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I’m genuinely confused here. Can someone help clear this up?
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You're genuinely an idiot

Can you help me out and explain why?

It’s obviously nuanced. There is a small subset of females (maybe 1 in 200?) who have significantly higher testosterone than other females naturally, whether due to being intersex or AIS. These edge cases are quite complicated to make rules for. Khelif is a woman, but her advantages probably shouldn’t be allowed in a combat sport like boxing for safety reasons. Where to draw the line based on the specific genotype or sport is a bit arbitrary but this situation is going to come up again and is worthy of discussion. Going through puberty as a male confers an advantage that should exclude one from competing in high level events as a female, even after reassignment therapy.

Small correction - I do not believe she ever took hormones. She has DSD (difference of sexual developmental) so she has male hormone levels but physically she was born with and has a vagina. The rest of your points all hold.

Will Jaffe is a CUCK

Will, I can understand your confusion on this incredibly complicated topic. Wait, no I can’t. Stop being a faqqot.

Disingenuous take. Khelif was banned by the IBA. Khelif has XY chromosomes, high levels of testosterone, and I presume was born with internal testicles although I don't know that. This creates an unfair competitive advantage against the spirit of age/sex/weight classes.

2 genders.. XX chromosomes, XY chromosomes I mean that’s what science says 🤷♀️

XY chromosomes = man She fought a woman. Case closed, not confusing

Spoken like a man who has no penis.

