Women’s Rugby Struggling with Tranny Invasion

Andrew Anglin
Daily Stormer
February 28, 2020

It’s so hilarious that the solution to the absurdity of trannies in women’s sports is to try to lower their testosterone levels.

RT:

World Rugby, the governing body of rugby union, is set to introduce “rugby-specific” rules for transgender players which are set to run against the policies previously announced by the International Olympic Committee.

Sportspeople in the process of transitioning from male to female are required by IOC guidelines to keep their testosterone levels beneath a certain limit in order to take part in the women’s side of the sport.

However, critics of this policy have stated that certain – potentially including rugby – could present an unfair playing field with regard to the strength, power and overall fitness of individual athletes.

Addressing the growing debate, World Rugby said that they want to implement a “rugby-specific framework, prioritizing welfare, inclusion and fairness,” while also maintaining a spirit of inclusivity in the sport.

“We are committed to delivering a fit-for-purpose policy in the modern sporting and societal landscape, balancing inclusivity, while promoting fairness and welfare,” said World Rugby chairman Sir Bill Beaumont.

Protip: it’s not going to do much.

Yes, testosterone is the source of men’s strength, but when you’ve lived your entire life with male levels of testosterone and gone through male puberty, even if you lower your levels to that of a woman you still have the bone structure and musculature of a man. Some of the muscle will atrophy, but not enough to put you on the level of a woman. And bone structure is permanent.

Watching women’s sports be destroyed by trannies is probably the single upside of current year.