The issue is simple: in sport, the women's category is a protected division. Men's sport is basically an *open* division. No-one's saying that anyone should be excluded from the open category. Just that women & girls deserve to have a category that they can win in.
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Entertainment. That’s why audience buying into the rules is crucial.
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And you will have as many categories the audience will pay for
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Well, if sports is pointless (valid view) then debating its structure and ethics is pointless too. But here we are.

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Exactly. Scott is just provoking with stupid questions
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Ahhh. So you don't see the value in sports. Explains why you're being so obtuse and not getting it on this topic.
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Amateur sports, yes
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So you're point is that the goal of sports is humiliation of the defeated?
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Much of professional sports is just big business.
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Yes, the point is to find out who is the best at competition X. It's all about competence and establishing hierarchies. We make it interesting by making divisions in sex, age, weight, even skills. So we have countless lower lvl hierarchies operating all at once.
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More often than not is is simply about $$$$. It is a business, I guess it is entertainment.. at least at the professional level.
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