William “Lia” Thomas just won a couple of championships in NCAA Women’s Swimming over the weekend and it’s because the sickos as the NCAA did not have the guts to stand up to the “gay” crowd.
Yes, for years, the “queer” community has been bullying its way into places of power and authority, especially at the NCAA, and now we have biological men competing against biological women.
It’s real fair, huh?
Not only are men, like William Thomas, competing and defeating the women, the women are slowly, but surely, being minimized and “canceled,” as if they really do not matter, nor exist.
Worse yet, the NCAA has allowed the “queers” to “groom” student athletes into accepting, if not participating, as recruits, in what God calls an “abomination.”
So, it’s not really all about championships and wins or losses per sé. It’s about truth and reality.
Men are different than women, as God designed them to be.
Generally speaking, men are physically bigger, stronger, and faster than women.
So, when it comes to athletic competition, where physique plays an integral role in winning and losing, women are at a disadvantage, except when competing against other women.
Not only should men be kept completely out of competing with women in college sports, the “queers,” “homos,” “lezbos,” “transgenders,” “binary,” and the rest of the sexual perverts, should be kept completely at bay too.
The girls and women who compete in NCAA-sanctioned sports should not have to be concerned with some moral deviant stalking them, as if they were prey, because those in authority did not have moral courage to 
say, “NO!”
Otherwise, not only should the moral cowards be removed from their posts and sued into oblivion, every morally abominable pervert that operates within the NCAA should be removed as well.
As what one morally sick, NCAA representative wrote in her attack upon me for pointing out the perversion relative to William “Lia” Thomas, “I truly hope [they] are nowhere near” an NCAA office.
We don’t need them and their anti-Christian, culture-canceling, misogynistic ugliness “in our game[s].”
