Those sources are all quoting one person who said she failed a gender test. Those results have never appeared anywhere from what I can tell.You better check your sources. The following is from The Guardian, a rather left leaning British news source. You can also use Google and see that he was indeed tested last year and had XY chromosomes.
IOC defends allowing boxers who failed gender tests to compete at Paris 2024
Imane Khelif of Algeria and Lin Yu‑ting of Chinese Taipei (Taiwan) were disqualified from the 2023 women’s world championshipswww.theguardian.com
BTW, your source for that bit is just an X user, not any sort of news source with any credentials whatsoever. He's just posting his opinion without any evidence. Numerous legit news outlets and the IBA say actual DNA tests confirm he's an XY male.
You're letting your hate block any sort of rational thinking.
Good grief, dude. What hate? I don't hate transgender people. I simply think they're deluded and suffering from a disorder. I'm 100% against biological males competing in sports against women. It's a blatant and obvious disadvantage to the women. You've made one false claim after another in this discussion. He doesn't have a hormone disorder as you originally claimed. He's not a woman. I have no idea how he was raised, nor is it relevant. He has the XY chromosomes of a male. He's a male, period. He has the physical advantages of a male who's gone through puberty, such as masculine bone structure and musculature. What he calls himself, how he was raised, what he thinks, nor anything else is relevant to the point. He's a biological male beating up on women. That you or anyone else defends that is pathetic.
Why would there be any other source other than the IBA, the official organization who tested him? If MLB suspends a player for PEDs, what other organization would be the source for the reason? If the IOC disqualifies someone for PEDs, who else would the source of that info? That he's competed as a girl his entire career is meaningless. He wasn't born a female, and hasn't been a female a single day, let alone his entire life. What he claims or how he competed is totally irrelevant. He was born a male, his DNA says he's a male, and he's beating up on women. Why are you more concerned with defending that than you are with the poor Italian woman who trained for years to get to the Olympics, only to get beaten up by a guy? Have you no shame?
The IBA doesn't do chromosomal testing. She failed a testosterone test. The only source of her supposedly being trans is an interview the new IBA president, who wasn't the president when she was disqualified, making a comment during a random interview with a Russian news org.
I'm sure she was juiced. She was rightfully disqualified by the IBA and I think it's legitimate to question the IOC's standards. It just doesn't seem like she's actually a dude.
Just waiting for Mom to interrogate the kids ...... "What did Daddy promise to buy you to get you to say that you want to watch only women's beach volleyball?"
She's literally born with the female bits and parts, you're choosing to ignore the fact that when she was born she was issued a birth certificate stating that she was a girl. It wasn't until later in life that she failed those testosterone tests and it was identified that she was intersex.
Is she Muslim, too?
Don't forget his total disingenuous comparison of a dog being cat. Like changing species is on par to this topic
The IBA tested him last year and he is genetically a male. Again, where he's from, how he identifies, how long he's claimed to be female, what he did in the past, nor any of the rest of it is relevant. He is a male competing against women in a sport where that makes a world of difference. There are sites and bloggers claiming he was only disqualified last year because of testosterone levels, he was born female, and etc. They're spinning, lying to push an agenda, and leaving stuff out. He's not a masculine female. He has been genetically tested by the IBA and is male.
Don't be disingenuous and intentionally obtuse. I said nothing about changing species. My point was that calling a dog a cat doesn't make it one.
That’s a hell of a dissertation. You must be retired.
Nothing about the test has been released, so we don't know what the test was or what the results were. The IBA's statement is basically just a trust us statement with nothing backing it up. You don't want to have an intellectual conversation about this topic and it's pretty clear by your responses and statements.
