re: Olympics allow biological male to compete against women in boxing

go figure, the OT suddenly cares about women's sports.

Since you seem to know so much why was this boxer previously barred from women’s events ?

"She" is the one in red, looks like normal female bicep muscles to me.




JK, this is some fricked up shite.

Who cares, who watches women's boxing anyways? Maybe this is being used for ratings and get viewership up... draw attention to a sport no one cares about.

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I hope men win all of the boxing matches. That is what it will take to put an end to this. Hell let them win it all in track too!

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Nobody stopped you from reaching for your dreams just because you were born an idiot.

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There’s a 2nd biological male also competing in women’s boxing. I don’t think he had his first match yet though.

But both of them were DQ’d from women’s competition last year by IBA for failing a gender test. But the Olympics let them compete

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It is different from Lia Thomas, who was born with an actual penis.

That said, in this age of “transitioning” and identifying as different things, testing of testosterone in blood and chromosomes should actually be used MORE, meaning the prior boxing administration probably made the correct call in barring him/her from women’s competitions.

Sorry, but the simple “do they have a penis or not” thing ain’t enough anymore. This was person was born with the elevated and chromosome condition, but we have people artificially doing shite to their bodies, do the scientific tests now need to be the ultimate measure and determination for competition in sports. Sorry…is what it is.

And all that said, imagine the Olympic committee (rightfully) banned Thomas from the women’s swimming, but the spineless NCAA let an obvious HIM compete.

I think he was referring to the old amatuer records before it started taking growth hormone and chromosone changing shite. The pictures of it younger actually looked like a female.

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To be fair, I believe it's an actual hermaphrodite so it's not exactly the typical transgender situation. Probably could have gone a better route, such as competing with the men, but I have a lot more empathy/compassion on this one.

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Its a male.


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I find it hard to even think that fricking Algeria of all places would allow a transgender person to compete on the Olympic stage

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This is the equality that they asked for

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I read that there women who have identified as male or as an other/they on their passports or IDs who are still competing in the women’s side of the Olympics.

It makes logical sense if they want to actually have a chance or even make it to the Olympics in the first place, but how many of them freak out about pronouns and being labeled a women outside of the women’s Olympics.