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And he was doing so well.
Do you think the International Olympic Committee banning transgender women from women’s sports at the Games was a mistake?

And he was doing so well.
And he was doing so well. The tweet he's responding to is even community noted, because the person in that photo isn't even trans and never was. That entire Paris 2024 affair was birthed from a disinformation campaign.
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Pierre Poilievre backs J.K. Rowling's support for new Olympic gender policy
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is supporting a ruling this week by the International Olympic Committee that bans transgender women from women’s sports at the Games.www.ctvnews.ca
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Imane Khelif - Wikipedia
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I'm begging you Pierre, please stop touching the poo.
The VAST majority of Canadians are sick of this nonsensical crap. Get in step. This will strengthen his support not hinder it.And he was doing so well. The tweet he's responding to is even community noted, because the person in that photo isn't even trans and never was. That entire Paris 2024 affair was birthed from a disinformation campaign.
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Pierre Poilievre backs J.K. Rowling's support for new Olympic gender policy
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is supporting a ruling this week by the International Olympic Committee that bans transgender women from women’s sports at the Games.www.ctvnews.ca
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Imane Khelif - Wikipedia
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I'm begging you Pierre, please stop touching the poo.
i dont know if it will work in Canada. I think it was a part of the Republicans success in 2024 along with immigration but Canada is a bit more "liberal" and "progressive" so it might hurt PP more than help him at this timeThe VAST majority of Canadians are sick of this nonsensical crap. Get in step. This will strengthen his support not hinder it.
Keep supporting issues this and that, you will find you are in a very small minority, even amongst Liberal supporters.
I think the point is that PP expressed agreement with a post that is presenting inaccurate information. It takes away from the merits of a decision when the underlying point being presented as representing the issue is simply untrue.Do you think the International Olympic Committee banning transgender women from women’s sports at the Games was a mistake?
As i understand it the IOC is returning to a previous position of excluding men from womens competition. It doesnt have anything to do with trans necessarily at all. Individuals are going to be assessed as male based on an active SRY gene unless they have demonstrated androgen insensitivityDo you think the International Olympic Committee banning transgender women from women’s sports at the Games was a mistake?
I think the point is that PP expressed agreement with a post that is presenting inaccurate information. It takes away from the merits of a decision when the underlying point being presented as representing the issue is simply untrue.
I'm sure there were literally hundreds if not thousands of posts about the IOC's decision that he could have liked and commented on but the one he chose to "What she said" to is the one that promotes the absolutely false narrative of "the scandal of Paris 2024, when people who consider themselves supremely virtuous and progressive publicly cheered on men punching women."[
But agreeing with someone’s statement doesn’t automatically mean you endorse every detail of their post. Poilievre's broader point, supporting fair sport for women and girls, is separate from the inaccuracies in the original tweet.
And even then, how inaccurate is it? The woman in the picture was wrongfully accused of being transgendered, but there were still people who supported biological men competing against biological females. The issues surrounding testing and the rules were there prior to the two boxers wrongfully identified.
Don't follow it. Don't care.Do you think the International Olympic Committee banning transgender women from women’s sports at the Games was a mistake?
No. Its time to get back to reality and not some make believe feel good crap that satisfies the very noisy minority.Do you think the International Olympic Committee banning transgender women from women’s sports at the Games was a mistake?
is there a statement from Imane Khelif that they are trans? I thought they had expressly denied that? Seems like the most likely interpretation is that they are 46,X,Y 5 alpha reductase deficiencyI'm sure there were literally hundreds if not thousands of posts about the IOC's decision that he could have liked and commented on but the one he chose to "What she said" to is the one that promotes the absolutely false narrative of "the scandal of Paris 2024, when people who consider themselves supremely virtuous and progressive publicly cheered on men punching women."
Yeah...saying you support a comment of a person that broadly paints people that may either support - or have nuanced positions - on transgender participation in sports as publicly cheering on "men punching women" when the example the original poster us using as their example is patently false is in my opinion definitely an example of stepping on your d*ck. Suggesting that anyone that may support trans rights is also "cheering on" violence against women isn't going to change the negative opinion that some people have of PP.
