So, guys, Derek, more plates more days.com.

Today we're going to be talking about the transgender fighter Alana McLaughlin.

Is it McLaughlin?

I don't know, but that's what I said in the first video.

So we're going to stick with it, bros.

This is a video I did back in September.

And it was a pretty controversial situation because this is not just, you know,

it's like the weightlifting shit, the cycling shit. That was already controversial in itself where you had trans athletes competing

against females who were formerly men, formerly men who went through full-blown puberty

and it had been adult males for decades, you know, retaining the same structural foundation of, you know,

like fucking literal organ weight, like so many different aspects of, um, things that come along

with being male when you're taller, longer limbs, different leverages, et cetera.

There's a lot of shit that comes along with being male that is not just,

um, you know, whittled down or, you know, can be, um, kind of owned in on as simple as testosterone

levels because that's something that there's always mentioned is, oh, if you just manually

lowered their test levels to a certain amount, then, you know, they're biologically equivalent,

which obviously is not the fucking case when you have an individual who's gone through literally

puberty and has been walking around with heightened levels of endogenic signaling 10x that

of a female for fucking years. You know, I think that's a pretty well understood thing at this point

that it is, you know, kind of, you know, unfair. However,

those events slash sports are events in which those individuals, you know, aren't literally

inflicting damage or life-threatening permanent, yeah, like literally life-threatening potential damage

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