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Rivales que han competido con Khelif, las que la han derrotado, como Broadhurst, o las derrotadas, Yang o Carini, han sido las primeras en defender abierta y enérgicamente su feminidad y su derecho a competir y ganar, porque su peculiaridad fisiológica no supone ninguna ventaja competitiva: es tan "hiperandrógina" como tantas otras que vemos a diario en cualquier parte, sin conocer su genética.



Es gracioso que las polémicas disparatadas a las que nos tiene acostumbrada la ultraizquierda, hayan descansado en este caso, y sea precisamente el turno de la ultraderecha en usar a Khelif para atacar asuntos que no tienen nada que ver con ella.


De hecho, señalarla por su falta de "pureza genética" la pone en peligro en un país donde los fundamentalistas religiosos no se conforman con indignarse hipócritamente contra la transexualidad, como hacen los falsos cristaianos que atacan a los LGTBI+, pero luego fingen quererlos mucho si tienen enfrente a sus hermanos fundamentalistas en la religión musulmana.
 
Si no tiene el carnet Rowling de feminidad, siempre estará bajo sospecha.

Es otro caso de gente que entiende lo que quiere entender cuando se habla de algo o alguien para aludir indirectamente a un tema que en realidad no tiene nada que ver con aquello de lo que supuestamente se está hablando.

Khelif es una mujer tan "hiperandrógina" como tantas, y sus rivales, las que la han derrotado como las que han sido derrotadas por ella, han declarado que su código genético peculiar no supone una ventaja competitiva injusta. Y eso sin mencionar la religión de la deportista, que también tiene su interés para algunos...

En este caso, la ideología interesada y la polémica absurda vienen de los que están acostumbrados en señalarla en otros... no porque sea razonable, sino porque son "Los Otros". Este caso es la mejor prueba de que no les interesa la verdad, los hechos, la justicia, ni la libertad, sino utilizar el medio que sea para pasar por encima de quien les moleste.
 
^ the last guy drives through my neighborhood every night
 
I do not recall in whcih thread it was said, but I wanted to add about the exoticity of BCN compared to BCN, that the lack of AC or ice in water servings make it exotic enough for any American... although not specifically "BCN-exotic" :cool: :mrgreen:
 
Here’s a really question you can answer belly. What would you consider the best city to visit to get the real Spain experience and not a tourist destination ?
 
Here’s a really question you can answer belly. What would you consider the best city to visit to get the real Spain experience and not a tourist destination ?
Honestly, if you want to get the real Spain experience, just come over saying you are a penniless homeless alien, and you will get the real Spain experience from both sides of the press.

But if you find that too extreme, you might want to be more specific in your inquire... actually, you do not need to pick up so much city or town as neighborhood or, at least, district... also bearing in mind that during Lockdown August Spain is not very much itself... exception made of the festival areas... which is virtually anywhere in August away from the usually densely populated areas :mrgreen:
 
Whenever I walk down this rambla with kids chirping around right after school, I always feel that a tourist would get a sample of "real Spain", but even the few foreigners you can see around town do not seem to have any reason to reach this part:


despite not being that far away from a favorite place to stay for those (usually younger people of any country) who want to be well-connected and quite close to downtown BCN, while avoiding tourist crowds and, mostly, "tourist prices":


Very "real" :cool: Dense, crowded, highrised--- everything you adore :mrgreen:

The town in which I live is just an unincorporated district of BCN, and public transportation running close to the flatter, coastal area, leaves you in downtown BCN in a few minutes: this is Europe, every distance is small and walkable.
 
Although I would always advise a tourist willing to go anywhere not to miss Northern, truly "temperate", cities like León, Gijón, Oviedo or even popular Bilbao.
 
But I posted a city that was proverbially the fugliest, least interesting one... a sort of Jersey for BCN :rotflmao: :cool:

But it would truly be "an experience" of "real Spain": in less than 5 sq mi, you can get from




to the most densely populated sq km in Europe:


and

 
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