🥊🌈🏳️‍🌈🌈🥊 aka the Tranny Boxing Thread—-spoiler alert —-micropenis and nuts confirmed

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5 minutes ago, Mike Honcho said:

Can you have 3 gender chromosomes?

 

 

Triple X syndrome, also called trisomy X or 47,XXX, is a genetic disorder that affects about 1 in 1,000 females. Females normally have two X chromosomes in all cells — one X chromosome from each parent. In triple X syndrome, a female has three X

Can you have 3 Y chromosomes?

 

 

Boys typically have one X chromosome and one Y chromosome, or XY, but boys with XYY syndrome have an extra Y chromosome, or XYY. XYY syndrome is not caused by anything the parents did or did not do. The disorder is a random error in cell division.

"genetic disorder"  = "not normal".  An anomaly from the correct order.

Edge cases don't make your argument.

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11 minutes ago, EternalShinyAndChrome said:

"genetic disorder"  = "not normal".  An anomaly from the correct order.

Edge cases don't make your argument.

Step 2. It’s not widespread 

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Just now, TimHauck said:

Step 2. It’s not widespread 

So are you about to show us there are multitudes of XYs having babies or something.  That's usually the next step in the process before "it doesn't matter anyway."

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4 minutes ago, nobody said:

So are you about to show us there are multitudes of XYs having babies or something.  That's usually the next step in the process before "it doesn't matter anyway."

Moving goalposts is what Tim does.

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6 minutes ago, TimHauck said:

Step 2. It’s not widespread 

WTH are you talking about? 

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5 minutes ago, nobody said:

So are you about to show us there are multitudes of XYs having babies or something.  That's usually the next step in the process before "it doesn't matter anyway."

It’s a joke.  I know it’s not going to move past that “step,” but it’s evidence that people like EternalGloryHole are the ones moving the goalposts in the discussion about gender. 

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24 minutes ago, TimHauck said:

It’s a joke.  I know it’s not going to move past that “step,” but it’s evidence that people like EternalGloryHole are the ones moving the goalposts in the discussion about gender. 

Huh?  You're the Boyosexual moving the goalposts, trying to play some kind of gotcha game.  It's what you do. 

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International Olympic Committee Was Warned About Male Boxers, World Boxing Organization Vice President Says

Jennifer Sieland

August 3, 2024

A Hungarian sports official has come out and stated that Algerian boxer Imane Khelif is not female. István Kovács, the European Vice President of the World Boxing Organization and former Secretary General of the International Boxing Association, told Hungarian press that he had warned the International Olympic Committee about males participating in women’s boxing as early as 2022, but that nothing was done.

In a shocking statement made to Magyar Nemzet yesterday, Kovács confirmed the speculation surrounding the Algerian boxer, adding that it had been known as early as 2022 that Khelif was biologically male.

“The problem was not with the level of Khelif’s testosterone, because that can be adjusted nowadays, but with the result of the gender test, which clearly revealed that the Algerian boxer is biologically male,” Kovács said in an interview with Magyar Nemzet, adding that a total of five boxers had been examined including Khelif by the International Boxing Association, and all of them “were indeed men.”

Kovács asserted that he personally reported the shocking result immediately to the International Olympics Committee, “but as unbelievable as it is, they have not responded to this to this day.” The retired world champion boxer also commented that he recently spoke with former women’s world champion Mária Kovács, who bitterly remarked that in modern women’s boxing, “there is a 20 percent chance that one of the athletes will suffer a testicular injury.”  

 

István Kokó Kovács, a former world champion boxer.

Kovács added that he was actively discouraging Hungary’s Anna Luca Hámori from going ahead with her Olympic match against Khelif, which is set to take place on August 3. While Kovács said that he didn’t believe Khelif was a particularly good boxer, he expressed concerns that Hámori had not been properly trained to fight a male opponent.

“The biggest problem is that Hámori can only realize her big dream of winning a medal at the summer games at the first Olympics of her life if she beats a man. She was simply not trained for this,” Kovács said.

