That Takes Balls

Allowing for an athlete with male plumbing to compete in women's sports is one thing; pretending he was born a woman is another. Meanwhile, Islamists attack women's rights, blame 'Zionist conspiracy.'

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As a man, I can instinctively tell Carini (right) is a woman just by looking at her shoulders. By the same merits, I can tell Khelif (left) is a dude. Seeing the Islamic symbol of a crescent upon Khelif’s uniform, the image of a man beating a woman is emblematic of Islam at the moment, as well.

After denying that Algerian citizen Imane Khelif and Taiwanese national Lin Yu-ting are intersexed (now referred to by the euphemism, “DSD”, ‘differences in sexual development’), the International Olympic Committee was forced to issue a statement correcting remarks made by their president, admitting both in fact are men.

They’ll both be leaving the 2024 Paris Games with medals.

After IOC President Thomas Bach went on air and claimed the men were “born women,” the Olympian committee admitted in a Twitter post that the athletes in question were indeed intersexed by implication, in the sense that Khelif and Lin (despite identifying as women) possibly possessed not just male reproductive equip…