People are REALLY pissed this Olympian runner dived to the finish line (and won)

If you’ve been following the 2016 Rio Olympics, you already know that yesterday was a super intense day, and upsets were all over the place. In particular, a lot of people are pretty livid that Shaunae Miller dove across the finish line in the women’s 400m sprint. Miller won the gold, but many people on social media feel that this move was unethical on her part. false
I feel like diving should be considered cheating. That was so extra and unnecessary. #Olympics #AllysonFelix
— rose ✨ (@roseelysej) August 16, 2016
I'm just gonna get this off my chest: it's called the 400 meter dash. Not the 398 meter dash and dive. #AllysonFelix #Olympics2016
— DaddyJ (Blue check mark) (@josephcphillips) August 16, 2016
Fan favorite Allyson Felix won the silver medal. Though she is still the most-decorated female runner in the history of track and field, many people felt that she was “robbed” of the gold in this race. It appears that Miller’s dive did not violate rules, as she was not disqualified and was, in fact, awarded the gold medal.
This aint baseball. 😐 #Rio2016 #ShaunaeMiller #NahSon #Nope pic.twitter.com/ICduRABo3Q
— Lavish (@LavishChic) August 16, 2016
Watching the women's 400m sprint. I had no idea you could dive across the finish line & still win! Seriously? #Rio2016 #AllysonFelix
— Zain Asher (@ZainAsher) August 16, 2016
I still.dont understand why what #ShaunaeMiller did was legal. Her feet didn't cross the finish line…in a foot race.
— Aisha Alexander-Young (@AishaThinker) August 16, 2016
Still, many people who are fans of Felix feel that Miller’s move was unfair, as she technically did not run all 400mm, as the final moments were actually a dive. Personally, we’re just glad that we can sit back and watch all of these amazing athletes perform. We’re happy to leave these impossibly tough calls to the judges and just enjoy the ride.