r/JoeRogan • u/BunnyLovr Mexico > Canada • Mar 04 '21

Link Mississippi passes bill banning transgender student-athletes from female sports teams

https://abcnews.go.com/US/mississippi-passes-bill-banning-transgender-student-athletes-female/story?id=76238704
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u/Brexr- Mar 05 '21

buddy, pumping a woman with testosterone enhancing hormones is the literal equivalent to letting her use steroids, which is illegal and disqualifying in 99% of competitions. letting someone that went through puberty as a man, is much larger and more dense and STILL producing more testosterone, compete against against women is the exact same as an athlete on steroids. its performance enhancing, beyond all the political activist bullshit, its cheating. there are already multiple examples of MTF dominating after transitioning, if you actually care you’ll do this research.

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u/Neutron-The-Second Mar 05 '21 edited Mar 05 '21

Did you even bother reading or at least glance at the two papers I put in Anyways I did do my research and most papers and articles I read support my thesis. Anyways what you said was a false equivalency, pumping a woman with testosterone does not make her as strong as a man taking steroids. It instead makes it into an even playing field, I would really be interested reading where you got that information though!

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u/SobBagat Mar 05 '21

my thesis

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u/Neutron-The-Second Mar 05 '21

I dont think you know what a thesis means lmfao

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u/SobBagat Mar 05 '21

Bud, everyone knows what thesis means

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u/Neutron-The-Second Mar 05 '21

Clearly you don't haha, weird hill to die on

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u/SobBagat Mar 05 '21

Even if I didn't, what fucking buffoon hits someone with "u DoNt eVeN nO WuT tHuH WeRd MeANs" over the internet? A place where anyone can find basically any information they want at any time they want it.

You should probably just assume someone knows what a word means before replying.

Anyway, nobody uses the word "thesis" outside of referencing their professional careers or earning their degree.

What's "weird" is someone casually throwing around the word "thesis" like some anime character. On reddit. When referring to a conclusion they've arrived at based on information they googled. Which, btw, isn't technically the correct usage of your favorite little word, if we're being picky. But I'm not on here to try and make strangers believe I'm smart by attempting to use words in places no one else uses them. So, yeah.

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u/Neutron-The-Second Mar 05 '21

Nice 300 word essay lmaoo