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I imagine that it would still be able to be proven..... biologically/scientifically.
CONTROVERSIAL Transgender Olympic level swimmers
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- Sep 28, 2012
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I don’t think anyone would be able to until they’re a teenager/adult, at least physiologically ie hormone treatments and any surgery etc. I don’t think medically it’s possible/allowed?
If that’s the case, as I have no clue if it is, just an assumption, then all of them will go through puberty and physically develop as nature intended and it will always be an issue
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World Athletics show some common sense.
Broncapz
NRL Captain
- May 1, 2016
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Oh no some very small minority twitter will label this 'transphobic'. Straight into the 24 hour news cycle you go. Meanwhile people suffering real transphobia get drowned out by these drama queens
IceWorks
NRL Player
- May 10, 2019
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Seems like we have gone past the point of 'peak woke', not sure when that happened.. but I reckon it has... There's pushback in all directions which is great.
It was always an intolerant minority... usually is, the internet has given these minorities acting in bad faith, too much power.
It was always an intolerant minority... usually is, the internet has given these minorities acting in bad faith, too much power.
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Maybe straying a little off-topic .. but when I was living in Canberra, and still in school, like all schools we had swimming carnivals. Having come from a military family with a lot of schooling overseas, when we returned home all the military kids had to go a grade lower than what we had just come from. So we were all a year older than the rest of our classmates.
During the swimming carnival, I had to swim the races by myself, because there was no one else in my age group to swim against. Anyway, when I finished the freestyle event, by the time I got out of the pool, timekeepers were already gone, so I couldn't find out my time until the end of day when they were handing out ribbons and stuff. But when they called my name out, they announced that I had broken the only record that day. The record that I broke had stood for 7 years, and was the fastest time ever swum in my age group .. MALE or FEMALE.
The swimming pool admin or whatever they were from Manuka Swimming Pool, called The Canberra Times, and the next day I was in the paper lol.
During the swimming carnival, I had to swim the races by myself, because there was no one else in my age group to swim against. Anyway, when I finished the freestyle event, by the time I got out of the pool, timekeepers were already gone, so I couldn't find out my time until the end of day when they were handing out ribbons and stuff. But when they called my name out, they announced that I had broken the only record that day. The record that I broke had stood for 7 years, and was the fastest time ever swum in my age group .. MALE or FEMALE.
The swimming pool admin or whatever they were from Manuka Swimming Pool, called The Canberra Times, and the next day I was in the paper lol.
Santa
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mrslong
International Rep
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Argh. He meets the “ncaa criteria” which I assume is something like: has long hair
wears a bikini top acrylic nails done weekly Unfortunately he doesn’t have to battle things like: monthly menstrual cycle
too much oestrogen less muscle fibres smaller limbs less bone density 
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