The Tokyo Olympics prompted the latest furor over transgender participation in women’s sports. It came when New Zealand named a transgender woman to its weightlifting team. This athlete’s participation raises questions far beyond this Olympics or that particular sport. Why have womens sports? The only way for there to be equality in a society that allows transgenders to compete in sports is too make the participation all encompassing. This will give all sports equality of fairness. Gender or race wont matter if you are the best at a particular sport then you will beat out all competition.
But this has been tried in the workforce and was protested and calls of discrimination were proclaimed. So affirmative action was declared. Which meant colleges and businesses couldnt enroll or hire the best, brightest and most qualified, instead they had to hire and enroll evenly based on race and sex. The irony is that is discrimination so its bound to fail. The problem with all of this, is the fact that the ones complaining and protesting make up less than 2% of the population. Everyone knows you do whats best for the greater good. Individuals cant make the rules or laws, it has to be the group altogether. And that can only be accomplished by applying the simplest ones. Once you make a rule or law with but or except in it then there in begins your chaos. For exampl...

A consortium of investors led by the Soros Economic Development Fund (SEDF) and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation are buying UK-based COVID testing company, Mologic, which has developed a 10-minute coronavirus test - and is best known for its deep-nostril swab test for the virus.
This isn't the first time Gates and Soros have 'collaborated.' In 2015, a Jeffrey Epstein-funded think tank, the International Peace Institute, hosted a "Preparing for Pandemics" conference in Geneva - with senior officials from the Gates Foundation, Open Society, WHO, CDC, Red Cross and Pasteur Institute in attendance.
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