Despite the risks, Hámori has been taking it in stride, and even pushing back against Khelif at apparent risk of IOC sanctions. On August 2, Hámori posted a photo to her Instagram story showing an AI-generated image of a female boxer facing-off against a large, horned male devil.

The Algerian Olympic Committee submitted a complaint against Hámori to the IOC over her social media posts, and she was reportedly been forced to delete them and may have to apologize to Khelif.

 

These developments come as a wildfire of debate and discussion have surrounded the participation of Khelif in the women’s category. As first reported by Reduxx, Khelif is one of two individuals previously disqualified from the 2023 IBA Women’s World Boxing Championships for failing chromosomal testing.

Speaking to Reduxx, Marshi Smith, the co-founder of the Independent Council on Women’s Sports, condemned the IOC after reviewing the shocking revelations made by Kovács.

“The cover-up and championing of male athletes in women’s Olympic sports is the greatest sports scandal of our lifetime,” Smith said. The Independent Council on Women’s Sports (ICONS) is a non-partisan network and advocacy group comprised of current and former collegiate and professional women athletes. Earlier this year, ICONS launched a lawsuit against the NCAA with one dozen female athleteschallenging their policies allowing transgender athletes to compete against females and use female locker rooms in college sports.

“The IOC MUST reinstate sex verification testing TODAY to begin to prove their commitment to the rights of female athletes. They are impostors promoting gender parity while deliberately deceiving the public and athletes about the true sex of competitors in the world’s most elite and dangerous competition.”

In addition to demanding the reinstatement of sex testing at the Olympics, Smith, a former NCAA & PAC-10 Champion Swimmer, is also calling for a thorough investigation to be launched into the impact of the IOC’s policies.

“A full and thorough investigation is urgently required, and heads must roll within the IOC to account for this unthinkable injustice against women,” Smith says.

 

The Women’s World Boxing Championships took place in March of 2023 and was hosted in New Delhi, India. A total of 324 boxers from 64 nations competed during the 10-day trial, marking the largest participation in any iteration of the championship ever recorded. 

However, the grand event was marred by controversy after Umar Kremlev, president of the IBA, announced the disqualification of multiple boxers from the championship.

Kremlev said that IBA executives had met towards the championship’s grand finale to discuss “fairness among athletes and professionalism,” after concerns were raised about the biological sex of some participants. Speaking to TASS News, he added that after “a series of DNA-tests,” the IBA “uncovered athletes who were trying to fool their colleagues and pretend to be women.”

Among the known boxers disqualified from the championship was Taiwan’s Lin Yu-Ting and Algeria’s Imane Khelif. Neither are believed to be transgender, and are instead suspected to be impacted by Differences of Sexual Development.

Following our initial report, many claimed that Lin and Khelif’s disqualifications had been the result of abnormalities in their testosterone levels, but that they were biologically female. However, a subsequent statement by the IBA revealed that testosterone levels had not been the reason for their disqualification.

According to the IBA’s Technical Competition Rules, “woman/female/girl” is defined as “an individual with chromosome XX.” The IBA states that boxers will be subjected to tests to confirm whether they meet this definition, which serves as the gender eligibility criteria for female boxing.

In a statement released July 31, the IBA stated that Khelif and Lin had been provided the opportunity to appeal the disqualification at the Court of Arbitration for Sport. Lin declined to do so, while Khelif submitted an appeal before withdrawing it. 

The Court of Arbitration for Sport previously oversaw the case of South African runner Caster Semenya, who had accused World Athletics (then called IAAF) of having “discriminatory policies” concerning athletes with Differences of Sexual Development. Though he claimed to be a biological female, Semenya was found to have XY chromosomes. Most women, including elite female athletes, have natural testosterone levels of 0.12 to 1.79 nanomoles per liter (nmol/L), but Semenya has male gonads producing a normal level of testosterone for a male.

Male athletes with DSDs are sometimes actively sought out by national coaches because of their tremendous “natural” advantage over biological females.

