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One of the most common arguments you'll hear in defense of gender ideology

is that some people are intersex and therefore the gender binary is a myth.

Now, that's what we're told, it's a non sequitur, as I've explained many times,

and it's usually accompanied by a series of additional lies.

You'll often hear wildly inflated numbers from gender activists about how many

intersex people there are in the world. You also hear various definitions for what

it means to be intersex. Those definitions are often tailored to that so that they can inflate you know the

number of people who qualify as intersex but here's the only definition that

has any meaning as Leonard Sachs framed it. Being intersex means that your phenotypic sex,

meaning your primary sex characteristics,

is inconsistent with your chromosomal sex.

For example, someone with Y chromosomes is biologically male and normally has male genitalia,

but if that person develops female genitalia or genitalia that appear female, then that person will be a biological male who suffers from

intersexuality. Now on the other hand if someone is born with Y chromosomes

and then chooses to remove his male genitalia through surgery, that

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