Yes, unfortunately, people have become convinced that equality means ignoring demonstrable biological realities in favour of dogma.
And women always point to outliers as though they were the norm. "What about Serena Williams?', they'll say - ignoring the fact that a/ Serena Williams is a physical freak and b/ that even despite that freakery, she would lose to the top 100 male players.
Really? Oh, dear.
Just looked it up. He warmed up with 'a round of golf and a couple of shandies'.
https://www.theguardian.com/observer...543962,00.html
John McEnroe got in trouble a couple of weeks ago for describing Serena (in glowing terms) as the best women's tennis player ever. He was questioned by the interviewer as to why he couldn't just say she's the best tennis player ever and he replied "errr, because she'd be about 700 on the men's circuit"
Cue the accusations of sexism.
EDIT: Doh! Didn't read the whole thread.
John McEnroe got into a bit of trouble the other week for suggesting that in the mens game they would be ranked about six or seven hundred. I didn't hear that 'thing in Australia' being mentioned in the shítstorm. JMac did say in his defence "Am I not allowed to have an opinion?".