When I went back to double check something regarding the earlier post about two delusional women who think they're men and the various school officials who are enabling them I found a cascade of stories commenting on the bravery of Kye Allums "the first openly transgender" player in NCAA history. These stories are even crazier than I remembered.
They are almost uniformly gushing paens to this poor woman, lauding "him" for being "openly transgendered". I still don't understand why this woman isn't just batshit crazy. She's a woman who thinks she's a man, which she demonstratively is not. The fact that she and her enablers say she "identifies as a man" instead of "thinks she's a man" doesn't make it any more reasonable.
One athletic director said: "Anytime we can support a student and the way they choose to live there life, it can only be a positive thing."
Really? What if a student chooses to live his life as a child molester or a heroin addict? Is helping them live like that "a positive thing"? How does someone go through life believing such clap trap?
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