The Problems with Trans-ideology

That’s the same thing, just worded irresponsibly. One hundred percent of the “XY” stuff is based on one person saying so one time, without any verification or even confirmation that they tested for that

Its not irresponsible at all, most of life works off of just one person saying something. The verification process could have been used by the two men during appeals I would imagine. The IOC isn't releasing what medical information they have and for good reason for them.

You're trying to make a point but I really don't know what it is. Both of these are pretty easy, meaning they're most likely male.
 
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It doesn't state that. It states that one guy said that, and the IBA notably did not. It's not false information to say that one guy said that, while the IBA notably did not.

Just read post 6639 again, first you responded with a quote that was already included in that post and now rewriting the post I quoted in that post
Again, you would argue with a damn wall. The article quoted the IBA dude.

The IBA says they have 2 independent labs in 2 different countries that verify the results. Again, I can't confirm more than that, but it appears more than 1 guy is saying it if that is the case.
 
That’s the same thing, just worded irresponsibly. One hundred percent of the “XY” stuff is based on one person saying so one time, without any verification or even confirmation that they tested for that

Two questions:

1. Other than XY, what else could they have failed based on the rules of that organization? I’m not an expert on that organization, so idk.

2. You don’t actually care if they’re XY, right? You still believe they should compete against women
 
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It doesn't state that. It states that one guy said that, and the IBA notably did not. It's not false information to say that one guy said that, while the IBA notably did not.

Just read post 6639 again, first you responded with a quote that was already included in that post and now rewriting the post I quoted in that post
 

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From the IBA.


Point to note, the athletes did not undergo a testosterone examination but were subject to a separate and recognized test, whereby the specifics remain confidential. This test conclusively indicated that both athletes did not meet the required necessary eligibility criteria and were found to have competitive advantages over other female competitors.

The decision made by IBA on 24 March 2023, was subsequently ratified by the IBA Board of Directors on 25 March 2023. The official record of this decision can be accessed on the IBA website here IBA Board of Directors Meeting Minutes.

The disqualification was based on two tests conducted on both athletes as follows:

Test performed during the IBA Women’s World Boxing Championships in Istanbul 2022.
Test performed during the IBA Women’s World Boxing Championships in New Delhi 2023.
 
From the IBA.


Point to note, the athletes did not undergo a testosterone examination but were subject to a separate and recognized test, whereby the specifics remain confidential. This test conclusively indicated that both athletes did not meet the required necessary eligibility criteria and were found to have competitive advantages over other female competitors.

The decision made by IBA on 24 March 2023, was subsequently ratified by the IBA Board of Directors on 25 March 2023. The official record of this decision can be accessed on the IBA website here IBA Board of Directors Meeting Minutes.

The disqualification was based on two tests conducted on both athletes as follows:

Test performed during the IBA Women’s World Boxing Championships in Istanbul 2022.
Test performed during the IBA Women’s World Boxing Championships in New Delhi 2023.
Like I said, doesn’t say what the test was and doesn’t mention chromosomes even one time. This is all based on that one guy
 
Again, you would argue with a damn wall. The article quoted the IBA dude.

The IBA says they have 2 independent labs in 2 different countries that verify the results. Again, I can't confirm more than that, but it appears more than 1 guy is saying it if that is the case.
This is bad logic just like “why would the Sporting News say that” is bad logic. Whether or not there are multiple people “verifying the results” still doesn’t confirm that they even tested chromosomes at all, that implication only came from 1 person
 
Like I said, doesn’t say what the test was and doesn’t mention chromosomes even one time. This is all based on that one guy
Their rules state XY is the eligibility criteria. What else would the test be? That one guy is the President of the IBA that is backed up by a Board. I included the minutes to the board meeting that it was discussed.
 
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Their rules state XY is the eligibility criteria. What else would the test be? That one guy is the President of the IBA that is backed up by a Board. I included the minutes to the board meeting that it was discussed.
The Board was ratifying the results of the test, they weren’t “backing him up” in saying she was XY and we don’t know what the test was. The Board/labs/whatever have nothing to do with that unless they confirm that they tested her chromosomes and she’s XY, but as of now that is not verified to my knowledge and the entire thing is based on one comment from one person
 
The Board was ratifying the results of the test, they weren’t “backing him up” in saying she was XY and we don’t know what the test was. The Board/labs/whatever have nothing to do with that unless they confirm that they tested her chromosomes and she’s XY, but as of now that is not verified to my knowledge and the entire thing is based on one comment from one person

Give us another option. What else could they have failed
 
The Board was ratifying the results of the test, they weren’t “backing him up” in saying she was XY and we don’t know what the test was. The Board/labs/whatever have nothing to do with that unless they confirm that they tested her chromosomes and she’s XY, but as of now that is not verified to my knowledge and the entire thing is based on one comment from one person
They were ratifying the decision to disqualify the 2 boxers based on the failed test.
 
The Board was ratifying the results of the test, they weren’t “backing him up” in saying she was XY and we don’t know what the test was. The Board/labs/whatever have nothing to do with that unless they confirm that they tested her chromosomes and she’s XY, but as of now that is not verified to my knowledge and the entire thing is based on one comment from one person

A person can be convicted for Murder based on the comment of one person and sentenced to death. What is your point?

A reasonable person could conclude those men are men without a test, the IBA situation only provides additional facts (or disputed facts), and a person at the top of IBA has made the claim.

Most likely both of these boxers are male. The IOC if it wishes could make this simple by just following up what they already know and have records of in the future, or not.
 
I guess you are right. I have just as much proof that she's not trans as I have that you aren't. Same for Trump and Harris. My gosh what did you just discover!
I knew Trump and Harris were trans lovers. Quick, someone tweet catturd!
 
They keep saying that this person has identified as female since birth. I find it hard to believe a newborn infant could identify as anything. I can see that if there were certain birth defects that a choice made by others could be made.
 

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