I've also had this thought. If you're going to include trans on women's teams, and if women whine that they deserve as much notice as men in sports, let them all compete together....and the best will play regardless of anything. But of course that's just completely unappealing, and major sports are played because of the appeal of spectating them.
My thought is this. I would love to be a professional golfer. But you know what? So would untold thousands of others who will never make the grade because for one reason or another, they aren't good enough. The point being, who says everybody gets a chance to play? NOBODY says that, and when you have a squirrelly situation like a trans man being allowed to play with women, if you have half a brain you have to understand that this isn't about inclusiveness, it's about making unfair and illogical accommodations for LGBQT types. It's favoring the LGBQT types over normal biological considerations. It is not written that these guys have to play just because they have decided to live as women. There isn't a place for you, get over it and yourself.
It's similar to that situation some years ago where a handicapped guy was allowed by an idiot judge to play pro golf with the help of a golf cart. He was allowed under whatever that handicap law says, but it was the most idiotic ruling ever. NOT everyone gets to play pro golf, We non-pro golfers ALL have a handicap of not having what it takes to play pro golf, and play within the parameters. I'm actually surprised that it hasn't been ruled by some moron that everyone can play, and their scoring handicaps counted.
