MANITOBA, CANADA — Another man reminded the world of an obvious biological fact known by all peoples throughout human history, namely – men are stronger than women.
Last week, Canadian weightlifter Anne Andres – a man who claims he is a woman – proved he’s stronger than every woman in the Great White North.
Competing in the Canadian Powerlifting Union’s 2023 Western Canadian Championship on August 13, the 40-year-old Andres claimed first place and was awarded a gold medal for outlifting his female competition.
According to Redux, Andres’ performance would actually have placed him among the top-performing male powerlifters in the entire championship had he participated in the men’s category.
Deemed an oppressed victim under the Leftist paradigm, many users on social media mocked the middle-aged man with common refrains from social justice warriors – such as “stunning” and “brave.”
In February, a video went viral on social media that showed Andres asking why women’s bench press performances weren’t better.
“Why is women’s bench so bad? I mean, not compared to me,” he said. “We all know that I’m a tranny freak so that doesn’t count.”
Anne Andres (male who identifies and competes as a woman) doesn't understand why female powerlifters are so "bad" at bench press....well idk Anne, but maybe it's because you have 20 times more testosterone than them. Just a thought.... pic.twitter.com/klxd4WaoYc
— Riley Gaines (@Riley_Gaines_) February 17, 2023
Speaking to his female competitors after towering over them on the first-place pedestal, Andres wrote in an Instagram post: “Thank you for having me friends. I am always honoured to be allowed to be there with you. I hope I earn it.”
