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Originally Posted by GrumpyOldMan
Everyday babies are born with genitals that can not be identified as male or female.
Everyday babies are born with genitals of both sexes.
Everyday babies are born with genitals that do not match their genes.
Everyday children are born with genes that do not define “normal” sexual orientation- ie. they don’t have the standard two genes, X and Y combination,
These babies have to grow up in a world full of cruel hateful people.
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I hear what you are saying.
But if the "men identifying as women" are competing because they can't compete in a male-dominated sport. Then that's just wrong.
If the babies you identify have grown up and want to compete in a women's sport? Well... that's a different situation.
But I think you have to show where the "born as a man" athletes don't have the gene or genitals to identify as a certain sex.