Men are brutalizing women at 2024 Olympics; they call it sports – Leo Hohmann
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Video of Italian woman who lasted only 46 seconds in ring with a brutish Algerian man says it all. We may need to boycott these disgraceful games and any advertisers that help pay for them.
They say you should never hit a woman — except in the Olympics. The International Olympic Committee is forcing female boxers to fight against men and it’s absolutely painful to watch. WATCH VIDEO BELOW https://x.com/fairplaywomen/status/1818960824079089866 Anna Slatz of Reduxx Feminist News explains how we got to this point in the boxing world. In her article, published July 27, 2024, she reports that the Women’s World Boxing Championships took place in March of 2023 and was hosted in New Delhi, India. A total of 324 boxers from 64 nations competed during the 10-day trial, marking the largest participation in any iteration of the championship ever recorded. Slatz writes:
We have some video footage of the Algerian man, Mr. Khelif, who you will see dressed in red. The real woman he is fighting is in blue – her name is Angela Carini of Italy. Carini abandoned her fight against the Algerian male after 46 seconds in the ring with him. The punishment she was taking was simply terrifying. David Strom writes in a column for Hotair: “Men whom the International Boxing Association has disqualified from fighting women are fighting at the Olympics as women. Men who gender ideologists insist are women, because they say so. “…When something like this happens before your eyes, you realize that the issue isn’t just fairness but whether the IOC is sanctioning and even promoting male violence against women. It’s abuse, put on for the fun and profit of the elites who want to see it.” This is a gladiator show nobody outside of society’s sickest souls would enjoy spectating. Olympics organizers need to know we don’t share their strange fetish. Shut them off and tune them out. Perhaps a nice drop in ratings will cause advertisers to pull their ads from these shameful games. In fact, we should boycott the advertisers, too. God help us. Western civilization is imploding before our very eyes. |
Ridiculous. Totally.
This is what I read on another site: ‘According to Algeria, Khelif is not transgender at all but a woman affected by a condition known as hyperandrogenism, characterized by a high level of testosterone and the presence of XY chromosomes.’
If he’s got any XY chromosomes, he’s a man and if he’s supposed to be a woman with a health condition, then he shouldn’t be boxing with women. At least something as blatant as that wakes up more people.
He should be disqualified immediately. If all the females in these sports refuse to take part, let the guy have his gold medal – the Olympic Games are finished anyway.
TBH, women could always fight before the women’s lib movement. Threaten her children and you’ll find out for yourself. I also don’t care about many of the changes that have been forced upon society re sexual identity, as the majority are still easy to get along with. Judo was always a mixed thing ie both sexes participated, but boxing seems very unfeminine to me, and I feel that, and it’s only a thought, many might regret the negative effects it will have on their looks. However, I’m sure if my granddaughter or my good lady reads this, I’ll be wrong. I usually am. I rely a lot on feeling, perhaps that’s not allowed anymore, and I don’t watch TV, Social Media, or the press, so I am likely uneducated in the current way you must think. No offence intended to female boxers, but I’m afraid that whether you’re fighting a man or a woman, I won’t be watching.
I agree Ian, women shouldn’t be boxing at all. Particularly if they can’t take a punch
The whole story is ridiculous, a boxer who can’t take a heavy punch on the nose? Huh? Ridiculous and funny at the same time
I suppose woman’s boxing could always bring in a punch measurement system of some sort. No punching hard, only powder puff punching allowed
I don’t believe any contact sports are suitable for women. In Canada (I think) a man on a women’s rugby team badly injured a women on the other side.
Non-contact sports like swimming and weightlifting are just plain unfair, with men who can’t cut the mustard in a man’s team, passing themselves off as women. In the US in particular it matters, because sports’ scholarships are given to winners and these girls have no chance.