UFC star slams Democrats for ‘wanting to switch Easter to Trans Day of Visibility’
UFC legend Jorge Masvidal has launched an astonishing attack on the Democrats in the United States and branded them ‘too radical’.
It comes after a resounding victory for the Republicans and Donald Trump in the US presidential election.
Joe Biden is set to leave office next year to pave the way for Trump, in what will be his second term as president.
And Masvidal, who is a Trump supporter and helped garner support for the Republicans in Florida, has lashed out at the Democrats.
“We shook the foundation from under these Democrats. Their policies are way, way, way too radical,” the former UFC Welterweight champion said.
“They’re like a thousand years ahead of time before anybody could even believe in having things like this, on just so many levels.
“People like Joe Biden and Kamala Harris, telling us for days and days, ever since the Presidency, instead of worrying about economic problems that are so far shifted, they’re worried about transvestites and switching Easter to Transgender Day of Visibility holiday, things like that, that most Americans think are way out of touch.”
The Democrats have come under fire in recent years over the sports policies that have seen an increase in trans athletes competing against women.
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Even in the United Kingdom, there have been high-profile incidents including a teenage girl being banned from playing football for asking one trans player: “Are you a man?”
A football player who failed to meet gender regulations over ‘high testosterone’ won the BBC Women’s Footballer of the Year this month.
“I’m a father, man. I have two kids. I got a boy and a girl,” Masvidal continued.
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“I’m not trying to have my daughter compete against a man. I’m a f****** man. She’s gonna step in there against a man? I’m gonna step in there for whatever it is.
“My daughter plays volleyball at a very competitive level. If there’s a boy on the opposite team, I’m going to sit her out, hell no, it’s not happening, because there’s a reason why we’ve been separated since as long as I can remember.
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“Girls play over there, and the boys with the boys over here in PE class, right? Wasn’t it always like that?
“And it’s not because we don’t get along. It’s because when the boys are playing, we’re just at a different level of roughness and toughness, or ligaments or tendons. This is just science.
“You don’t have to be a doctor to know this stuff, but here they are these people trying to shove it down their throat.”