Female boxer taps out after two punches against biological male in the Olympic boxing

This chart is all made-up by the MALE PATRIARCHY in order to keep women from competing with men and showing them up.

On "The View", the hosts are always saying that women are equal to, or better than men at all things, including physical strength. Then the audience always goes into cheers and "You Go, Girl" screams.

Why would they say that if it wasn't true? Do you believe this made-up chart or the hosts on "The View?

Obviously, the female boxer that started crying has not gotten over, or never learned, that she is, and has been, held back by "The MAN".

Plus, we've literally just seen an Olympic boxer quit a fight in under 50 seconds (in floods of tears) citing her personal safety.

We need a clown for this circus.

Her response was to a specific statement by another poster, "
They were raised as a female and had no idea they had a genetic difference." She was only pointing out there was no way the boxer could have no idea as to a genetic difference.

Eventually some woman will die, maybe that's what it will take? I don't know.

I honestly think the ONLY way to stop this is through a MASSIVE boycott organized by and carried out BY WOMEN.

Here she is being taken out on a stretcher.

https://x.com/MattWallace888/status/1819073573870301592

They thought every girl got morning wood.

I wish the IOC would be more consistent with how they enforce androgen disorders - sounds like she has failed a test with the non-Olympic federation but the IOC doesn’t enforce this.

Regardless, this has nothing to do with trans/whatever culture war nonsense people are desperate for us to focus on. The fact that people are lumping these together reveals their motives are politics and not about fairness in sport - pretty despicable and I feel for this poor woman.

This whole situation is hilarious

Women are the biggest virtue-signallers in society, if a trans-woman was battering a biological male they'd be loving it.

They're the first to campaign for all this stuff.

When you get up, two sugars love.

Some women are born without a uterus. Other women are born with two uteruses. But all women are born with predominantly XX chromosomes. A woman born without a uterus, or one of the many, many women who have a hysterectomy (which is EXTREMELY common after menopause), is still a woman.

But if you've got mostly XY chromosomes, you're male. And you shouldn't be beating women up for gold medals.

Mostly?

Admission of intersex and transgender XY athletes is basically the same thing - allowing males to compete against females.

Most people, including myself, are naturally more sympathetic to intersex athletes, since they likely spent at least some portion, if not most, of their lives believing themselves to be XY females. However, the end result and fundamental problem is the same in both cases. Males should not compete against females.

For fairness and safety: No XY athletes in women and girls' sport.

During pregnancy, mother and baby as well as baby and baby and even babies from previous pregnancy to baby from later pregnancy can absorb and exchange small amounts of cells, meaning that a mother who has birthed a male child, or who has a male twin or a male older sibling might have a minute amount of XY chromosomes. That woman will still overwhelmingly have XY chromosomes and therefore is easily identified as female via blood test. I learned about this in college bio and am not an expert, but it's the kind of thing people in favor of XY athletes in women's sport tend to bring up. It's a red herring.

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Cell Migration from Baby to Mother

Fetal cells migrate into the mother during pregnancy. Fetomaternal transfer probably occurs in all pregnancies and in humans the fetal cells can persist for decades. Microchimeric fetal cells are found in various maternal tis...

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*That woman will still overwhelmingly have XX chromosomes

The crazy thing about these XY individuals growing up believing themselves to be women is that it's now possible via blood test to determine with confidence the sex of the child you're carrying. During my last pregnancy, I had a test when I was 13 weeks pregnant - 13 weeks! - and in addition to being told my daughter didn't have any chromosomal abnormalities, they also shared that she was a girl. When I had my first child in 2012, this test didn't yet exist, or at least was rare. In 2014, it was beginning to be used for high risk pregnancies (eg older mothers). In 2019, most women in the US were getting the test. I'm sure it's even more common now. The test replaces low accuracy tests that women used to get (including myself) to screen for Down syndrome that had extremely high false positive rates and often led to needless amniocentesis, which was cause miscarriage.

That is true. Women are the first to run out in front of this kinda stuff and embrace it, but it's not all women.

The women I know that compete at the elite level HATE this. They are under NO delusions about where they rank vs men. They are at meets, they are at practice, they know! It's usually people outside of the sport that are clueless and see themselves as standing up for the next Jackie Robinson.

I wonder how the guy did it… I mean what kind of training makes him that dominant.. what does he eat “ what’s the secret?”

I agree with you generally. I was calling out the people to try to bring in American culture war BS. Any decent person should be sympathetic to Khelif.

There are many types of DSD that lead to different levels of androgen and androgen sensitivity that are not as simple as XX or XY. This is why the situation is so sensitive and generally not great.