Die Genderdebatte

[Peiresc]

The female fencer says the issue has turned her from a lifelong Democrat to a conservative Republican

Ich habe gewisse Zweifel, und sei es nur an der Intelligenz der Fechterin. Es passt zu sehr in die Erzählung von Fox.

[RPGNo1]

Ich habe gewisse Zweifel, und sei es nur an der Intelligenz der Fechterin. Es passt zu sehr in die Erzählung von Fox.

Ok, an deiner Annahme könnte etwas dran sein. Die linke CNN berichtet wie folgt:

While Turner's refusal to face a transgender woman in competition has resulted in praise from conservative advocates and publications, she told Fox News she did not do it for attention.

"I don't think that it's going to be easy for me from now on going to fencing tournaments," she said. "I don't think it's going to be easy for me at practice."

https://edition.cnn.com/2025/04/04/sport/usa-fencing-disqualified-transgender/index.html

[Max P]

Fechten gehört generell nicht zu den Aufgaben des Weibes.

Im Österreichischen schon.

Ach. Wieder was gelernt.

[RPGNo1]

In recent years, a concerted effort has emerged to obscure the basic biology of male and female, often under the guise of inclusivity or rethinking science. Activists and many scholars now frequently portray sex as a spectrum or claim that being male or female depends on a complicated mosaic of traits—chromosomes, hormones, anatomy, identity—with gamete type presented as merely one of many "sex characteristics." This framing is scientifically inaccurate.

In biology, the definition of male and female has never been arbitrary or culturally relative. It is grounded in the concept of anisogamy: the existence of two distinct types of gametes—sperm and ova. This fundamental reproductive asymmetry defines the two sexes across all sexually reproducing anisogamous species. An individual that has the function to produce small, motile gametes (sperm) is male; one that has the function to produce large, immobile gametes (ova) is female. This is not a social construct or a philosophical preference—it is a basic principle of evolutionary biology, established long before today's cultural debates.

https://www.realityslaststand.com/p/citations-for-the-gamete-based-definition