Transsexual Wrestler Is Undefeated

As progressives love to remind us, you can’t make an omelet without breaking some eggs. One of the eggs they are willing to break on behalf of the transsexual agenda is women’s sports:

For the second year in a row, a transgender wrestler has won the Texas girls’ Class 6A 110-pound division.

Mack Beggs, an 18-year-old senior from Euless Trinity High School near Dallas, entered the tournament in Cypress outside Houston with an undefeated record. He [sic] beat Chelsea Sanchez — whom he [sic] beat for the title in 2017 — in the final match Saturday.

Beggs really is a girl; you can tell because her name is Mack and journalists refer to her with male pronouns. However, she is “transitioning” — i.e., undergoing freakification — by taking testosterone. She has also been taking steroids.

Normally, performance-enhancing drugs are frowned upon in sports. But transsexuals are special, because they are “marginalized.”

Beggs has an undefeated record. Some opponents forfeit in advance rather than risk injury.

Horny boys might get the idea of identifying as girls so they can wrestle real girls. That won’t fly in Texas, where you have to compete as the sex you really are — or the sex you would be if you had not undergone chemomutation. That’s why Beggs competes as a girl.

On tips from Sean C, Bodhisattva, and TheChaoticStorm.