Yeah, she’s a woman only because she was born with a vaguna. They raised max admitted testosterone levels and that’s how she got in. Even if she took test inhibitors, it takes time fir them to have any actual effect on the body of fucking Olympic level athlete. She has no place in such competitions.
XY Gonadal Dysgenesis is a thing - or is her having high T levels fundamentally unfair? in which case why isn’t there a T limit for male athletes as well? while we’re at it why isn’t there a hight limit? or for that matter why doesn’t Phelps have all his medals revoked if he has multiple genetic “unfair” advantages compared to most swimmers? why is genetic variation seen as “unfair” in women but “fair” in men?
(not specifically related to this piece of news, whereby the Algerian contestant has apparently lived all her life as a woman etc etc)
why is genetic variation seen as “unfair” in women but “fair” in men?
There are unquantifiable variations but then there is the variation between men and women. There is a night and day of difference between the two.
in which case why isn’t there a T limit for male athletes as well?
Combat sports generally have strictly defined weight categories to flatten out huge swings in testosterone (ie muscle mass + bone density). Throw a chimpanzee into the welterweight category for example and it will fuck shit up all day long, so to me it makes sense to have testosterone categories in women’s sports but not in men’s because for women the ceiling is much much higher.
There is a reason roided body builders don’t compete in natural leagues while we all stand around like programmed momos pretending they are the exact same thing.
Yeah, she’s a woman only because she was born with a vaguna. They raised max admitted testosterone levels and that’s how she got in. Even if she took test inhibitors, it takes time fir them to have any actual effect on the body of fucking Olympic level athlete. She has no place in such competitions.
XY Gonadal Dysgenesis is a thing - or is her having high T levels fundamentally unfair? in which case why isn’t there a T limit for male athletes as well? while we’re at it why isn’t there a hight limit? or for that matter why doesn’t Phelps have all his medals revoked if he has multiple genetic “unfair” advantages compared to most swimmers? why is genetic variation seen as “unfair” in women but “fair” in men?
(not specifically related to this piece of news, whereby the Algerian contestant has apparently lived all her life as a woman etc etc)
There are unquantifiable variations but then there is the variation between men and women. There is a night and day of difference between the two.
Combat sports generally have strictly defined weight categories to flatten out huge swings in testosterone (ie muscle mass + bone density). Throw a chimpanzee into the welterweight category for example and it will fuck shit up all day long, so to me it makes sense to have testosterone categories in women’s sports but not in men’s because for women the ceiling is much much higher.
There is a reason roided body builders don’t compete in natural leagues while we all stand around like programmed momos pretending they are the exact same thing.