@AverageJoe1 said"Should a biological male be allowed to compete against a biological female??"
SWYER SYNDROME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ARGGGGHHH. WHERE ARE SUZIANNE AND SONHOUSE WHEN I NEED THEM. !!!!!
Should a biological male be allowed to compete against a biological female??? I doubt you will find a 'crutch link' on this, you will limp to the not-finish line.\
Truly pitiful. You are sonhouse with links'
'Presumptively eligible'. geex
No. Trans people should compete against other trans people only. Let them work out the rules of which gender can compete against which. That is their problem.
@Metal-Brain saidYou didn't look very hard; it's called phalloplasty. https://www.mayoclinic.org/tests-procedures/masculinizing-surgery/about/pac-20385105
It is easier to define a biological female I think. I have never heard of a penis transplant so they must still have vaginas. Right?
I looked up penis transplant and got nothing. I don't think it is possible to give a female a penis. So I often wounder what the point is of a woman transitioning to a man if she cannot get a penis.
@no1marauder saidOkay thanks. I was very curious about that. From what I read in that link it is not the same and many do not opt for a penis. It says "These surgeries can be expensive, carry risks and complications, and involve follow-up medical care and procedures."
You didn't look very hard; it's called phalloplasty. https://www.mayoclinic.org/tests-procedures/masculinizing-surgery/about/pac-20385105
Can biological sex be determined by the prostate gland?
https://www.science.org/content/article/building-new-prostate
This is getting interesting. LOL
@Mott-The-Hoople saidYes… now you mention it… are you on medication yet?
the words you should be studying are "mental issues"
@Mott-The-Hoople saidI've studied a LOT more "mental issues" than you can even guess about, sweet cheeks.
the words you should be studying are "mental issues"
@AverageJoe1 saidI don't actually have time for your repeated nonsense on this topic.
Hey, I’ve been looking for you. Please would you help me with your friend Marauder. I have asked him one more time. This simple question….. should a biological male compete against a biological female. He will not answer the question. He just wrote me a long, stupid response that he has already answered it. Would you ask him to answer it again… maybe that is the answer to my question, that he might answer my question again.
My only answer has to be that he is about 10,000 times more likely to be correct (on any subject) than you.
The purpose of my post was to help you understand that your knowledge of gender is piss poor at best. So much so that I question your knowledge on biology as well.
@AverageJoe1 saidGender has a far more important role in human sociology than biological sex.
You write like a mix between Sunhouse, Wildgrass and Suzanne.
Oh please. 😂🫢🫢😱😬😱🫢😆🙂🤬🥱🤪⛽️
Let me help. One is either a biological male or a biological female. What in the hell are you writing about? They may have had their junk removed whatever, but they are biologically male or biological female. Why is this such a problem with the faeries on this Forum? Should you not all rather be calling your Stock brokers in the morning getting ready for the big come?!?!?
In the bigger picture, it's like gender is the adjective to the biological sex noun.
You simply cannot wrap your head around that, and so I question even your opinion on the topic, inasmuch as it is likely to be so, so wrong.
@no1marauder saidFor what it's worth, I support this message. 🙂
I gave a full and complete answer in the other thread. I'll repeat it here once, but I'm not going to keep posting about the same issue in two different threads:
no1: Sports organizations, not politicians, should decide who is eligible to compete in their events (assuming they comply with all civil rights laws).
IF I was on a governing body of such an organization a ...[text shortened]... over female athletes (not a generic comparison between the "average" male v. the "average" female).
@Metal-Brain saidOMG!!!!
It is easier to define a biological female I think. I have never heard of a penis transplant so they must still have vaginas. Right?
I looked up penis transplant and got nothing. I don't think it is possible to give a female a penis. So I often wounder what the point is of a woman transitioning to a man if she cannot get a penis.
The ignorance!!!! ARRRGH!!!!
I swear to God I felt the loss of a few IQ points just reading that nonsense.
You have the writing talent (and brain to match) of a three-year-old.
@no1marauder saidYes, not a transplant per se, but a rebuilding, if you will.
You didn't look very hard; it's called phalloplasty. https://www.mayoclinic.org/tests-procedures/masculinizing-surgery/about/pac-20385105
Kudos on the source. The Mayo Clinic is among the top medical resources (for personnel as well) in the nation.
@Suzianne saidSeriously, this post has no meaning. It says nothing. I simply asked if a biological male sholuld be allowed to compete against a biological female. Further I wanted him to tell me what HE thinks, not what a link thinks. Not too much to ask. All children born, except for the abnormal, have ON THEIR BIRTH CERTIFICATE whether they are male or female. Maruader keeps talking about 'the authorities are the ones to decide at the swim meet.'. Well, if we follow his rationale, then each contestant should show up with their birth certificate to the competition.
I don't actually have time for your repeated nonsense on this topic.
My only answer has to be that he is about 10,000 times more likely to be correct (on any subject) than you.
The purpose of my post was to help you understand that your knowledge of gender is piss poor at best. So much so that I question your knowledge on biology as well.
Sue, why could you not answer the question like that and get some creds?
@Suzianne saidthatis not the issueis it.
Gender has a far more important role in human sociology than biological sex.
In the bigger picture, it's like gender is the adjective to the biological sex noun.
You simply cannot wrap your head around that, and so I question even your opinion on the topic, inasmuch as it is likely to be so, so wrong.
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@Metal-Brain saidYou often wonder!??!!?!? I wonder about Marauder's obsession,,,,,,not with the screwed up failure of his topic responses, but that he will not simply answer the ONE question and lt it go. Like , OK, got it, next topic please.
It is easier to define a biological female I think. I have never heard of a penis transplant so they must still have vaginas. Right?
I looked up penis transplant and got nothing. I don't think it is possible to give a female a penis. So I often wounder what the point is of a woman transitioning to a man if she cannot get a penis.
Wonder indeed.
Then you got MB suggesting the we should 'read Marx' to get with the program!
Oh, wait,,,you ARE MB.
@Metal-Brain saidThank you. Thank you Thank you. Every inroad into the liberal woke mindset is a plus, a milestone. (should woke be capitalized?)
"Should a biological male be allowed to compete against a biological female??"
No. Trans people should compete against other trans people only. Let them work out the rules of which gender can compete against which. That is their problem.
@Suzianne saidI understand the distinction you’re making between biological sex and gender, but you’re changing the subject. As usual. The question isn’t whether gender has an important sociological role. It’s whether biological sex is relevant when determining eligibility for women’s sports. Geez. You kids.
Gender has a far more important role in human sociology than biological sex.
In the bigger picture, it's like gender is the adjective to the biological sex noun.
You simply cannot wrap your head around that, and so I question even your opinion on the topic, inasmuch as it is likely to be so, so wrong.
Gender may be the adjective, as you put it. But in women’s sports, the noun matters. The whole reason we created women’s athletic categories was because biological sex produces meaningful physical differences. You haven’t explained why those differences cease to matter when the athlete identifies differently. As usual, you find those differences to be inconvenient when you try to make your groundless arguments.
How to tighten it up a little bit.
Don’t be a wild house