A hulking dude won the NCAA D1 Women's Swimming and Diving Championship over the weekend.

And now everyone is pretending to care about women's sports.

And they are doing that because it's the most socially acceptable way to criticize transgendarism.

So now people get to say, I'm not anti-trans and people should totally be able to do whatever

they want, but this is wrong because this is not fair to girls.

True, it is not fair to girls, but that is not the point.

The problem with transgendarism is not that it makes it complicated to engage in college

swim meets.

The problem with transgendarism is that it's a false account of human nature that encourages

delusion, psychosis, and self-mutilation.

That's the problem.

People are making this issue way more complicated than it actually is.

Either the transgender belief that men can secretly be women and vice versa is correct,

or it isn't.

Obviously, it isn't.

So then why are we restructuring our law and our politics and our culture according

to a premise that every single sensible person in the entire world knows is absurd?

There's an answer.

It's not just hypothetical question.

And actually, I think I know the answer.

The answer has to do with our national obsession with openness and permissiveness.

It has to do with our confusing liberty with licensiousness.

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