Being in Texas was the only thing that suprised me.

It really shouldn't. The no prayer in public movement started in Texas. Austin is as liberal as San Francisco.

Why am I not surprised by your statement

SMDH

MTeague,

The reason she can't wrestle as a girl is because testosterone is a "PED" performance enhancing drug, it is in fact steroids or "roids". Not fair for her to compete as a boy or girl.

That's gonna fly right over his feeble little head

Austin is the 2nd most liberal city in the US, behind Seattle.

Houston - 15
Ft. Worth - 18
Dallas - 21

According to this article - Liberal Cities

Not fair and being legal steroid shots are two different things. When did yall start worrying everything being fair? If it had been a guy, taking female hormones, and wrestling on the girls wrestling team everyone would be saying he needs to wrestle on the guys team because that is what he's equipped with.

This has absolutely nothing to do with why a girl taking male hormones shouldn't wrestle on the girls team so no need in trying to turn it into that. This was posted for the pure fact that a girl was trying to have a sex change.

Before anyone gets any kind of mixed ideas.....I believe anyone who thinks they should be the opposite sex than what they were born as is sick in the head. So lets not try to go down that road. That wasn't necessarily meant toward you Remington....it is being addressed toward the goon who commmented below you.

should not be able to compete in sports or at least mandated to pass PED testing

Anyone remember Renee Richards? Played male Pro Tennis? It had a sex change then played Womens Pro Tennis. Attempted to play in the US Open, but was denied admission when IT refused a chromosome test.


‘No Exceptions,’ and No Renee Richards
By ROBIN HERMAN
August 27, 1976 Renee Richards was denied admission to the United States Open tennis tournament in Forest Hills, N.Y., on this date when she refused to take a chromosome test established for all women entrants. "There will be no exceptions," the tournament's director, Mike Blanchard, said. "I guess we have Dr. Renee Richards to thank for instituting this." The following article appeared in The Times on August 31.

NEW YORK-Before she underwent a sex-change operation last November, Dr. Renee Richards was known as Dr. Richard Raskind, an amateur tennis player who in 1974 ranked third in the East and 13th nationally in the men's 35- and-over division. Last week, before curious crowds buzzing with debate, the 42-year-old ophthalmologist reached the semifinal round of a women's tournament in South Orange, N.J.

http://www.nytimes.com/packages/html/sports/year_in_sports/08.27.html

there was a 60 minutes a few months back about a girl who cut her tits off and decided she was a man. (the opposite of this scenario I guess)

she was a high school senior and had accepted swimming scholarship to Harvad (she was a world class woman swimmer). She showed up and told them she was a man, and they had to honor the scholarship offer. She was a horrible swimmer against men. She went from winning every meet to having the goal of not coming in last.

She seemed very conflicted about the whole thing. Said she had no plans of getting a penis, and hadn't ruled out the idea of giving birth to a child in the future, which seems odd for someone who identifies as a man.

edit: found it

"Changing Teams"

That's just jacked up!

Have different classes of competition. Men, Women, and Transgender.

Problem solved.

Texas, so you want them to play(compete) with themselves? That is not what they want. They want to cross the lines and force their change on everyone. If they kept their business to themselves no one would care. They seek to impose their weird view of life on everyone.

So much confusion in this thread

I've never seen a girls wrestling team in high school.

You are born with a shlong or not.....pretty simple.

She'll be in the WWE one day under the stage name "Marry Bonds"

Me either until the content of this thread was on Fox News this morning.

We had a girl wrestler last year on our team, She was real cutie that wrestled JV. She pinned a couple of wrestlers and the place would cut up and of course the boy she pinned would go back to the bench with his head down.

The article was kind of confusing calling her a transgender boy when she's a girl on steroids. Shouldn't have been allowed to compete imho.