That's exactly my point. J.K. Rowling's post continues the false narrative that Imane Khelif is a "man" and that those that support "her" being in the Olympics are "cheering on men punching women". And unfortunately this is the post about the IOC decision that PP chose to support.is there a statement from Imane Khelif that they are trans? I thought they had expressly denied that? Seems like the most likely interpretation is that they are 46,X,Y 5 alpha reductase deficiency
I wouldn't go that far, but like others have said, how one agrees with a sentiment can shift people from "he's not so bad after all" to "who's he really sending that out to?" One person's blip is another's "see, told ya he hadn't changed". We'll see in the longer term.That's a fair assessment too. This could be the nail in the coffin that Poilievre appearing on Rogan's podcast was supposed to be.
As of last month, she's quoted saying, "happy to be tested, thanks" ...is there a statement from Imane Khelif that they are trans? I thought they had expressly denied that? Seems like the most likely interpretation is that they are 46,X,Y 5 alpha reductase deficiency

well if Imane Khelif is 46 X,Y with 5 alpha reductase deficiency they are a man and would fail IOC testing. So JKR post would appear to be accurate. Was it wise for PP to draw attention to it? Probably notThat's exactly my point. J.K. Rowling's post continues the false narrative that Imane Khelif is a "man" and that those that support "her" being in the Olympics are "cheering on men punching women". And unfortunately this is the post about the IOC decision that PP chose to support.
The problem is that nature isn't as black and white as high school textbooks would have you believe. There is more variance in sex determination than simply XX = Female and XY = Male. There are various conditions where a female could present as having Y chromosomes but is born female with female genitals and female hormones.well if Imane Khelif is 46 X,Y with 5 alpha reductase deficiency they are a man and would fail IOC testing. So JKR post would appear to be accurate. Was it wise for PP to draw attention to it? Probably not
Interestingly one of the other boxers Lin Yu-Ting that was also surrounded by rumour and innuendo has passed the sex testing
And to clarify it has been suggested above that Imane Khelif may be 46 X,Y with 5 alpha reductase deficiency, not confirmed that this is the case. What we do know is that she was born as a female with female genitals and female hormones and was raised as a female from birth. Also as noted above she has agreed to undergo genetic testing to confirm her condition if conducted by the IOC.1. Complete Androgen Insensitivity Syndrome
- Chromosomes: XY
- Cause: The body cannot respond to androgens (like testosterone) due to mutations in the androgen receptor.
- Result:
- External genitalia appear typically female
- No uterus or ovaries (because anti-Müllerian hormone is still produced)
- Undescended testes (often internal)
- Often discovered: During puberty (e.g., no menstruation)
2. Swyer Syndrome
- Chromosomes: XY
- Cause: Failure of testes to develop due to gene mutations (often involving SRY or related genes)
- Result:
- Female external genitalia
- Presence of uterus and fallopian tubes
- “Streak” (nonfunctional) gonads instead of testes
- Often discovered: Delayed puberty
3. 5-alpha-reductase deficiency
- Chromosomes: XY
- Cause: Lack of enzyme that converts testosterone into DHT (critical for male external genital development)
- Result:
- External genitalia may appear female or ambiguous at birth
- Masculinization may occur at puberty (voice deepening, muscle development)
- Often discovered: At puberty or earlier if ambiguity is noted
4. Partial Androgen Insensitivity Syndrome
- Chromosomes: XY
- Cause: Partial ability to respond to androgens
- Result:
- External genitalia may range from typically female to ambiguous
- Degree varies widely between individuals
I wouldn't go that far, but like others have said, how one agrees with a sentiment can shift people from "he's not so bad after all" to "who's he really sending that out to?" One person's blip is another's "see, told ya he hadn't changed". We'll see in the longer term.
i dont think its at all likely that Khelif has CAIS or PAIS that has been suggested for Lin Yu-Tang thoughThe problem is that nature isn't as black and white as high school textbooks would have you believe. There is more variance in sex determination than simply XX = Female and XY = Male. There are various conditions where a female could present as having Y chromosomes but is born female with female genitals and female hormones.
For example (from ChatGPT):
And to clarify it has been suggested above that Imane Khelif may be 46 X,Y with 5 alpha reductase deficiency, not confirmed that this is the case. What we do know is that she was born as a female with female genitals and female hormones and was raised as a female from birth. Also as noted above she has agreed to undergo genetic testing to confirm her condition if conducted by the IOC.
All that to say that this issue isn't as cut and dry as some 20-year old, fully developed guy deciding he wants to wear a skirt and compete against the ladies because he feels like he should be a woman like some portray it. There are some extremely complex genetic and medical issues that cloud the concepts of gender and exactly where some people may fall on the male/female spectrum.