Transgender Olympic BMX rider Chelsea Wolfe has a dream. She, like many around her — like the countless competitors who came before her and who will follow her — wants to win an Olympic medal. For most, it’s a crowning achievement that represents dedication and hard work, a validation of all the effort they put in. But for Wolfe, it’s an opportunity. An opportunity to stand before the world and say “f*** you” to America by burning a United States flag.

“My goal is to win the Olympics so I can burn a US flag on the podium, ” Wolfe wrote in a March 25, 2020 Facebook post. “This is what they focus on during a pandemic. Hurting trans children.” The post included a link to a Pink News article about the Trump administration’s stance that transgender women who are biologically male have an advantage in women’s sports that is unfair to biological women who participate.

Wolfe deleted the post when people noticed it, but she remains unrepentant. She says that she loves America and all the usual garbage liberals toss out when they are caught doing or saying something reprehensible and unpatriotic.

“Anyone who thinks that I don’t care about the United States is sorely mistaken,” Wolfe told Fox News. “One of the reasons why I work so hard to represent the United States in international competition is to show the world that this country has morals and values, that it’s not all of the bad things that we’re known for.”

“I take a stand against fascism because I care about this country and I’m not going to let it fall into the hands of fascists after so many people have fought and sacrificed to prevent fascism from taking hold abroad,” she says. “As a citizen who wants to be proud of my home country, I’m sure as hell not going to let it take hold here.”

Fascism, as you know, did not take hold in America. Nor was there even an attempt to make that happen — at least not from conservatives. This was a disgusting display of hatred for America. Wolfe must not be allowed to compete if she wishes to act in such a disrespectful manner.