Guy Named Laurel Hubbard Wins Women’s Weightlifting Gold

Meanwhile, as the shrill harpies on the US women’s soccer team demand equal pay for generating far less than equal revenue, their fellow moonbats continue to hammer away at the very concept of women’s sports, threatening to eliminate them altogether. Over the weekend, a man calling himself Laurel Hubbard won two gold medals as a female weightlifter.

Via Stuff:

Hubbard, a transgender athlete who is trying to qualify for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, won gold medals at Apia’s Faleata Sports Complex to become the Oceania senior champion, the Commonwealth senior champion, and the Pacific Games senior champion.

The 41-year-old won with a total lift of 268kg in the women’s 87kg category on Saturday.

In addition to stealing two gold medals from the women who deserved them, Hubbard has also injured a tourist by driving recklessly:

Hubbard pleaded guilty in January to the charge [of careless driving] and had to pay a five-figure fee in compensation.

Hubbard’s car had collided with another vehicle which was carrying an Australian tourist couple in their 60s.

Spinal injury required 12 days of hospitalization in Dunedin followed by surgery when the victim got home.

A judge ruled that Hubbard’s name be suppressed in the case, lest the bad publicity interfere with his career as a female athlete. But this was overturned.

It isn’t just weightlifting. Transgender lunacy has also crippled women’s track, handball, football, wrestling, mixed martial arts, and basketball.

Good thing for Moonbat of the Month Megan Rapinoe that people like Hubbard have not yet taken over women’s soccer. Rapinoe’s team was clobbered 5-2 by an under-15 squad of boys. Faux female adults would easily displace her from the team.

According to liberal ideology, there is no difference between the sexes other than prejudices instilled by the wicked patriarchy. Imposing this ideology means no more women’s sports.

On a tip from Guy B.

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