Post: #1

http://www.mmaweekly.com/ufc-heavyweight...n-fox-rant

Bloody Elbow reports that the former NFL player and Ultimate Fighter alumnus has been suspended by the UFC for a “significant” breach in the promotion’s “code of conduct” on Monday, where he insulted transgender fighter Fallon Fox during an interview with Ariel Helwani on The MMA Hour.

As such, the UFC issued the following statement to MMAWeekly.com content partner Bleacher Report regarding Mitrione, who called Fox a “disgusting freak” for fighting in the women’s division:

The UFC was appalled by the transphobic comments made by heavyweight Matt Mitrione today in an interview on [The MMA Hour].

The organization finds Mr Mitrione’s comments offensive and wholly unacceptable and – as a direct result of this significant breach of the UFC’s code of conduct – Mr Mitrione’s UFC contract has been suspended and the incident is being investigated.

The UFC is a friend and ally of the LGBT community, and expects and requires all 450 of its athletes to treat others with dignity and respect.

While several UFC personalities (including color commentator Joe Rogan) do not believe that Fox—a 37-year-old, male-to-female transgendered athlete—should be competing with women, Mitrione is the first UFC fighter to verbally attack Fallon with insults on a widely broadcast show like The MMA Hour.

Aside from insinuating that Fox had “mental problems” for fighting in the women’s MMA division, Mitrione also joked that Fox’s fights were akin to infamous rapper Chris Brown beating up his current girlfriend, Barbadian pop star Rihanna:

He’s chromosomally a man. He had a gender change, not a sex change. He’s still a man. He was a man for 31 years. Thirty-one years. That’s a couple years younger than I am. He’s a man. Six years of taking performance de-hancing drugs, you think is going to change all that? That’s ridiculous.

That is a lying, sick, sociopathic, disgusting freak. And I mean that. Because you lied on your license to beat up women. That’s disgusting. You should be embarrassed yourself. And the fact that Florida licensed him because California licensed him or whoever the hell did it, it’s an embarrassment to us as fighters, as a sport, and we all should protest that. The woman that’s fighting him, props to you. I hope you beat his ass, and I hope he gets blackballed and never fights again, because that’s disgusting and I’m appalled by that.

Hence, Mitrione will be suspended for an as-of-yet undetermined amount of time.

It’s also unknown if Mitrione will be punished further for his remarks, but according to UFC COO Lawrence Epstein, any “discriminatory comment” about members of a certain community can make the responsible fighter “required” to do public service for that community.

Post: #2

(04-08-2013 07:54 PM)Big Nilla Wrote:  The UFC is a friend and ally of the LGBT community, and expects and requires all 450 of its athletes to treat others with dignity and respect.

While several UFC personalities (including color commentator Joe Rogan) do not believe that Fox—a 37-year-old, male-to-female transgendered athlete—should be competing with women, Mitrione is the first UFC fighter to verbally attack Fallon with insults on a widely broadcast show like The MMA Hour.

Aside from insinuating that Fox had “mental problems” for fighting in the women’s MMA division, Mitrione also joked that Fox’s fights were akin to infamous rapper Chris Brown beating up his current girlfriend, Barbadian pop star Rihanna:

He’s chromosomally a man. He had a gender change, not a sex change. He’s still a man. He was a man for 31 years. Thirty-one years. That’s a couple years younger than I am. He’s a man. Six years of taking performance de-hancing drugs, you think is going to change all that? That’s ridiculous.

That is a lying, sick, sociopathic, disgusting freak. And I mean that. Because you lied on your license to beat up women. That’s disgusting. You should be embarrassed yourself. And the fact that Florida licensed him because California licensed him or whoever the hell did it, it’s an embarrassment to us as fighters, as a sport, and we all should protest that. The woman that’s fighting him, props to you. I hope you beat his ass, and I hope he gets blackballed and never fights again, because that’s disgusting and I’m appalled by that.

