I understand. So what are we supposed to do if someone is not average, which is the case here? Not everyone fits into neat boxes where the genetics align with their organs and hormones

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Anonymous #2 5d

The point is that nearly everyone does, like 99.999% of the time

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Anonymous #3 5d

When you make rules, you need to account for the 0.001% too

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Anonymous #2 5d

No you don’t and you can’t because the 0.001% changes for every rule. Every rule you make will not be fit for 0.001% of the population or more

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Anonymous #3 5d

Then you create exceptions and appeals processes

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Anonymous #2 5d

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Anonymous #3 5d

You can’t just ban someone from competing because they don’t fit with your expectation of how people should be

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Anonymous #2 5d

They aren’t banned from competing

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Anonymous #3 5d

You are trying to ban her from competing. You are trying to force a woman to compete in a man’s category because you don’t like her chromosomes, DESPITE her taking hormonal treatments to keep her within the boundaries the Olympic committee sets. Forcing a woman to compete in a men’s category is insanely disrespectful and dehumanizing.

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Anonymous OP 5d

What are you even talking about a woman’s should never be forced to compete in the men’s category

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Anonymous #3 5d

That’s what people want to force Kheleif to do? She’s a woman. They want to force her to compete as a man or to not do the sport at all.

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