The best women are men.

Tarheel Baptist said:
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The spokesman for the Olympic Committee, Mark D. Adams, is defending men competing against women in boxing because the word "woman" is found on their driver's license. He is involved with the World Economic Forum which wishes to bring about a New World Order under a worldwide government. The purpose of eliminating male and female is satanic, trying to break down the natural order of creation.

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Sometimes I think there is a special place in hell for guys who beat up on women (without repentance) whether it's through crime or sanctioned by the Olympic Committee where they are getting the snot beat out of them continuously for eternity.
 
Nothing official has been said yet as such, but speculation (and best guess) is that Imane Khelif has a disorder of sexual development such as 5α-reductase deficiency (5-ARD). This is a DSD that affects only males. It inhibits the differentiation of male genitalia during fetal development, possibly resulting in a boy having external female morphology, but male reproductive anatomy internally.

This is the same DSD that the Olympic runner Caster Semenya has. Semenya was required to take testosterone-suppressing medication to be eligible to compete.

So while there's no hard evidence at this time that Khelif has 5-ARD or any other DSD, the situation is a bit more complicated than, say, The Lia Thomas situation: a Transformer stealing awards from female athletes because he was a mediocre competitor in the male class. That said, a person with 5-ARD is by definition a male, and should be disqualified from competing in female categories.

If nothing else, this controversy is giving the Internet a crash course in intersex conditions, which may have the side benefit of debunking some of the trans fairy tales.
 
Just my opinion but I think these boxers are what Jesus called "born eunuchs". They are too weak for men's boxing in their class (though weight classes are different in men's boxing) but too strong for women's boxing. Basically they shouldn't be boxing.
 
Ransom said:
Nothing official has been said yet as such, but speculation (and best guess) is that Imane Khelif has a disorder of sexual development such as 5α-reductase deficiency (5-ARD). This is a DSD that affects only males. It inhibits the differentiation of male genitalia during fetal development, possibly resulting in a boy having external female morphology, but male reproductive anatomy internally.

This is the same DSD that the Olympic runner Caster Semenya has. Semenya was required to take testosterone-suppressing medication to be eligible to compete.

So while there's no hard evidence at this time that Khelif has 5-ARD or any other DSD, the situation is a bit more complicated than, say, The Lia Thomas situation: a Transformer stealing awards from female athletes because he was a mediocre competitor in the male class. That said, a person with 5-ARD is by definition a male, and should be disqualified from competing in female categories.

If nothing else, this controversy is giving the Internet a crash course in intersex conditions, which may have the side benefit of debunking some of the trans fairy tales.
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No hard evidence at the time... Have him drop his shorts... And take a chromosome test...
 
4everfsu said:
No hard evidence at the time... Have him drop his shorts... And take a chromosome test...
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It was probably his lack of shorts at his birth in that Algerian commune that led to everyone assuming he was a girl.

The IBA administered a chromosome test, presumably, that disqualified Khelif last year. Unfortunately, the IOC no longer recognizes the IBA due to governance issues, and their own criteria for determining who is a woman is, obviously, considerably less rigorous.
 
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