Hence, Mitrione will be suspended for an as-of-yet undetermined amount of time.

It’s also unknown if Mitrione will be punished further for his remarks, but according to UFC COO Lawrence Epstein, any “discriminatory comment” about members of a certain community can make the responsible fighter “required” to do public service for that community.

Goddammit man, you can't even turn to the UFC without hearing all this pro-queer politically correct bullshit. If there's any place where I'd think men can talk any kind of shit they want it would be in the Octagon.

I now need to listen to some angry Tyson...

Post: #3

(04-08-2013 08:07 PM)speakeasy Wrote:  

(04-08-2013 07:54 PM)Big Nilla Wrote:  The UFC is a friend and ally of the LGBT community, and expects and requires all 450 of its athletes to treat others with dignity and respect.

While several UFC personalities (including color commentator Joe Rogan) do not believe that Fox—a 37-year-old, male-to-female transgendered athlete—should be competing with women, Mitrione is the first UFC fighter to verbally attack Fallon with insults on a widely broadcast show like The MMA Hour.

Aside from insinuating that Fox had “mental problems” for fighting in the women’s MMA division, Mitrione also joked that Fox’s fights were akin to infamous rapper Chris Brown beating up his current girlfriend, Barbadian pop star Rihanna:

He’s chromosomally a man. He had a gender change, not a sex change. He’s still a man. He was a man for 31 years. Thirty-one years. That’s a couple years younger than I am. He’s a man. Six years of taking performance de-hancing drugs, you think is going to change all that? That’s ridiculous.

That is a lying, sick, sociopathic, disgusting freak. And I mean that. Because you lied on your license to beat up women. That’s disgusting. You should be embarrassed yourself. And the fact that Florida licensed him because California licensed him or whoever the hell did it, it’s an embarrassment to us as fighters, as a sport, and we all should protest that. The woman that’s fighting him, props to you. I hope you beat his ass, and I hope he gets blackballed and never fights again, because that’s disgusting and I’m appalled by that.

Hence, Mitrione will be suspended for an as-of-yet undetermined amount of time.

It’s also unknown if Mitrione will be punished further for his remarks, but according to UFC COO Lawrence Epstein, any “discriminatory comment” about members of a certain community can make the responsible fighter “required” to do public service for that community.

Goddammit man, you can't even turn to the UFC without hearing all this pro-queer politically correct bullshit. If there's any place where I'd think men can talk any kind of shit they want it would be in the Octagon.

I now need to listen to some angry Tyson...

I don't like angry Mike Tyson. He's very scary.

Post: #4

The pro gay rights thing is getting out of hand.

I'm seeing straight male friends of mine on Facebook changing their cover photos to support gay marriage nowadays.

Everyone with a Twitter account now seems to think they're the Martin Luther King for gays, leading people on a virtual parade for freedom.

Post: #5

(04-08-2013 08:07 PM)speakeasy Wrote:  

Every time I see Tyson getting mad it's hilarious. He has that high pitched voice with a lisp, and it would normally be something you would want to make fun of, until you realize that guy would put you in your grave with his bear hands and eat your ear for dessert.

In regards to this thread. What a crock of shit. I didn't think I'd ever say, "The UFC has gotten soft." But that's some soft ass shit right there.

Post: #6

The political correctness surrounding LGBT issues is completely out of control. I can't believe how many emasculated, chode men have joined the ranks of the "perpetually offended activists". This is simply massive, coordinated indoctrination that has been accomplished by propaganda disseminated through the media over the past decade.

Straight men should feel no obligation to become outraged when LGBT issues are criticized. Do LGBTs feel outrage when MRAs are criticized? Most certainly not. In fact, more often than not LGBTs are in the camp with feminists, criticizing all aspects of masculine behavior.