At the 2016 Rio Olympics, male runners with DSDs won all three top spots in the Women’s 800m race.

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MAGA logic:

A child born with a bagina is a girl and child born with a pecker is a boy. That's it!

A woman with high testerone levels is A MAN.

Lol.

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32 minutes ago, IndyColtsFan said:

MAGA logic:

A child born with a bagina is a girl and child born with a pecker is a boy. That's it!

A woman with high testerone levels is A MAN.

Lol.

You should probably start questioning your own sexuality. 

"Khelif’s participation in Olympic women’s boxing has been scrutinized in recent days after reports resurfaced that she and another boxer, Lin Yu‑ting of Taiwan, failed to meet gender eligibility tests at the Women’s World Boxing Championships in New Delhi last year. At the time, the boxers failed an unspecified test because they had male chromosomes". 

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17 hours ago, JuneJuly said:

If they have a uterus.   It's rare abnormalities though, like conjoined twins or the elephant man.  Nothing worth setting policy with. 

 

Agreed.  I'm trying to figure out the big gotcha here.  We've learned that there are some rare disorders that technically upset the two-gender narrative.  Should we legislate to these rare anomalies?  Let all men compete with women, go in women's prisons and spas?  Teach five year olds about these disorders?  

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1 hour ago, jerryskids said:

Agreed.  I'm trying to figure out the big gotcha here.  We've learned that there are some rare disorders that technically upset the two-gender narrative.  Should we legislate to these rare anomalies?  Let all men compete with women, go in women's prisons and spas?  Teach five year olds about these disorders?  

People said men can't get pregnant.  Simpleton thinks it's a win if he can find a deformed unicorn.  

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4 hours ago, IndyColtsFan said:

MAGA logic:

A child born with a bagina is a girl and child born with a pecker is a boy. That's it!

A woman with high testerone levels is A MAN.

Lol.

No one is saying that. That's you making something up and then attributing it to everyone else you moron. 

It's the chromosomes you dummy.

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1 hour ago, jerryskids said:

Agreed.  I'm trying to figure out the big gotcha here.  We've learned that there are some rare disorders that technically upset the two-gender narrative.  Should we legislate to these rare anomalies?  Let all men compete with women, go in women's prisons and spas?  Teach five year olds about these disorders?  

Huh?  Why would the existence of something outside of the two-gender narrative effect legislation for all men and women?  The question is how to deal with those situations outside of the 2 gender narrative.

The “gotcha” is the people saying “Khelif is a man!!” are wrong, even EternalGloryHole has admitted this now.

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1 hour ago, TimHauck said:

The question is how to deal with those situations outside of the 2 gender narrative.

Freakshow at the circus. 

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5 hours ago, League Champion said:

You should probably start questioning your own sexuality. 

"Khelif’s participation in Olympic women’s boxing has been scrutinized in recent days after reports resurfaced that she and another boxer, Lin Yu‑ting of Taiwan, failed to meet gender eligibility tests at the Women’s World Boxing Championships in New Delhi last year. At the time, the boxers failed an unspecified test because they had male chromosomes". 

A woman born with girl parts but has boyo biology should not be boxing with those born with girl parts and has girlyo biology.

A man born with boy parts but has girlyo biology like Peefoam should just stay in his mom's basement with his only-friend blow-up doll while eating Bon Bons and watching "Glee" reruns.

 

 

[Mike Honcho 5,097]

4 hours ago, jerryskids said:

Agreed.  I'm trying to figure out the big gotcha here.  We've learned that there are some rare disorders that technically upset the two-gender narrative.  Should we legislate to these rare anomalies?  Let all men compete with women, go in women's prisons and spas?  Teach five year olds about these disorders?  

Apparently they already are: 

Olympics-DSD rules in focus in women's boxing

 

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WHY ARE THEY ALLOWED TO COMPETE AT THE OLYMPICS?

