Caitlyn's Courage

I'm avoiding all local and national television news this morning. They are serving dog's breakfast about Caitlyn Jenner's appearance at the ESPY awards last night. Jenner received the Arthur Ashe Courage Award. Giving this award to Jenner attenuates the significance of the award, and of Ashe's life.

I'm old enough to remember Arthur Ashe. I was a teenage tennis junkie. Ashe was the first black player on the U.S. Davis Cup team. The only black man to win Wimbledon, US Open, or Australian Open. This was done in an era when the trauma of the civil rights movement was still fresh. Ashe was himself arrested during an anti-apartheid protest in 1985.

Ashe contracted HIV during a blood transfusion and died from AIDS-related pneumonia in 1993. He was a graceful tennis player and a gentle, dignified person. Caitlyn Jenner is a trannsexual who killed a woman with his car.

If the ESPY awards were legitimate, and not about stimulating preference cascades, why not give the award to Renee Richards? Richards played at the same time as Ashe. Richards actually underwent sex-reassignment surgery in 1975. Nothing requires more courage out of a man than having his little buddy hacked off.

I can't stand the sound of Jenner talking. Jenner has adopted a lisp to enhance his transformation. Most people with a lisp go to a speech pathologist to correct the problem. Jenner has hired a voice coach to help produce a speech impediment.

I'm really trying not to use gender pronouns. No amount of media indoctrination will convince me that Jenner is a woman. It takes more than a Versace dress, breast implants and hormone therapy to transform a man into a woman.

For Caitlyn Jenner to become a woman, the Y chromosome present on each 23rd pair in every cell in his entire body would have to be replaced with an X. Seventy trillion Y chromosomes would have to be replaced. What makes a man or a woman isn't a social construct, it's biology.

For example, let's say that Jenner takes aspirin on a daily basis. An aspirin regimen has been shown to reduce the risk of myocardial infarction in men. However, aspirin used by women has been shown to be protective against stroke. If someone like Jenner has a family history of heart attacks, would a physician prescribe aspirin therapy? Or is that an example of hateful, binary thinking?

I was also thinking about Jenner's children. Brody Jenner was being interviewed and he kept referring to his father as Caitlyn. I thought that was a very adroit way of not calling Jenner his father. But Caitlyn Jenner is Brody's father. And women cannot father children. Asking us to believe differently is just pissing on us while telling us that it's raining.

So just to circle back on why Jenner, of all people, is receiving this award. The powers that be are promoting transgenderism and everybody better get the fuck out the way. The Pentagon is going to allow trannies to serve openly. Fourth of July Parades are going fab and will look like gay pride parades.

Also, two bills are being pushed by trans activists. ENDA, The Employment Non-Discrimination Act, is an anti-business measure that would permit self-identified cultural victims to sue their employers after they get fired. And SNDA, the Student Non-Discrimination Act, is basically Title IX for public schools.

I can see that my two minutes of hate have gone long, so I will close with words from the fearless one himself, Caitlyn Jenner, who wants all of us to know that "it’s about all of us accepting one another." I'm okay with coexist, and only have a few caveats about tolerance, but acceptance is a bridge too far. Asking for my acceptance is a little too close to "resistance is futile," and "you will be assimilated."