These people are not our allies, and in fact are some of our biggest and most organized enemies. They are actively working to infringe on the rights of heterosexual, masculine men to speak freely and for our traditional values. They want to marginalize our views and make theirs the "new normal". It is "normal" and "healthy" for men to chop off their dicks and become trans-women. If you voice an opinion to the contrary, you will be smeared as a bigot and LGBT activists and their white knights will use their media to pressure your employer to fire you.

Every feminized, chode man who goes along with this bullshit is part of the problem. Here we have a masculine man who simply gave a straight, no bullshit answer to a question. He didn't hem and haw and pussyfoot around, delicately trying to ensure no one was offended. He spoke plainly and voiced the opinion of many other men who were too afraid to do the same.

That is what men do, or at least did. But now that's basically a crime. You can't say what you're thinking, even if it's the truth. Truth itself is no longer important. Feelings are. The feelings of "victim" groups, that is. Straight men's feelings are not worthy of any consideration, nor are their opinions allowed to be expressed in the public sphere if they do not toe the line of the LGBT agenda and the feminized media complex.

Masculine men need to start speaking out against this. There is no reason to hate LGBT people, but we should not be cowed into handing over our society and culture into their hands simply because they try to shame us as bigots in the media. LGBT is not normal. Most people are not LGBT; if they were, the human race would die out. Transsexuals are not normal, they have a mental problem with their gender identity. If not for our advanced medical science that allows doctors to chop up a dick, turn it inside out and fashion it into a pussy, they wouldn't even exist. They would simply be gay men who liked dressing as women.

There is no shame in being a masculine man who stands for masculine values. Don't let media indoctrination turn you into a white knight for LGBTs, who are actively hostile to the interests of masculine men. Only pathetic, propagandized chode men are more concerned about advocating for the interests of homosexuals and mentally ill transgenders than for their own rights as men, which have been under assault for decades by a society increasingly hostile to everything masculine.

Post: #7

"Transphobic"

I'm tired of hearing about these freaks. It's hilarious how straight guys are defending these people and gays.

Post: #8

(04-08-2013 08:38 PM)temujin Wrote:  The pro gay rights thing is getting out of hand.

I'm seeing straight male friends of mine on Facebook changing their cover photos to support gay marriage nowadays.

Everyone with a Twitter account now seems to think they're the Martin Luther King for gays, leading people on a virtual parade for freedom.

Completely agreed. I personally support gay rights and think all Americans should be treated equally; but I do not think it's this amazing, groundbreaking, revolutionary thing it's being made out to be.

At baseline, a lot of these people simply think it's trendy to support it. Most of the US still has a "1992 Real-world-gay-is-so-cool" viewpoint, at least the supporters. There are all kinds of gay men, but society will never get past the stereotype in my opinion - and they don't want to. Gays wouldn't be fabulous then.

In my opinion, both sides need to learn to accept it as part of society, and that's that. The opposition cannot do this, and the supporters are literally hypnotized by the awe of gay rights. Both are equally insufferable in my opinion.

Post: #9

(04-08-2013 11:19 PM)globalunderground Wrote:  

(04-08-2013 08:38 PM)temujin Wrote:  The pro gay rights thing is getting out of hand.

I'm seeing straight male friends of mine on Facebook changing their cover photos to support gay marriage nowadays.

Everyone with a Twitter account now seems to think they're the Martin Luther King for gays, leading people on a virtual parade for freedom.

Completely agreed. I personally support gay rights and think all Americans should be treated equally; but I do not think it's this amazing, groundbreaking, revolutionary thing it's being made out to be.

At baseline, a lot of these people simply think it's trendy to support it. Most of the US still has a "1992 Real-world-gay-is-so-cool" viewpoint, at least the supporters. There are all kinds of gay men, but society will never get past the stereotype in my opinion - and they don't want to. Gays wouldn't be fabulous then.

In my opinion, both sides need to learn to accept it as part of society, and that's that. The opposition cannot do this, and the supporters are literally hypnotized by the awe of gay rights. Both are equally insufferable in my opinion.

