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While society is, at the very least, not surprised when a male steals the winning athletic title from females, this case is especially bizarre. Not only did one high school allow a boy to compete in the girls’ division, which resulted in him stealing titles from multiple girls, but he did so at the expense of his older sister.

According to Reduxx, “A trans-identified male freshman from an elite school in California won the Women’s Varsity 400-meter race at the Prep League Championship Finals last week, defeating a number of more experienced female athletes to the title, including his own sister.”

Paul Haaga, also known as “Lina,” won the girls’ final with a time of 59.45 seconds. His older sister, Sienna, finished second with 60.03 seconds.

Haaga attends the elite Polytechnic School in Pasadena, where tuition fees can reach $48,000 or more per year, while his sister attends the neighboring Flintridge Preparatory School. Haaga also helped his team take gold in the Women’s Varsity 4 x 400 relay to clinch first place by just under a second, once again pushing his sister into second place.

The fact that his parents allowed this to take place proves they have no problem with males stealing titles away from his daughter. Not only does that put them on the wrong side of history, but it proves how pathetic their parenting style truly is. They don't care about being fair to their daughter or other girls, despite these students working tirelessly to compete in these competitions, but they would much rather be politically correct than biologically or morally correct. The fact that they likely pretend this makes them compassionate is deeply deranged.

According to the outlet, Haaga transitioned at a young age. Because of this, he has competed on a number of female sports teams. So, not only does his family condone this, but his parents created the mess to begin with. And this isn't surprising when you realize who his family is.

Reduxx further reported that his grandfather was once the CEO of NPR. Yes -- that NPR.

His grandfather, Paul Haaga Jr., was at one time the acting President and CEO of NPR, which often takes a strong pro-trans line in their coverage, and is also a former trustee of the Facebook Oversight Board.

Yeah -- that about sums it all up -- doesn't it?

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