dude thats the same attitude people can have with you when you complain about conditions on your job. Still beats being homeless...you'll be okay
you aint seen NOTHIN until you see a 6'4 SHE-MALE come down the lane and dunk on EVERYONE!! 
Oh and don't let HER be white cooking black and brown women on the floor cuz then you have this racial dynamic mixed in there too. I don't think anyone has asked Liz Cambage and Candace Parker what they think of transwomen being brought into the WNBA....love to hear their take on it.
I saw this the other day and I heard the ESPN anchors and players chiming in how it's a shame that WNBA teams don't have chartered flights. And how it's horrible and unfathomable that a professional team has to take commercial flights.
That's the problem, they see the word\title "Professional" athlete and they think that grants them unlimited luxuries never factoring in how much those luxuries cost and where the money's coming from.
I support the women and want the best for them, but the whole time I was staring at the screen like
How does this sound?
WNBA Players: We don't have chartered flights and it hurts us when traveling.
Interviewer: Who should have to pay for it, who's to blame?
WNBA players: The NBA's to blame, they should pay for EVERYTHING!
I don't do this no more on hear cause most aint worth my time but we family
Stern didn't need to support the WNBA for power or legacy or wealth; he already had all that from the NBA. He did it because he believed the WNBA was the right thing, that it filled a need, and would in time be financially successful. He was pragmatic about that, though, saying, "We knew it was going to be a long haul."
In launching WNBA, David Stern helped grow women's basketball
Without David Stern's vision, personality and power as NBA commissioner, the WNBA wouldn't have started when it did -- and might not exist at all.www.espn.com
hit dogs howl....and @ing cats and asking that question is like asking specific conservative cacs why are they racist or hate black people,,,,you really think somone is going to own that openly???Who?
Grow a pair
and @them, no blanket statements.
I said it in previous threads but it applies here too:
its not much a fuss now because the sports are not as high profile and collegiate and the women affected are white....whats going to make the trans issue come to a head is when black and brown women are affected in really prime time sports.
Imagine whats going to happen when trans women start breaking Simone Biles record in gymnastics or Elaine Thompson and flo jo's record in track or Serena in tennis or play in the WNBA and completely dominate including playing above the rim and dunking regularly on black and brown women.
Then theres going to be a problem...a HUGE problem....
And then we all will see just how supportive not only biological female allies are but also the L's G's and B's are for the T's.
Everyone talking about lower the rim.....you won't have to if they pick up a transwoman with a 30 inch vertical. Ya'll thought the Clippers was LobCity???
Then other teams would have to get their own transwomen players to stay competitive and then youre going to see a lot of REALLY MAD biological female butches PISSED OFF because a bunch of Juwanna Manns took their spots.
See THATS the OTHERSIDE of the this transwomen are women argument that NO ONE is looking at. If transwomen are women then those women can play in the WNBA and all those suggestions...above the rim play, speed up the game, high flying action etc can happen. Whether or not YOU ALL will tune in and stay tuned in is another story tho... I think once the novelty of it wears off dudes will tune out again....but until then it will be interesting to see how it all plays out.
trust..those that feel that way saw the post. Theyre free to respond. if you don't feel that way then why be so offended??
Not gonna lie, they did her dirty.Track and field not playing that shit.
