Right-wingers claim trans women have unfair advantage in hot dog-eating contests
Right-wingers claim trans women have unfair advantage in hot dog-eating contests

Right-wingers claim trans women have unfair advantage in hot dog-eating contests

Right-wingers claim trans women have unfair advantage in hot dog-eating contests
Right-wingers claim trans women have unfair advantage in hot dog-eating contests
This list includes Nathan’s Famous 2021 July 4th Hot Dog Eating Contest, which occurs annually at New York’s Coney Island.
Coney Island is home to the longest running circus sideshow. The park celebrates body diversity, weirdness, and trans people. Half the performers and workers are proudly trans or NB. There really isn't a worse place for them to try to be transphobic.
(For context, I perform there. Am trans)
Coney Island is great. We went there as part of our honeymoon back in 2000 and loved it. I'm guessing the closed-down amusement park isn't there anymore. I know the overgrown wooden roller coaster burned down. Those were our favorite parts, but we also enjoyed the overall weirdness. Totally worth the very long subway ride from Brooklyn.
Edit: This was what the roller coaster looked like. Is that awesome or what?
Is that the Cyclone? If so it’s still there. I can confirm it’s super fun with just the right amount of “is this safe?”.
Is Coney Island still worth going to? I thought it got obliterated by that hurricane? My fiancee is coming from overseas soon and I want to show her America, so we'll definitely be visiting NYC.. Would you recommend visiting there while we're in the area?
I've had to argue with people who claimed trans women had an unfair advantage in professional wrestling.
Professional wrestling.
Let that sink in for a second.
Is… is this a wiener joke?
If hot dog eating contests are this important a part of your life, you probably should reevaluate your priorities.
Aren’t eating competitions coed?
They used to be. The Major League Eating split them up a few years ago. The current women's champion, Miki Sudi, would place 6th in the men's with last year's results or 3rd in her best year. There is no reason women could not be just as competitive. Size sure as hell is not much of a factor considering former winners have been like 135 lbs.
Truly one of the great injustices of our time.
eSports might be true because don't men have more fast twitch muscles then women?
Yes the 99.9% reaction time for men us 109 ms for women it is 121 ms. I mean as much as everyone might want to believe their are biological differences besides genatils.
Even if that's true, eSport isn't always based on reflexes (e.g. card games) and I don't know about a game that's not mixed anyway.
Being fast and having bad strategy is not an advantage over being slower and having good strategy.
Most eSports are about strategy over speed. And when you're talking a few milliseconds, that's not especially an issue anyway.
There are plenty of coed eSports teams that do just fine.
They don't end up even having an advantage in physical sports, I doubt they would have an advantage in something where the difference between the sexes is originally significantly smaller. Transitioning is actually completely transformative. Once the transition is complete, there is very little remaining difference. And physical sports don't let them compete until that point. It would probably be less important to not let them compete in e-sports during the transition since the starting difference is so minor, and I don't think there are many e-sports that separate the sexes anyway.
This will keep happening to cisgender women- they will be accused of being trans just to attack them. It's bad enough that trans women are getting attacked, but this is just widening the net.
Those rural bottoms are all mouth until they come to the city for a good ass pounding.
BTB did an episode that covered competitive hotdog eating for those interested. IIRC the competitions were coed until a woman started doing well enough to get noticed. Sexism goes so deep, some folks just never want to see a woman beat a man in anything.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=fKkXErBQSfU
So this happened in Olympic skeet shooting, it used to be coed, then in the early 90s where a women won so they split the competition moving forward into men and women.
Olympic Pistol and Rifle were split in the 80s because a women tied a man (he even won the tie breaker). In pistol and rifle the women course of fire is less than the men's so you can't directly compare them either.
Those women and their dainty fingers couldn't possibly shoot as well as us strong and powerful m-- oh