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She got to legally punch some of those losers in the face (in the ring); I would imagine that was also satisfying.
Hey Rowling, go a few rounds with her.
Dude, she punched a so called boxer and they started crying because they got punched in the face hard in the getting punched in the face hard sport.
I bet she drinks prune juice
I would drink that stuff if it didn’t make me poop so bad. It’s delicious.
When we were kids, my mom bought it to help her poop, figuring we kids wouldn’t want a weird pooping drink. She realized her err as we drank it all, and complained kids aren’t supposed to like prune juice.
That is what makes it a warrior’s drink! If you cannot conquer your bowels, how can you hope to conquer your enemies?
By conquering my enemies bowels!
Where there is an apple, there is a banana. There is no apple there, friends. She is just a really good boxer.
That’s actually a myth. People of any gender can have an Adam’s apple, but they’re generally more common/pronounced in AMAB people
Has there been released test data regarding whether or not there was a y chromosome? That seems to be the question that I have heard, and last that I heard it wasn’t resolved. I know this isn’t a popular opinion on lemmy, but I can understand the question.
Also chromosome tests aren’t a foolproof indication of sex anyway. People can have one set or another while still having the properties associated with the other sex, so it doesn’t really work as a definitive measure. The question is reasonable until you examine it and it’s motives.
The question subtly suggests that if she had a Y chromosome then she has some biological advantage and therefore doesn’t deserve the medal she earned. Does she actually have an advantage from the Y chromosome? Are we going to ensure through DNA testing that all competitors are going to be exactly equal by genetics? If so, we’re going to have 8 clones of Usain Bolt competing for the 100m sprint. Michael Phelps arguably had a biological advantage by having hyper flexible shoulders, are we disqualifying those biological advantages? Of course not, so what do they actually mean when asking those questions about the chromosome? They don’t have meaningful answers to the questions I raise, they just want to add fuel to the fires of the culture war for their own political means.
We’re talking about a cis woman who was born in Algeria, where gender reassignment is not a recognised practice. She is not trans, regardless of what chromosomes she has.
This weird obsession with female athletes who have too much testosterone or a Y chromosome being in some way at an unfair advantage is also absurd. Male athletes who are genetic freaks are just recognised as extraordinary for their height, wingspan or lung capacity. The same should go for women
I, for one, think that everyone better at sports than me should be banned from competition.
This is a woman who has given birth
