Some say that women are indecisive, and the WNBA just proved it on Wednesday by holding meetings to decide who’s eligible to play in their league and came up with… nada.
Zilch, nothing.
Instead, they just blasted the “haters” who would dare to point out that allowing dudes to play in athletic competition against women is ludicrous, something we all know instinctively.
They meet for hours over the ongoing transgender athlete drama and come up with nothing? It’s kind of pathetic, isn’t it?
To wit:
As we’ve reported, the women’s league has been put on notice by former NBA players Enes Kanter Freedom and Royce White that it’s time for them to put up or shut up on the issue. By declaring their intentions to play in the Association, the testosterone-fueled pair is attempting to force a long-overdue reckoning in sports: are you just all about vapid woke messaging, or do you mean what you say? Are you really for an all-encompassing inclusivity, or only when it suits your left-wing worldview?
Grow a pair and take a stand.
Hint: I’m guessing there’s not a single female in the WNBA — whether player or executive — who’s excited about the prospect of facing the 6-foot-10, heavily muscled Kanter Freedom. But they don’t have the, um, guts to say it.
The various and sundry controversies crowding the unpopular league might actually be good for them in the moment, because not a whole lot of people were paying attention to them beforehand. That being said, controversy and idiocy can only keep you in the headlines for so long, and at some point you have to put forth a product that people are actually interested in.
The league’s latest wishy-washy statement, which only hates on those who would dare to call out their hypocrisy yet comes up with exactly zero answers of their own, only adds to the appearance of an Association that is a toxic brew of extremism, intolerance, and hypocrisy.
Good luck going forward, ladies.
Somewhere in that meeting, you just know some chucklehead said "How should I know? I'm not a biologist".
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