Should the Hungarian Amazon box against the Algerian dromedary?
Hámorit is accused of violating sports ethics.
Bride born with a disability would never accidentally try their God-given female talent in rhythmic gymnastics, but rather in places where they can maliciously and basefully exploit their physical strength.
A month and a half ago, I pointed out the absurd world of male athletes who have undergone gender reassignment surgery. The occasion was the global censorship that eliminates any opposing views against this aberration.
In a few weeks, this phenomenon, which seemed distant, incredible, and incomprehensible to Hungarians, has turned into "the darkest moment in the history of the Olympics," according to Tamás Kásás, a three-time Olympic champion. This was highlighted by a recent women's boxing match where Algerian intersex woman Imane Khelif swiftly defeated Italian Angela Carini. Tonight, Hungarian Luca Hámori will face this "dromedary," and she has indicated that she is not afraid, stating:
"If she is a man, it will be a greater victory for me if I win."
The 23-year-old Hungarian athlete posted a photo on her social media showing a slender, long-haired woman standing under the Olympic rings, facing a muscular beast with horns that towers over her.
The image sparked outrage among many, and the post was quickly deleted, as Hámori was accused of violating the declaration on athletes' rights and responsibilities. This declaration states that athletes must avoid unethical behavior and respect all other participants, refraining from discrimination.
What beautiful words! Indeed, today's sports ethics allow aberrant intersex creatures to compete in arenas where even the thought should confine one to an asylum. Isn't it interesting? Brides born with disabilities would never accidentally test their God-given female talent in rhythmic gymnastics but rather in places where they can maliciously and basefully exploit their physical superiority. What bravery!
The battle between Hámori and the dromedary is likely to become the most-watched match in the history of the Olympics. It's a modern-day bloody gladiatorial combat where there is never a true winner, as the primary goal is to entertain the masses, thereby promoting aberration and eradicating normality.
Luca Hámori can be called brave for standing up in this genderless fight, yet true courage would be not participating at all. When she enters the ring, she should throw her boxing gloves in the face of this entire aberrant world. One can compete with these individuals and even defeat them, but this only sets a precedent and helps to accept this outrageous situation.
By participating, Luca Hámori legitimizes it, thus further opening the gates to aberration, which will sweep everyone away like a dirty flood. This situation is just like the malicious human experimentation Covid vaccine program: the final victory over the satanic plan was achieved by those who did not participate. There were also a few brave athletes at that time, such as Novak Djokovic.
Even if Hámori defeats her opponent, it will not be a victory because the real winner will be the aberration itself. This is pure ideology, where anything that can be showcased on stage and under the spotlight to highlight the twisted worldview is deemed acceptable, so that the media can use its power to manipulate societies. You see?—they will say—there was no need to worry, as the better one won after all. Then, citing this, similar creatures will be ushered into women's sports in a conveyor-belt fashion.
So if Hámori defeats the Algerian, sooner or later a similar intersex individual will end up beating her, and until then, many other female athletes will be subjected to the assaults of these Frankensteinian laboratory-bred creatures. The responsibility for preventing this rests entirely with the Hungarian Sports Federation.
With her decisive stand, Luca Hámori has already won; for normal people, no further battles need to be fought on this issue. She is an Olympic champion.
Source and where the images can be seen:https://www.szakacsarpad.com/p/bokszoljon-e-a-magyar-amazon-az-algeriai
