I'm just picturing that robot from Star Trek (the one thinking about "this sentence is false") going "huh" and then blowing up........
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Was at a kid's birthday party and one of the dads brought up the subject, I asked if Michael Phelps should have been disqualified for having a genetic advantage over the people he was competing with and if Imane Khelif would have been treated that way 20 years ago, that shut him up real quick.
Only genetic clones from poor families are eligible now, everything else is advantage.
Imane Khelif has XY chromosomes. You're arguing for eliminating women's sports completely
Even if it mattered (it doesn't), we don't know this. We know that the IBA says she failed some kind of gender test, and that one member of the IBA later and unofficially came out and gave more detail about that. But we have no reason to trust any of it, because the IBA's official statements have been vague and evasive, and anyway the IBA is so corrupt that even the IOC refuses to deal with them, which is why the IOC is operating boxing directly itself at this Olympics.
No, as a matter of fact, I'm not