Transgender Miss Universe Contestant has message to Trump

The first ever transgender Miss Universe contestant is now the favorite to win as the most female-looking man with mutilated genitalia cut up to resemble female genitalia. The would-be "Miss" Universe is using his platform to send not just a "message" to President Trump, a man with his genitals intact, I suspect, but to the entire world of people who cares about this kind of stuff.

After he won the 2-18 Miss Universe Spain pageant, Angela Ponce, a dude who had his penis mutilated and received hormone therapy because he believes it would magically change him into a woman, has not only become the first gender identity disorder sufferer in the Miss Universe competition, but the bookies have him down as the favorite to take home the bacon. [Screw you, PETA.]


"As the competition nears, online bookies are taking action, and Ponce has grown to become the clear favorite with current odds of +600," The Blast reports. "The folks at MyBookie.ag compiled their list of where all the countries currently stand. To put it in perspective, the Miss USA Sarah Rose Summers has odds of +2,000 if she wins the whole competition."

As the gamblers put money on Ponce, the trans contestant has been using the press leading up to the Dec. 16 contest to promote the transgender movement [aka: gender identity disorder movement].

Asked by Time if the inclusion of a transgender contestant in this year's competition would send a message to Trump, the former owner of Miss Universe, Ponce, who no longer has his Adam's apple said, "More than a message to him, it would be a win for human rights."

"Trans women have been persecuted and erased for so long. If they give me the crown, it would show trans women are just as much women as cis women," said Ponce, who claims to have identified as female at the age of three, because three-year-olds have great insight and judgment.

Miss Universe announced in 2012 that it would allow biologically male contestants who think they are women after a successful lawsuit by a Canadian transgender model, Jenna Talackova, the Daily Mail notes.

After losing to an actual biological woman, Miss Barcelona Mireia Lalaguna in 2015, Ponce ran again in 2018 and won the top prize. "My goal is to be a spokesperson for a message of inclusion, respect and diversity not only for the LGBTQ+ community but also for the entire world," Ponce wrote in an Instagram post after winning.

The trouble is, nobody with a brain disrespects a person simply because they have a mental illness. But inclusion is more tricky. 

For example, is it fair to women athletes [who are biological women] to compete against biological men who identify as women but have the muscle mass of a male in such sports that require muscle strength? There's a transgender woman [aka: man] who keeps beating women in weigh-lifting. Another keeps winning in track events. Men simply have the biological advantage.

And biological women are not happy about having to compete against transgender "women" either.

Ponce's win in Spain is not the first time a man who identifies as a women has won a high-profile female-exclusive contest. The most famous instance came in 2015, when Caitlyn Jenner, 66, won one of Glamour's "Women of the Year" awards. Of course the contest was totally political and is more of an intersectional win than anything else, but like most of the shows on Netflix, LGBTQ intersectionality is being crammed into our lives everywhere we look.

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