The IBA was stripped of its status as the global governing body for boxing by the International Olympic Committee (IOC) in June last year because of its failure to complete reforms on governance, finance and ethical issues.

 

The IOC is therefore running the boxing competition at the Paris Games, as it did at the Tokyo Olympics, and its rules on the inclusion of athletes with DSDs and gender diversity in the women's competition apply.

The latest IOC guidelines, opens new tab issued in 2021 state that inclusion should be the default in such cases and that athletes should only be excluded from women's competition if there are clear fairness or safety issues.

 

"Federations need to make the rules to make sure that there is fairness but at the same time with the ability for everyone to take part who wants to. That's a difficult balance," IOC spokesman Mark Adams said on Tuesday.

 

"In the end it's up to the experts for each discipline. They know very well where there is an advantage, and if that is a big advantage then that is clearly not acceptable. But that decision needs to be made at that level."

 

 

 

IOC non-discrimination framework

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2 hours ago, TimHauck said:

Huh?  Why would the existence of something outside of the two-gender narrative effect legislation for all men and women?  The question is how to deal with those situations outside of the 2 gender narrative.

The “gotcha” is the people saying “Khelif is a man!!” are wrong, even EternalGloryHole has admitted this now.

TimPedo: I never admitted that. I said 50% woman and 50% man is where I would meet as a middle ground. But the fact of the matter is if he has XY chromosomes then he's a male with female parts which is an anomaly of nature, but still a male according to science.

That's you making something up again and attributing it to me or someone else and then arguing against that. You're disingenuous at best and a liar at worst.  Either learn to read words and understand them and with the context that they come in, or shut the f****** up.

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16 minutes ago, EternalShinyAndChrome said:

TimPedo: I never admitted that. I said 50% woman and 50% man is where I would meet as a middle ground. But the fact of the matter is if he has XY chromosomes then he's a male with female parts which is an anomaly of nature, but still a male according to science.

That's you making something up again and attributing it to me or someone else and then arguing against that. You're disingenuous at best and a liar at worst.  Either learn to read words and understand them and with the context that they come in, or shut the f****** up.

Oh, sorry if I thought “50% man 50% woman” is not the same thing as 100% man.

You sound like an Abbott and Costello routine. 

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22 minutes ago, EternalShinyAndChrome said:

TimPedo: I never admitted that. I said 50% woman and 50% man is where I would meet as a middle ground. But the fact of the matter is if he has XY chromosomes then he's a male with female parts which is an anomaly of nature, but still a male according to science.

That's you making something up again and attributing it to me or someone else and then arguing against that. You're disingenuous at best and a liar at worst.  Either learn to read words and understand them and with the context that they come in, or shut the f****** up.

And as linked above, there are have been cases with that some of those 50/50's with XY chromosomes have borne children---so that means you think MEN can have babies. 

And you think we are the one's who are confused. 

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3 minutes ago, Mike Honcho said:

And as linked above, there are have been cases with that some of those 50/50's with XY chromosomes have borne children---so that means you think MEN can have babies. 

And you think we are the one's who are confused. 

I explained it to you in clear English.  Your edge case does not make your argument.

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11 minutes ago, TimHauck said:

Oh, sorry if I thought “50% man 50% woman” is not the same thing as 100% man.

You sound like an Abbott and Costello routine. 

yeah, okay TimPedo.  clown.

science denier. 

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Seriously, this is kind of messed up.

She was born with girly parts but has boy biology, for which she likely had to take medications to suppress to compete as a woman and meet IOC biological standards.

She's not a tranny, but biologically without medications tests as a man.

I go back to the shallow thread about trans being a mental illness, and here we are instead arguing about the biology and anatomy.

What this does is put a lot of the mental-illness perspective and and an argument to bed, because unless there is some science to the contrary, I don't believe you can think your way to hormonal and chromosomal bodily changes.

Which is all the more reason to understand and be empathetic about Peefoam being a woman trapped in a man's body.

Let's join together and celebrate our differences!

Love wins!

