John Cleese of “Monty Python” fame is against men competing in women’s sports due to the unfair advantage it creates.

John Cleese Joins Chorus Opposing Men in Women’s Sports

Comedian John Cleese has added his voice to the growing number of people opposing men competing in women’s sports, citing the unfair advantage they have. Cleese took to Twitter over the weekend in response to a tweet from journalist Martin Daubney, who expressed his frustration over a male cyclist beating his female competitors.

Biological Men Have an Unfair Advantage

“Biological men in women’s sports have an unfair advantage,” Cleese tweeted in response to Daubney’s post. This comes as presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. also spoke out against transgender athletes participating in women’s sports, stating that it is unfair to women who have worked hard to develop women’s sports over the past 30 years.

Wokeness and Its Effect on Comedy

John Cleese has been an outspoken critic of “wokeism,” particularly for its impact on free speech and stifling of comedians. In an interview with Fox News, Cleese expressed concern over the limitations placed on comedians and the chilling effect it has on creativity. He believes that wokeness stands in opposition to creation and has a disastrous effect on comedy.

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Conclusion

The debate over men competing in women’s sports continues to rage on, with more and more people speaking out against it. John Cleese and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. are just two of the latest voices to join the chorus of opposition. Meanwhile, the impact of “wokeism” on comedy and free speech remains a concern for many, including Cleese.

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