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agreed, a female can get pregant a male can't. The Planned Parenthood Director said a male can. What part of that don't you grasp?
He said trans men and people born with uteruses able to sustain life. Why don't you actually quote him accurately?
 
If you think your starfish is a uterus go right ahead. Nobody else does
Stop changing the subject you dumb Bingo. That link was about males who because of a genetic disorder are born with a uterus. It's not about starfish. Learn to read our learn to accept when you're wrong like you're someone interested in being right.
 
Stop changing the subject you dumb Bingo. That link was and males who because of a genetic disorder are born with a uterus. It's not about starfish. Learn to read our learn to accept when your wrong like you're someone interested in being right.

No males are born with a uterus. You can squeak all day but we both know better
 
And this right here shows how much of Bingo you are to focus on who you're calling a male instead of the biology of people with XXY chromosomes. Because by their genetics their XXY chromosomes means they typically have undeveloped testes which produce less testosterone and develop less muscle mass than average males. You may want to classify them as male but they are at just as much disadvantage and risk of injury competing with average males as an average woman would be.

Why not? :dunno: I don't actually care how you decide to designate sports leagues I'm just pointing out the way you want to do it is stupid and demonstrably counter to what you claim your concern is as I did just above.

If you understood the science then you wouldn't want XXY males competing when XY males if you concern was testosterone levels.
what do you think the biology of a XXY person is?

because it gives someone an unfair advantage over another.

If you understood the science you wouldn't be talking about feelings. XXY disorder, often called Klinefelter Syndrome, is a disorder that impacts boys. About 47,XXY - The Association for X and Y Chromosome Variations

47,XXY is the most common of the X and Y variations, occurring in approximately 1 out of every 600 male births.

One of the challenges of 47,XXY is that it is not characterized by any prominent physical features. This is thought to be one of the reasons that an estimated 60 to 75% of individuals with 47,XXY will remain undiagnosed throughout their lifetimes. Some people with 47,XXY may have subtle physical differences may including slightly taller stature, a curved little finger, small testes in adults, difficulty straightening out the elbows (“radioulnar synostosis”), flat feet, and a small depression in the chest.
 
Well you don't know any better because you can't read. :lmao:

You don't know any better because you're floundering like a carp on sand

Just shut up, no biological male can give birth. That's just science, dumb fck
 
what do you think the biology of a XXY person is?

because it gives someone an unfair advantage over another.

If you understood the science you wouldn't be talking about feelings. XXY disorder, often called Klinefelter Syndrome, is a disorder that impacts boys. About 47,XXY - The Association for X and Y Chromosome Variations

47,XXY is the most common of the X and Y variations, occurring in approximately 1 out of every 600 male births.

One of the challenges of 47,XXY is that it is not characterized by any prominent physical features. This is thought to be one of the reasons that an estimated 60 to 75% of individuals with 47,XXY will remain undiagnosed throughout their lifetimes. Some people with 47,XXY may have subtle physical differences may including slightly taller stature, a curved little finger, small testes in adults, difficulty straightening out the elbows (“radioulnar synostosis”), flat feet, and a small depression in the chest.
These males are at a disadvantage to average males you dumb Bingo. Being male in and of itself doesn't mean anything, testosterone levels do.
 
These males are at a disadvantage to average males you dumb Bingo. Being male in and of itself doesn't mean anything, testosterone levels do.
Well yeah. some men simply can't compete with other men on the court....same with women competing against women.

but what we don't do is put a man that can't compete with other men, in women's sports. Because those women would have a disadvantage against the men that think they are a woman.

Yes being a male is drastically different, they are hit with more testostermone and start developing differently then women, literally in utero.
 
No. You feel free to cry about the information provided at the link. There there. :itsok:


Persistent Müllerian duct syndrome: MedlinePlus Genetics

Listen up, shit stain. It's science, something you're ill equipped to discuss. A biological male will never become pregnant. No chance, nada, it'll never happen, there isn't even odds because it's impossible

Do you now understand? Or are you going to sashay around looking even more ignorant? Fckn dumbass
 
Listen up, shit stain. It's science, something you're ill equipped to discuss. A biological male will never become pregnant. No chance, nada, it'll never happen, there isn't even odds because it's impossible

Do you now understand? Or are you going to sashay around looking even more ignorant? Fckn dumbass
Curried Goats doesn't care about science, like most dembots, he only cares about feelings.

He doesn't think it's fair that some men feel like they are women, and can't compete with other men on the court, so it's ok for them to beat up on women, that you know, are women
 
Curried Goats doesn't care about science, like most dembots, he only cares about feelings.

He doesn't think it's fair that some men feel like they are women, and can't compete with other men on the court, so it's ok for them to beat up on women, that you know, are women

He's an idiot, using dual screen names. It's obvious, he shows up and so does the other Bingo, every time
 
I literally quoted and provided the link.
You didn't actually address his quotes. You pretend he's talking about typical biological males but never actually says that. He's his direct quotes and let's see if you can disagree with anything he actually says.

"Men can have pregnancies, especially trans men," said Dr. Bhavik Kumar, medical director for primary and trans care at Planned Parenthood Gulf Coast.
He says nothing about males which is the biological term, he uses the term men which is the socially gendered one. Especially trans men he says. Trans men are sometimes also intersexed but are typically biological females.
"Somebody with a uterus may have the capability of becoming pregnant, whether they’re a woman or a man," Kumar said. "That doesn’t make a difference."
Here he simply says Somebody with a uterus. No mention of typical biological males here.
"Not every person with a uterus has the ability to become pregnant," Kumar continued. "This is medicine."
And a fact. Not everyone with a uterus can get pregnant.

Which of these statements by the doctor do actually disagree with in the actual context he said them?
 
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