USA Swimming official who resigned over Lia Thomas applauds FINA rule on trans swimmers
Cynthia Millen took a stand last December against the gender ideology mob when nobody else had the courage to do so. She was a lone voice defending women and women’s sports. Now, she has company, and she’s glad the right decision was finally made.
And we are GLAD for it too!
Millen decided it was essential to defend women’s athletics and the right to fair competition.
Correct.
Millen was one of the first prominent people to speak against Lia Thomas. In her resignation letter, Millen emphasized that it was unfair for a biological man to compete against women, and she could not support Thomas’s participation in amateur female swimming.
Woman’s sports for biological women. Simple.
Millen was right to object to Lia Thomas. The adults in charge of protecting female swimmers failed them miserably by permitting a biological male to compete with them. They genuflected to the mob instead of upholding their responsibility. Now that FINA has corrected this massive error, Millen is happy with the state of female swimming again.
Correcting a wrong is always a great time to celebrate!
She also applauded the idea of the open category so that transgender athletes could compete. And, unlike in the instance of Lia Thomas, any transgender athlete would be on a level playing field that would uphold the standards of fair and equal competition for everyone involved. This way, women would not be forced to compete against men just because the adults in charge are either too timid or too brainwashed to do right by female athletes.
“By having an Open category, they are allowing transgender athletes to compete,” Millen said. “It is totally inclusive, protects the female swimmer, and preempts any claims of transphobia.”
So in competition, we would have a division for males, a division for females, and a group for all others/open to all.
Now would that “open” include pros? In the Olympics, what was once the highlight of amature sports, pros are now in basketball, hockey, etc. How soon before World Championships and Olympics be just another event for Pros? Gotta get all those advertising dollars/ratings/merchandising.
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