weekend.

Sounds like a governing body issue.
On the bright side, no conservative’s granddaughters were competing.

 

[Bodi]

Swimmer Ana Caldas tore through the opposition in the 45-49 age group at the U.S. Masters Swimming Spring National Championship held in San Antonio, Texas, last weekend.

Sounds like a governing body issue.
On the bright side, no conservative’s granddaughters were competing.

Just an overall stupid statement....


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[uptower]

Send all trans to el salvador!!

That's next

 

[uptower]

This affects literally almost nobody. Why should the general electorate care?

 

[Sweden]

This affects literally almost nobody. Why should the general electorate care?

Because ordinary decent people care about fairness. And most men do actually care about women, including female athletes.

 

[Hari Seldon]

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Ana Caldas made Trans proud. He is clearly a gift to women sports. Just what women sports needed: a winner. And did he win! Every event he touched turned into Gold. Five Gold Medals in all. And he didn't even break into a sweat.

Women should draw inspiration from the superior performance of "women" like Ana Caldas.



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A man who identifies as a woman has won five gold medals in a women’s swimming championship in an event dubbed a “real-life South Park episode.”
Swimmer Ana Caldas tore through the opposition in the 45-49 age group at the U.S. Masters Swimming Spring National Championship held in San Antonio, Texas, last weekend. Not only did he win all his competitions, but it wasn’t even close, as his times came in far ahead of his opponents.

For instance, in the 50 and 100-yard breaststroke, Caldas posted a time four seconds faster than the second-place winner. And in the 100-yard freestyle event, Caldas beat the next closest swimmer by three seconds.
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Trans Swimmer Crushes Female Opponents, Take Five Medals at Championship Event

A man who identifies as a woman has won five gold medals in a women's swimming championship in an event in Texas last weekend.

www.breitbart.com

Really had to dig to come up with that. Breitbart , .sounds like a major event. 45 to 49 year olds. Your dear leader putin kill anyone today?

 

[PeteEU]

Who cares... seriously, the right needs to get out of peoples pants..

 

[medi]

Who cares... seriously, the right needs to get out of peoples pants..

Now that is seriously weird. I am in my 8th decade of being a human and it has been the left-leaning folks that I have mostly been reading/hearing are so concerned about this gender identification stuff.

PeteEU, you must be a youngster if you don't know that about where most of this stuff originated. I never read or heard anyone in the Nixon Administration offer up a transgender agenda as of such import that it had to have new laws tacked onto it. Didn't read/hear about that from the Johnson Admin or the Kennedy Admin [Kennedy Admin was about where I left youngsterhood behind.]

Good luck with that thought process, PeteEU.

 

[redbeer]

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Ana Caldas made Trans proud. He is clearly a gift to women sports. Just what women sports needed: a winner. And did he win! Every event he touched turned into Gold. Five Gold Medals in all. And he didn't even break into a sweat.

Women should draw inspiration from the superior performance of "women" like Ana Caldas.



<<<
A man who identifies as a woman has won five gold medals in a women’s swimming championship in an event dubbed a “real-life South Park episode.”
Swimmer Ana Caldas tore through the opposition in the 45-49 age group at the U.S. Masters Swimming Spring National Championship held in San Antonio, Texas, last weekend. Not only did he win all his competitions, but it wasn’t even close, as his times came in far ahead of his opponents.

For instance, in the 50 and 100-yard breaststroke, Caldas posted a time four seconds faster than the second-place winner. And in the 100-yard freestyle event, Caldas beat the next closest swimmer by three seconds.
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Trans Swimmer Crushes Female Opponents, Take Five Medals at Championship Event

A man who identifies as a woman has won five gold medals in a women's swimming championship in an event in Texas last weekend.

www.breitbart.com

Brought to you by liberals the world over.....they hate women, it's weird.

 

[PeteEU]

Now that is seriously weird. I am in my 8th decade of being a human and it has been the left-leaning folks that I have mostly been reading/hearing are so concerned about this gender identification stuff.

PeteEU, you must be a youngster if you don't know that about where most of this stuff originated. I never read or heard anyone in the Nixon Administration offer up a transgender agenda as of such import that it had to have new laws tacked onto it. Didn't read/hear about that from the Johnson Admin or the Kennedy Admin [Kennedy Admin was about where I left youngsterhood behind.]

Good luck with that thought process, PeteEU.

You did not hear about in your young years because being gay or different was illegal and seen as a mental disorder. Does not mean homosexuals and trans did not exist..

 

[Jezcoe]

Private organization setting the rules of it's own competition.

What exactly is the problem here?

 

[lynnwinslow]

Just an overall stupid statement....


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Who writes the rules that determines who can participate in an event?

 

[Napoleon]

Just to give folks an idea of how inherently unfair it is for men to compete in the women’s category. He placed 1st in the women’s 100 yard breaststroke with a time of 1:06.69. He would have placed 8th in the men’s event with that time.

 

[Ikari]

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Ana Caldas made Trans proud. He is clearly a gift to women sports. Just what women sports needed: a winner. And did he win! Every event he touched turned into Gold. Five Gold Medals in all. And he didn't even break into a sweat.

Women should draw inspiration from the superior performance of "women" like Ana Caldas.



<<<
A man who identifies as a woman has won five gold medals in a women’s swimming championship in an event dubbed a “real-life South Park episode.”
Swimmer Ana Caldas tore through the opposition in the 45-49 age group at the U.S. Masters Swimming Spring National Championship held in San Antonio, Texas, last weekend. Not only did he win all his competitions, but it wasn’t even close, as his times came in far ahead of his opponents.

For instance, in the 50 and 100-yard breaststroke, Caldas posted a time four seconds faster than the second-place winner. And in the 100-yard freestyle event, Caldas beat the next closest swimmer by three seconds.
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Trans Swimmer Crushes Female Opponents, Take Five Medals at Championship Event

A man who identifies as a woman has won five gold medals in a women's swimming championship in an event in Texas last weekend.

www.breitbart.com

At this point, we have far larger concerns. It would be nice if we lived in a world where trans individuals participating in sports was of top concern.

 

[redbeer]

Just to give folks an idea of how inherently unfair it is for men to compete in the women’s category. He placed 1st in the women’s 100 yard breaststroke with a time of 1:06.69. He would have placed 8th in the men’s event with that time.

Democrats love to cheat and by the way don't even know what a woman is........

 

[Lord of Planar]

Or just ban males from entering female sporting divisions...


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Absolutely. Anyone who think that genetic males should compete in women’s sports have some serious mental disabilities.

 

[Lord of Planar]

Because ordinary decent people care about fairness. And most men do actually care about women, including female athletes.

Yet all who support trans in womens sports must be really stupid, or hate genetic women.

 

[Josie]

This affects literally almost nobody. Why should the general electorate care?

So anything that negatively affects a very small number of people shouldn't be cared about. When have you ever thought this before?

 

[medi]

At this point, we have far larger concerns. It would be nice if we lived in a world where trans individuals participating in sports was of top concern.

I actually think that some feel this is the foot of a dangerous path leading to a summit that many have a fear of.

I have to confess that my age and health are probably not allowing me the same fear some younger folks might have of a trend that seems - - - well, to be polite, seems strange.

I might also point out that "larger concerns" don't halt such mundane tasks like mowing the lawn, due to a lowly concern that tall grass might hide those pesky snakes.

You must have a very difficult career path before you, Ikari, if you can only focus on the "larger concerns".