They are! But they just aren't born women so when it come to the physique, some fundamental stuff cannot be changed.
Two Biological Males Allowed to Fight in Female Div. At Paris Olympics
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Well, it's certainly a better offer than fighting a biological man!!Not really a flex. I still remember when Jake lost to Tommy fucking Fury
so they are biologically men but are women? you can't defy science...those are cold hard facts....feelings doesn't define a person...her biology does...sports is a clear indication why they are not...physically...you are basically contradicting yourself.. you can be "politically correct" but scientifically, you are wrong... if we are going to accept them as women...let's remove all barriers and can't pick and choose where we draw the line anymore...if it's women's boxing...then that's where they belong...
This boxer situation is more complex than a born man transitioning into a female, than competing against females.
I have no issues with disallowing males transitioned to females into female sports at the competitive level. In this case it’s more complex, and there are arguments for not allowing.
But people claiming this is an outright man, are being dishonest like they often are.
I have no issues with disallowing males transitioned to females into female sports at the competitive level. In this case it’s more complex, and there are arguments for not allowing.
But people claiming this is an outright man, are being dishonest like they often are.
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Maybe they were better boxers?
That really has nothing to do with allowing a man to fight a woman just because in the past they lost to women.
Also, it doesn't mean that he was knocked out by these women. Points are given to boxers per round usually. They are also penalized points.
But the point here is that a man is fighting a woman in these Olympics and that's not only unfair, it's what happens when wokeness runs amok.
If this person has the free testosterone of a male then that would make them a male.
Instead of going by the sex identified on their passport the IOC should be performing some blood tests.
I do agree that this case is individually quite nuanced though.
The fact that it involves a combat sport is concerning.
Its not simply a case of the IOC letting anybody in based on how they identify.
Lia Thomas, the transgender Penn St swimmer who broke all kinds of NCAA records, was disallowed from participating in the Olympics. That was a decision by Aquatic Sport (world swimming federation) and upheld by the IOC.
This one is a bit more complex.
Not sure if the IOC leaves it up to sports federations to decide.
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