To be fair, there are a lot of men on this board who are a waste of testicles. Like the OP.
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RunRagged providing the facts, as usual. Thanks.
As I've written before, Semenya is an unfortunate male, not an unusually strong female. It blows my mind how the PC media never addressed this responsibly.
Caster deserves our pity and empathy. But she does not deserve to run with biological females.
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What makes a man, Mr. Lebowski? Is it being prepared to do the right thing, whatever the cost? Isn’t that what makes a man?
Sure, that and a pair of testicles.
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usual mixture of lies and strawmen from CS.
"I'm not ashamed to be different" - noone's saying she should be
apparently high levels of testosterone is not an advantage LOL
I feel so sorry for the gold medals CS stole from hardworking girls
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raison debt ray wrote:
RunRagged providing the facts, as usual. Thanks.
As I've written before, Semenya is an unfortunate male, not an unusually strong female. It blows my mind how the PC media never addressed this responsibly.
Caster deserves our pity and empathy. But she does not deserve to run with biological females.
You are a condescending fool. I pity the fool you are. You are another insufferable dolt. Caster is not to be pitied.
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wazzu1452 wrote:
Discuss....Quoting Michelle Obama is fine, but not without attribution.
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Please stop ruining track and go earn a living as a Lamar Jackson lookalike.
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"My testicles don't make me less of a woman". That could have come straight out of the mouth of Dustin Hoffman in "Tootsie". The irony is that he later says being a "woman" made him more of a man.
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Why are so many acting like Caster is saying something outrageous? Isn’t this the 21st century? I thought it was common knowledge that some women have testicles.
I thought many people even on a bubba site like this one granted that they can accord her the dignity of treating her as a woman but wHeN iT cAmE tO sPoRtS, wAaAah wOooH bOo hOo. Well, here you have it: she is just saying testicles don’t make her any less of a woman. Surely you agree.
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icicle wrote:
Why are so many acting like Caster is saying something outrageous? Isn’t this the 21st century? I thought it was common knowledge that some women have testicles.
I thought many people even on a bubba site like this one granted that they can accord her the dignity of treating her as a woman but wHeN iT cAmE tO sPoRtS, wAaAah wOooH bOo hOo. Well, here you have it: she is just saying testicles don’t make her any less of a woman. Surely you agree.
Do your testicles - I'm assuming you have some - make you a woman? Because they apparently do, in her case.
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I have sympathy for someone like Semenya but don't think she should be able to compete. That statements makes her sound like Lia Thomas though
It's worse than Lia Thomas because at least they take androgen blockers.
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raison debt ray wrote:
RunRagged providing the facts, as usual. Thanks.
As I've written before, Semenya is an unfortunate male, not an unusually strong female. It blows my mind how the PC media never addressed this responsibly.
Caster deserves our pity and empathy. But she does not deserve to run with biological females.
The only reasons to pity Semenya are that she should have 4-5 more global medals and should have run 1:53 or faster in a DL race in the last five years.
If you want to not recognize her accomplishments, that’s your prerogative, but let her run.
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Lenny Leonard wrote:
raison debt ray wrote:
RunRagged providing the facts, as usual. Thanks.
As I've written before, Semenya is an unfortunate male, not an unusually strong female. It blows my mind how the PC media never addressed this responsibly.
Caster deserves our pity and empathy. But she does not deserve to run with biological females.
The only reasons to pity Semenya are that she should have 4-5 more global medals and should have run 1:53 or faster in a DL race in the last five years.
If you want to not recognize her accomplishments, that’s your prerogative, but let her run.
To be more accurate, you should have said - "let him run". Because that's the issue.
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Lenny Leonard wrote:
raison debt ray wrote:
RunRagged providing the facts, as usual. Thanks.
As I've written before, Semenya is an unfortunate male, not an unusually strong female. It blows my mind how the PC media never addressed this responsibly.
Caster deserves our pity and empathy. But she does not deserve to run with biological females.
The only reasons to pity Semenya are that she should have 4-5 more global medals and should have run 1:53 or faster in a DL race in the last five years.
If you want to not recognize her accomplishments, that’s your prerogative, but let her run.
She is not blocked from running, she is allowed to compete in the male category.
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jkjkjjjjlll wrote:
Lenny Leonard wrote:
The only reasons to pity Semenya are that she should have 4-5 more global medals and should have run 1:53 or faster in a DL race in the last five years.
If you want to not recognize her accomplishments, that’s your prerogative, but let her run.
She is not blocked from running, she is allowed to compete in the male category.
She’s the 2x women’s Olympic champ. She lives her life as a woman. Clearly, she should run with women.
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comedyreIeaf wrote:
It’s a ballsy statement. Semenya and other DSD athletes are a newly acknowledged phenomenon that has always been present. It mostly affects regions where access to healthcare isn’t great (when it occurs in most advanced countries they treat it due to the high risk of testicular cancer). Some athletes of the past were likely DSD, but are not acknowledged as such.
Interesting. Casteration would really be a win-win for everyone.
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They make you a man. Period. Dullard knob.
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Grassrunner wrote:
comedyreIeaf wrote:
It’s a ballsy statement. Semenya and other DSD athletes are a newly acknowledged phenomenon that has always been present. It mostly affects regions where access to healthcare isn’t great (when it occurs in most advanced countries they treat it due to the high risk of testicular cancer). Some athletes of the past were likely DSD, but are not acknowledged as such.
Interesting. Casteration would really be a win-win for everyone.
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I have sympathy for someone like Semenya but don't think she should be able to compete. That statements makes her sound like Lia Thomas though
I used to be sympathetic. However, my sympathy has evaporated with time. She has raked in a lot of money at this point to compensate her for the obvious misfortune of being born different. At this point, I am just angry that she is part of the movement undermining women's sports.
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