WNBA star says she would welcome a trans player to her team, and then says something even dumber
I've got another humdinger for everyone on this first Friday of August. Shockingly, it involves more lunacy out of the WNBA.
Weird. That league is always so sane!
Let's dive in.
In a recently resurfaced clip from May, Golden State Valkyries star Gabby Williams said the current "battle" right now for WNBA players is to make sure all trans athletes are allowed to play on the team of their choosing.
And for Williams, if that includes a WNBA team — Golden State or otherwise — then so be it.
"I would welcome a trans athlete on my team or against my team," she said in the now-viral clip. "I don't think it's a problem in the world."
Goodness gracious. What a time to be alive. For starters, Williams is half-right. Fair is fair, and I have to be fair here.
Of course she would love to have a trans player on her team! Duh. Golden State would be undefeated and would win every game by 50 points. As it stands right now, the Valkyries are doing just fine without one.
They sit at 21-9, good for third-best record in the WNBA. Doesn't mean they won't need some help come playoff time, though.
Anyway, back to Williams ...
I love the argument that transgenders in women's sports "isn't a problem" in the world. The left uses this all the time, and it's hilarious.
Nothing is a problem ... until it becomes a problem.
That's how problems are created, folks. People don't just make up problems. Problems are the result of certain things transpiring, and, in this case, those things happen to be biological men pummeling women in sports.
If you meet someone from the "it never happens" crowd, you will know right away that you have a fraud on your hands. It's the easiest way to weed one out.
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AB Hernandez has been dominating high school athletes all year long. Becky Pepper-Jackson won a girls' state championship in West Virginia in May.
You had volleyball player Blaire Fleming at SJSU. You had the Imane Khelif situation two summers ago in the Olympics. There was the high school trans pitcher in Minnesota who had a fastball that would make Nolan Ryan do a double-take.
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Just this week, it came out that the brother of Olympian Alysa Liu is a transgender athlete in California, competing in track and field and girls’ varsity basketball.
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So, yes, it's an issue. Clearly. I think we've pretty much established that, right? I just laid it all out, and that's only a snippet.
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The good news? The social justice warriors in the WNBA are ON the case! They've made it their "battle," according to Gabby Williams.
Thank goodness.