Yeah, tell me about it. I saw this article recently about these two old Chinese guys that got "married."



One of the guys is in a wedding dress and the comments are filled with "awww, what a beautiful couple, SOOO sweet, blah blah". Makes me sick. If I raised a son who walked down the aisle in a fucking wedding dress I know I would have failed as a father. Yet this shit is being celebrated as a sign of progress. And I'm now a Neanderthal for having anything critical to say about it. I recently got in this debate with a guy on HuffPost who claimed that studies show 2 gay dads do a better job of raising a kid than a mom and a dad. When did the world get taken over by this insanity? When??

Edit --

Just to be clear, it's not the fact that they're gay that makes me sick. I don't care if they're gay, I don't believe it's a choice. If they're happy, good for them. But men wearing wedding dresses is not a sign of progress to me. I don't see myself ever "evolving" to find this normal.

Post: #10

I just don't understand why people invest so much personal energy supporting a cause as pointless and non impactful as gay marriage. What about unfucking public education, alternative sources of energy, combating obesity, immigration, weaning off our oil dependence etc? You know things that actually... matter to the proliferation of the American way of life?

Post: #11

Has anyone actually gotten into arguments in real life about the gay and tranny thing being out of control?

Post: #12

(04-08-2013 11:37 PM)houston Wrote:  Has anyone actually gotten into arguments in real life about the gay and tranny thing being out of control?

I generally avoid the topic in real life unless I know the person well. It's like talking about race, politics or religion at a table of coworkers. Best to avoid. Even though most American now support gay marriage, I think only a relatively small percentage of them are radical about it. Like the type of idiots you see standing in front of Chic-Fil-A with picket signs. Or the type of straight people who go to gay pride parades to "practice tolerance". Most people are just going along with it because they don't want be seen as bigots and they've been sold that this is "the new normal" and have been brow-beaten into thinking they are on "the wrong side of history" unless they give it 100% unwavering support.

That said, I'm sure even most people that support gay weddings wouldn't want to see their own son walking down the aisle in a damn dress.

Post: #13

I read what he said and I agreed. How is it fair if you have DNA as a man and fight women? Thats just fucked up...

Post: #14

(04-08-2013 11:55 PM)Jaylow Wrote:  I read what he said and I agreed. How is it fair if you have DNA as a man and fight women? Thats just fucked up...

You racist, piece of shit bigot. How about you be more open minded and love everyone?

Post: #15

(04-08-2013 08:07 PM)speakeasy Wrote:  

(04-08-2013 07:54 PM)Big Nilla Wrote:  The UFC is a friend and ally of the LGBT community, and expects and requires all 450 of its athletes to treat others with dignity and respect.

While several UFC personalities (including color commentator Joe Rogan) do not believe that Fox—a 37-year-old, male-to-female transgendered athlete—should be competing with women, Mitrione is the first UFC fighter to verbally attack Fallon with insults on a widely broadcast show like The MMA Hour.

Aside from insinuating that Fox had “mental problems” for fighting in the women’s MMA division, Mitrione also joked that Fox’s fights were akin to infamous rapper Chris Brown beating up his current girlfriend, Barbadian pop star Rihanna:

He’s chromosomally a man. He had a gender change, not a sex change. He’s still a man. He was a man for 31 years. Thirty-one years. That’s a couple years younger than I am. He’s a man. Six years of taking performance de-hancing drugs, you think is going to change all that? That’s ridiculous.

That is a lying, sick, sociopathic, disgusting freak. And I mean that. Because you lied on your license to beat up women. That’s disgusting. You should be embarrassed yourself. And the fact that Florida licensed him because California licensed him or whoever the hell did it, it’s an embarrassment to us as fighters, as a sport, and we all should protest that. The woman that’s fighting him, props to you. I hope you beat his ass, and I hope he gets blackballed and never fights again, because that’s disgusting and I’m appalled by that.

Hence, Mitrione will be suspended for an as-of-yet undetermined amount of time.

