Not everyone in the trans community is as enamored by current "It-trans" Dylan Mulvaney. Caitlyn Jenner, the O.G., thinks Nike made a huge, woke mistake.

The former Bruce said of Nike and Dylan that it was an outrage and a shame to see such a great American company go woke. "It is a shame to see such an iconic American company go so woke! We can be inclusive but not at the expense of the mass majority of people, and have some decency while being inclusive. This is an outrage."

Side note: Oli London once thought he was trans-Korean and went for penis reduction surgery to be, quote, more authentically Korean. He has since detransitioned back to being a British Man.

To be fair, Jenner has been telling the left where to tuck it for a few years now. Especially when it comes to women's sports. Being a former male athlete himself, Caitlyn knows firsthand the biological advantages those of us who were blessed to be born with a weiner have over those who have not.

It's caused some to try and yeet Jenner from the LGBTQAIIP+ community. Being trans is encouraged. Being trans while still being a Republican and the left turns into a bunch of flaming transphobes.

You have to laugh, though. Because this all started with Jenner back when Bruce transitioned to Caitlyn and they talked ESPN into giving *checks notes* "her" a lifetime achievement award as a publicity stunt. When we say "beautiful and brave" in a mocking fashion, it's because of the media legit and without any sense of irony calling Caitlyn beautiful and brave for no longer being Bruce.

And now we have Dylan Mulvaney. 2023, amirite?

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