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Topic	Trans people have been allowed in the Olympics since 2003
Ilishe 02/08/21 7:58:43 AM #77:	@logical you made a good and convincing case. I'd like to ask you something else. What about the trans athletes' rights to participate in sports as equals? They probably have biological advantages (some more, some less) but so does a tall man over a short one in competitions where height is a deciding trait, and so on. We accept trans women as women, therefore they should be able to compete as equals, regardless of their biological advantages, such as they are. Do you agree or not? --- ~Phoenix Nine~ ~Victory needs no explanation; defeat allows none.~ <cite>Ilishe posted [p:950409079] in Trans peop... [t:79283525]...</cite> <quote>@logical you made a good and convincing case. I'd like to ask you something else. What about the trans athletes' rights to participate in sports as equals? They probably have biological advantages (some more, some less) but so does a tall man over a short one in competitions where height is a deciding trait, and so on. We accept trans women as women, therefore they should be able to compete as equals, regardless of their biological advantages, such as they are. Do you agree or not? --- ~Phoenix Nine~ ~Victory needs no explanation; defeat allows none.~</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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