**HEARTS4EVER**

 

[jerryskids 6,567]

14 hours ago, Mike Honcho said:

Apparently they already are: 

Olympics-DSD rules in focus in women's boxing

 

 

 

IOC non-discrimination framework

The bolded did not mean what you interpreted.  By "legislate" I meant "allow" all trans in all women's spaces because of these rare anomalies.

Your link states that the default for the IOC is to allow it, but that each sport governing body should evaluate each case for safety and fairness.  They state that the experts in each sport should make that call.  I agree with this approach.

Unfortunately, since they removed the IBA, it does not appear that they had any such experts to make such evaluations, so they just stuck with the default.  It would appear that their process didn't work in this case.  

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18 hours ago, IndyColtsFan said:

A woman born with girl parts but has boyo biology should not be boxing with those born with girl parts and has girlyo biology.

A man born with boy parts but has girlyo biology like Peefoam should just stay in his mom's basement with his only-friend blow-up doll while eating Bon Bons and watching "Glee" reruns.

 

 

Our cities are burning.

 

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19 minutes ago, jerryskids said:

 

 

Look at the racks on those chicks!!!!

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40 minutes ago, jerryskids said:

 

this is what the Feminists wanted.  i hate to say women did it to themselves, but they kind of did.

The Feminists have come full circle.

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46 minutes ago, jerryskids said:

 

They’re not in the same weight class.

This is Khelif’s next opponent though, who it seems had passed the IBA’s “test”

 

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3 minutes ago, TimHauck said:

They’re not in the same weight class.

This is Khelif’s next opponent though, who it seems had passed the IBA’s “test”

 

Quite absurd. Two dudes fighting for the women's title. 

DON'T BELIEVE THE SCIENCE!!! 

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39 minutes ago, EternalShinyAndChrome said:

Quite absurd. Two dudes fighting for the women's title. 

DON'T BELIEVE THE SCIENCE!!! 

1) The Thailand boxer is a proven woman.  It was obvious this slippery slope was going to lead to biological women being accused of being men.

2) It’s the semi finals, not the finals.

 

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6 minutes ago, TimHauck said:

1) The Thailand boxer is a proven woman.  It was obvious this slippery slope was going to lead to biological women being accused of being men.

2) It’s the semi finals, not the finals.

 

What is a "proven woman"?  I asserted earlier that there was no boxing authority determining "safety and fairness."   Do you have info to the contrary?

 

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15 minutes ago, jerryskids said:

What is a "proven woman"?  I asserted earlier that there was no boxing authority determining "safety and fairness."   Do you have info to the contrary?

 

She was supposed to be Khelif’s opponent in the semifinals of the 2023 world championships.  Khelif was disqualified, Janjaem was not.

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1 hour ago, TimHauck said:

 

 

Those guys should be ashamed of themselves.

[JuneJuly 193]

Another one. 

 

 

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16 minutes ago, JuneJuly said:

Another one. 

 

 

Well, barack obama married a man so liberals love it. 

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1 hour ago, TimHauck said:

1) The Thailand boxer is a proven woman.  It was obvious this slippery slope was going to lead to biological women being accused of being men.

2) It’s the semi finals, not the finals.

 

She was proven to have XX chromosomes?

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27 minutes ago, EternalShinyAndChrome said:

She was proven to have XX chromosomes?

Well we know she wasn’t disqualified from the same tournament that Khelif was and advanced to the finals because of Khelif’s DQ.

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1 hour ago, TimHauck said:

Well we know she wasn’t disqualified from the same tournament that Khelif was and advanced to the finals because of Khelif’s DQ.

That doesn't answer my question. Please answer it. Was she confirmed XX?

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16 hours ago, TimHauck said:

Well we know she wasn’t disqualified from the same tournament that Khelif was and advanced to the finals because of Khelif’s DQ.

 

15 hours ago, EternalShinyAndChrome said:

That doesn't answer my question. Please answer it. Was she confirmed XX?

@TimHauck : you avoiding answering the question?