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Men in Women's Sports · Let's Ask the Mamas!

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  We got a question for our American mama's. Dear mamas, how could the
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  winning coach of the n Cuba women's basketball tournament be in favor of having men
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  play against the women on her team. Well, let's ask our American mama's
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  ama in joining us now, our American mama, Terry Nutterville, Kimberly Burlasin.
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  I think, correct me if I'm wrong, But she is still she's
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  having a hard time getting around because she's still wearing her solar eclipse classes.
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  She's just she's just wandering around out there with with with those glasses on.
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  So, uh, anyway, you're joining us here at the studio, and
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  we appreciate you being here. Okay. So South Carolina won the women's basketball
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  tournament for the NC Double A and the coach comes out and says, yeah,
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  I think men should be able to play on my women's team. Isn't
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  that interesting? Like interesting? That's that's it's so interesting because the way that
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  I see it seems like such a no brainer to me what's right and what's
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  wrong. So that when you have somebody that has influence, that has power,
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  say that, I wonder Number one, when she was a player,
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  would she agree with that. When she played the game in college, would
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  she feel the same way about going against biological men. Would that have been
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  okay with her? That's number one. Number two, I start thinking,
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  are these people getting paid to say these things? Because it's not right.
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  It's not right, you know, I understand that. I think they said
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  that there was thirty four trans athletes in the NCAA in college nowadays, out
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  of the five hundred thousand participants in different sports. Yeah, in different sports.
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  And I know that they're trying to make the point that that's just so
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  minuscule. It's not a big deal. You are opening up a can.
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  It is a big deal. One is a big deal. You have girls
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  getting hurt, we have somebody get killed. It's already been proven. There's
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  actually a volleyball player, a female volleyball player, who received a concussion that's
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  so bad that she's now out of the sport altogether. Has not been able
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  to go back because of a concussion that she received in volleyball. Now,
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  volleyball is not a contact sport. You don't get to go like go across
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  the net and check somebody out. Basketball there's a lot of bumping around that
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  goes on on that court, and if you have you know, if you're
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  playing Shaquille O'Neill and you're I don't care how big you are as a woman
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  on the basketball court, you're if he just pivots, you're going flying.
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  Not only that, but I think about, like you said, the contact
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  sports, I'm thinking about soccer. Yeah, basketball, that is that's one
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  area where you do have girls. We already have proof of girls who are
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  getting hurt that are no longer able to play the game, like you said,
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  high school and college. And then you have over here you have in
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  this corner the fact, like let's talk about track, now you have more
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  transgender athletes coming out for track who are mediocre when they were in the men's
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  teams. Now they're coming in to track and they're blowing the girls out of
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  the water, sitt there at aim, setting records, taking away trophies,
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  opportunities for somebody else to go to the next level. You have this in
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  swimming. We saw this with Leah Thomas. She came, she was mediocre
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  with the men's she comes, she dominates the women. You don't see this
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  on the other side. You don't have a sport a male sport where a
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  woman has transitioned and now she's taken over their you know, podium. That's
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  unheard of. That should be proof right there, Right, the number one
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  wide receiver in the NC double A is not is not a right? Right?
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  So I want to know where are the so called feminists? Where are
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  we had Martina Navratilova. She kind of walked it back and then she came
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  back, you know, because she got a lot of She's a diehard liberal
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  and that crew will come at you over this. But the only feminist that
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  I see today is like the rileygh Gaines, JK Rowling, those who are
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  unafraid. John McEnroe, yes, may actually be speaking out for women's rights.
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  And in the nineteen seventies you would have called him a male sheholf in
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  his pad. But today for him to say, look, Serena Williams is
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  maybe the best female tennis player of all time, and I have a tremendous
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  respect for she wouldn't be in the top seven hundred. So that a tonight
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  show she said she'd losing straight sets in about five or ten minutes to a
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  male tennis player. Well, look at our Olympians, our female soccer players
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  with Meghan Rappino at the head. They lost to high school fifteen and sixteen
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  year old. They did by a lot. Yeah, and yet she is
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  one of the main voices out there for transgender athletes to come play against female
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  Well, there was actually a so that Megan Rappino's retired from the US when
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  soccer team the woman who came in and took her number was wearing the same
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  number posted something on the Internet saying, you know, men are not women,
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  and Megan Rappinos slammed her and she apologize for it. Oh my gosh,
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  you know what. Let them have their own line, Let them have
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  their own sport, let them have I'm all for it. If you're a
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  transgender, good good for you. Have your own line settles everything. If
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  you like descar American Mama's a question, just go to our website americancrap ready
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  dot com, slash Mama's and click on the ass the Mama's button. Kimberly
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  Burlison will be back so she gets those glasses off. Terry Nediville, thank
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  you so much. Thank you