Maybe Men are Bigger, Faster, Stronger, 3562

The US Army recently made an announcement which is about as unwoke as you can get.

The Army announced it was discontinuing its use of a gender-neutral physical training test.
According to the Army 65 percent of females were failing this test while only 10 percent of males were failing.

Judging from the test results, one might assume that males tend to be larger, stronger and faster than females. In fact, some scientists say that men have stronger bones and tendons and denser muscle mass than women which gives them an advantage in physical endeavors.

However, if that is the case, then biological males competing in athletic events against biological females would appear to have an advantage and it has been widely stated by certain political leaders that this is not true.

According to a recent Executive Order from President Joe Biden, for example, biological males who identify as females should be allowed to compete in women’s sporting events. If Biden is correct and biological males don’t have an inherent advantage in physical activities that require strength and speed, it’s hard to understand why so many women were failing the Army’s gender-neutral physical training test.
According to Biden and others who want biological males to be able to compete in women’s athletic events, the Army’s gender-neutral test should have shown about the same percentage of males and females failing the test.

It almost makes you think that biological males might actually be bigger, stronger and faster than biological females, but we know that is not true because if it were true than allowing biological males regardless of their gender identity to compete in women’s sports would be unfair and the Biden administration says that it is not.

It’s enough to make you think that someone is not being entirely honest. If there was only some test that could be given to a large number of males and females so the results could be ascertained to see if men did have an advantage over women in physical activities.