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So according to this TERF: a newborn baby in a rural Algerian village where transitioning wasn't even legal managed to trick their parents into thinking they were a girl when they were actually male.

Hoenstly, if you believe the fantasy, you gotta give Khelif something far more valuable than an Olympic gold medal.

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The Algerian has XY chromosomes. Case closed.

"...we knew this day would come, it was only a matter of time."

Were do you consult that information? Do you know how to read those studies? It is way more complex than just looking for XX and XY on a paper

It’s actually not that complicated, but you can pretend it is to push a narrative.

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The worst part is that you're missing the point. We are not even discussing if trans women should compete, we are discussing that the Argelian boxer is unfairly being accused of being a man without real evidence. That's it.

It’s actually not that complicated, but you can pretend it is to push a narrative. 

https://www.nine.com.au/sport/olympics/paris-2024-philippines-fighter-hergie-bacyadan-says-xy-chromosome-boxers-should-not-be-allowed-to-compete-against-females-20240801-p5jyh8.html

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK9967/

they just use whatever fits the narrative best. this isn't and has never been about actual science/biology because it would have to be a nuanced and complex discussion