Armin Tamzarian wrote:
little known fact wrote:
I am not sure how this makes sense. She doesn't run against women in her designated events because of XY/high T combo. She's free to identify how she feels, but the ability to make viable sperm would seem to confirm the current ruling.
I’m saying that the ruling keeping her from running the 400-1500 is bull. It doesn’t matter if you make sperm or eggs. If you identify as female, you should get to compete as a female. It’s really quite simple stuff.
That's the part that I don't know how it makes sense. It seems like your argument is that it just should be that way because it settles more easily with you. Even Connecticut high schools have walked back that aggressive stance in the spirit of fairness.
Don't get me wrong, I think everyone, whether male, female, XY Female, trans, etc. has a fundamental right to be treated reasonably. But we want things to be fair in life for all people. Rights and freedoms are limited all the time in that pursuit.
Gender and how to classify it in a way that is fair is actually complicated AF. If it were a truly binary thing, then yeah it would be easy, but it's unfortunately not.