It’s also unknown if Mitrione will be punished further for his remarks, but according to UFC COO Lawrence Epstein, any “discriminatory comment” about members of a certain community can make the responsible fighter “required” to do public service for that community.

Goddammit man, you can't even turn to the UFC without hearing all this pro-queer politically correct bullshit. If there's any place where I'd think men can talk any kind of shit they want it would be in the Octagon.

I now need to listen to some angry Tyson...

"I'll fuck you till you love me, faggot!" haha, oh Lord.

Post: #16

UFC shows its true colors as nothing more then a shill/hype machine. If this was a gender confused female trying to get smashed up by men in the octagon then I would understand the sympathy aspect. But it's. Ever the case as its always weak Femish omega men whom claim try are women looking for an easy advantage. Show me a case where the other scenario exists in sport? Good luck.

Boxing would nevertheless this fly be wise boxing for good and worse has a rigid rule and governance authority that has teeth. It has it's rules and if you don't like them they basically yell you to go fuck off and fight else where.

Dana White so desperate for a dollar will shill anything to bring in a buck to the UFC stable.

Post: #17

(04-08-2013 08:38 PM)temujin Wrote:  The pro gay rights thing is getting out of hand.

I'm seeing straight male friends of mine on Facebook changing their cover photos to support gay marriage nowadays.

Everyone with a Twitter account now seems to think they're the Martin Luther King for gays, leading people on a virtual parade for freedom.

The next step is guys bragging about how small their dicks are. That is the only way some of these people can be any more sniveling and effeminate.

Post: #18

If I'm about to get fucked over in a divorce court, do you think the judge will be more lenient if I take 'performance dehancing drugs?'

"These children need their mother!"
"I can be their mother too, baby."

Post: #19

To make the irony greater, he was actually arguing in favor of defending women, yet various Beta types ate him alive.

Post: #20

I was very mad when I read that article. To suspend a fighter for speaking his mind on an issue whether correct or not(and he was correct) is ridiculous.

Post: #21

(04-08-2013 11:37 PM)houston Wrote:  Has anyone actually gotten into arguments in real life about the gay and tranny thing being out of control?

Not arguments, but when I say that trannies are in need of mental help rather than 'empowerment', people, whilst initially slightly put aback at my forthrightness, tend to agree.

Just the word "transphobic" is enough to make me:



Alongside "cis", "heteronormative" etc. I think "cis" is the worst of them all as the people who use it are always freaks.

Post: #22

I don't really see this as a gay issue. It may not even be a trans issue. The scientific evidence seems to support that trans people really do have the brain structure of the sex they claim to be. But that's not really the issue here.

This dude/chick transitioned late in his life and that means he already went through puberty and benefited from a life of stewing his androgen receptor sites in an average male testosterone--plus whatever steroids he may have taken during that time. While some of that would degenerate with HRT, the level of strength and bone density this guy has is probably a huge advantage against the women he's taking on. One they couldn't hope to match without years of AAS and hGH usage themselves.

Post: #23

Has anyone seen this fighter Fallon Fox in action?



If this is a man litterally slugging away at women and not holding back and its socially acceptable.....

This could develop into something very interesting. Maybe women being the weaker sex and hitting a woman is about to disappear in the near future.

Post: #24

(04-09-2013 11:19 AM)defguy Wrote:  Has anyone seen this fighter Fallon Fox in action?



If this is a man litterally slugging away at women and not holding back and its socially acceptable.....

This could develop into something very interesting. Maybe women being the weaker sex and hitting a woman is about to disappear in the near future.

Post: #25

No matter how far this movement goes, I don't think the majority of the hardcore gay rights supporters would want a gay child. They might say they do, but if they had to pick, they wouldn't (besides gay couples). Any straight couple is going to want a straight child. Maybe a few extreme outliers but an irrelevant percent.

It's about fulfilling a stupid social goal more than anything else.