Gender dysphoric Lia Thomas wants to go to the Olympics and compete against women

Lia Thomas [aka "Tommy Boy"] the former UPenn swimmer says that guys who swim against women are "not a threat to women's sports" because it's clothing that makes the man, or woman. And he plans to wear women's swimsuits so it's okay.

Now Tommy Boy who didn't do so well for 3 years on the men's UPenn swim team and transitioned to the women's team says he has his eyes set on the Olympics where he plans to compete against the fairer sex.

He sat down with ABC News' Juju Chang for his first tv interview to talk about his season in which it was like taking candy from a girl baby in the swim meets. He is the first man to win a Division 1 national title against women, and if this continues to be allowed, either he won't be the last guy to do it, or the women's swim teams in collegiate sports will be dismantled and likely become a memory in the field of women's sports.

"I knew there would be scrutiny against me if I competed as a woman," Lia, [formally William] said. "I was prepared for that but I also don’t need anybody's permission to be myself and do the sport I love," he said, not realizing that thinking he is  not a woman, therefore he is not actually being himself. He is being a turd with an unfair biological advantage who competes against women.

He went on with the interview telling Juju about his victimhood as a gender dysphoric man who claims to believe he's a woman but I don't believe him.  Lucky for him that he has the biological advantages in having the strength and speed that give him the ability to steal first place, and the wisdom to know when to allow women to win and make him appear to be on equal footing.

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It's disgusting how the college sports world allows this to continue. Perhaps there should be a separate category for gender dysphoric men and women. But you will likely not see transgender "men" compete against men in sports requiring strength and speed, and if you do, don't expect them to do so great.

I don't mean to imply that gender dysphoria isn't a real problem nor that those who suffer from it should have no rights. But rights go both ways. You could say rights are 'bi'.

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