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How Long Until There Are No Women In Sports?
This latest is unbelievable. Not only was the IOC decisoin luducrous but also outright dangerous. Boxing is not a sport to play woke politics with.
This needs to stop NOW.
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16:19 you can't guarantee anything Tora, because in this case you have no information besides your own prejudices. This person was born female, to all intents and purposes has all the usual reproductive organs involved in being female (obviously, I can't check that, but it certainly appears that way), and has never had any surgery to lop off any male genitalia in order to become female.
In what way do you consider her "a geezer" other than the fact she could kick all our butts?
Not exactly unbiased reporting is it? The IBA ruling claimed she had YX chromosomes. She wasn't tested for testosterone levels and is a fully working female.
If there was any doubt, you'd have thought "drop your trousers" would be a standard test for a Russian run organisation like IBA.
It's also worth remembering that she comes from a country that where it is illegal to change your gender.
It may be one of those rare cases where a female genuinely does have male chromosomes. Still doesn't make her a bloke.
These two men are....men.
They did not have testosterone tests they had gender/sex tests. They were banned because they came back with an Y chromosome result.
Testosterone levels are an utter red herring in all of this. They are (like Caster Semenya) individuals with 46XY 5ARD - a DSD which only affects biological males. They do not have unusual levels of testosterone for a female they have normal levels for a male.....whatever their external genitalia and passports might say.
are you lot reading this:
"While Harry Potter author JK Rowling branded the contest 'insanity'. In a post yesterday, the gender-critical author wrote: 'What will it take to end this insanity? A female boxer left with life-altering injuries? A female boxer killed?'
Posting a video of the fight today, the author added: 'Watch this (whole thread), then explain why you're OK with a man beating a woman in public for your entertainment. This isn't sport. From the bullying cheat in red all the way up to the organisers who allowed this to happen, this is men revelling in their power over women.'" - This is clearly a bloke beating up a woman, how does worshipping this liberal BS override common sense so readily?
as far as I know neither the IAB nor the IOC have specified exactly which tests were performed to assess whether or not Imane Khelif was eligible so I would be interested to know where jackthehat's exact diagnosis comes from
all the IAB said was that they confirmed the presence of XY chromosomes which can exist in a small population of women and seems a far more likely explanation to me
Tests were carried out which showed that the two boxers were genetically male. That is a matter of record.
The presence of the Y chromosome automatically determines that someone is a male. That is a matter of fact.
The only test which should be necessary is a simple cheek-swab which will categorically state man or woman. That is a matter of common-sense.
The issue for sports is that athletes with the XY DSD 5-alpha reductase deficiency (5-ARD), may be socialized as female, may be legally female, and may live and identify as female; but they are male.
The IOC should be ashamed.
untitled: "all the IAB said was that they confirmed the presence of XY chromosomes which can exist in a small population of women and seems a far more likely explanation to me " -rubbish, as jack says:
"The issue for sports is that athletes with the XY DSD 5-alpha reductase deficiency (5-ARD), may be socialized as female, may be legally female, and may live and identify as female; but they are male." - a Y chromosome = male, end of.
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