The Michael Berry Show

Every person in this country intuitively knows right from wrong

There comes a point however

where people become afraid of stating what they are 100% certain is true and they make excuses for it.

For instance, you got a case where in West Virginia,

a biological middle school boy. He's got a weener, he's got the DNA of a boy,

he's got the bone density of a boy, all of it. He competes with the girls in shot put. Okay, this is in

middle school.

Boys are naturally stronger than girls.

Yes, bears are larger than dogs.

It did just things that this is the biology of it all. So he can't win as a boy so he says I'm a girl now all of a sudden he can win everything he

wins first place in the shot put defeating the next competitor by three feet

at least five of the girls scheduled to participate, refused to

take their throw to protest. This came days before a federal appeals court blocked the West Virginia law that says you must compete in the category that matches your birth sex.

Folks, I don't want to make too much out of this.

There are people who are so deep into this whole boy-girl thing that I find their

fascination to be somewhat disturbing. I'll be completely honest.

But I will say this.

If you can look at a 12 year old little girl who have been working all year to compete in a track and field event.

And a little boy comes up and says, I want to run in her heat. I want to throw shot put against her. I want to do hurdles against her.

And you say,

Yeah, I think that'd be good.

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