National poll shows the majority of Australians want to ban transgender athletes from women’s sports

Results from an Australian poll show that the majority of people Down Under support banning transgender athletes from women’s sports.

Binary Australia’s national survey polled 1,500 Aussies, of whom 67% wanted women’s sports to be reserved exclusively for organic women.

Incredibly, the survey also found that 75% of Australians believe there should be legal protection for women’s sport.

Binary Australia director Kirralie Smith described the results as a “wake-up call” for politicians.

“Almost three quarters of all respondents want legal protection for their mothers, daughters, sisters and friends in sports,” Smith told the Daily Telegraph.

“We have separate sports categories for men and women because there are scientific, evidence-based differences between men and women.

“Men are faster or stronger than the top women. Whether athletics, swimming, rowing or weight lifting, men outperform women every time.”

Thomas’s recent success in competition against women, who had swum against men for most of her life, sparked a huge online debate in which Thomas himself weathered some pretty nasty backlash.

“They are so discouraged because no matter how much work they put into it they will lose. Usually they can get behind the blocks knowing that they have outdone all of their competitors and they will win and give.” everything they have, “said an anonymous swimmer OutKick.

“Now you have to get behind the blocks and know, no matter what, you have no chance of winning. I think it really is everyone’s business.”

“Usually everyone claps, everyone screams and cheers when someone wins a race. Lia touched the wall and it was just quiet in there [UPenn swimmer] Anna [Kalandadze] finished second and the crowd broke out in applause. “

In another interview with OutKick, another UPenn teammate openly admitted that many of the swimmers at the university compete against Thomas.

“Pretty much everyone has spoken to our coaches individually about the fact that we don’t like it. Our coach [Mike Schnur] just likes to win. He’s like most coaches. I think everyone secretly knows that it’s the wrong thing, “said the swimmer.

“When the whole team is together we have to say, ‘Oh my god, go Lia, this is great, you are amazing.’ It’s very fake. “