on August 1, 2024, 8:19 pm, in reply to "Re: They do. The issue is whether their genetically male characteristics"
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Why should anybody be "protected" if they choose a sport where the fundamental idea is to beat up others? Previous Message
mean their bodies develop in the way that a male’s does, thereby giving them a physical (and possibly dangerous) advantage over genetic females. The Boxing authorities think yes, the IOC, no.
It is no fault if the women involved, but there is a valid argument about protecting women in a sporting environment and putting all the rhetoric to one side. Previous Message
Some women in fact do have XY chromosomes. See for instance https://rarediseases.org/rare-diseases/swyer-syndrome/ . Previous Message
Is having xy chromosomes an endocrine issue?
Just asking. Previous Message
She's a biological woman who can give birth.
Obviously something is different about her endocrine system but that doesn't make her a man
Maybe a clue is in Algeria trans men are put in jail
If I'm wrong I'm sure I'll be corrected Previous Message
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