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CMV: Men and women are basically the same. The perceived differences are a result of socialization.

Men and women are basically the same except for obvious physical differences. According to sociology, sex is fixed and something you're born with, but gender is a function of socialization.

To assume that there are major differences between men and women is gender discrimination.

This is the reason that children raised by two women are not at a disadvantage compared to children raised by a man and a women. This is also why women should be allowed in combat roles in the military. I REALLY REALLY DON'T WANT TO HAVE A DEBATE ABOUT WOMEN IN THE MILITARY OR GAY MARRIAGE. Those were just an examples of consequences of male-female sameness. This debate is about differences between the sexes.

I believe this because studies have borne this out.
gpt
>Men and women are basically the same except for obvious physical differences. According to sociology, sex is fixed and something you're born with, but gender is a function of socialization.

>To assume that there are major differences between men and women is gender discrimination.

No. To make choices based on these assumed differences is discrimination. 

>I believe this because studies have borne this out.

Really? Because there have been an awful lot of studies lately that show distinct differences in brain chemistry and physical differences in brain structure. Hormonal differences influence body type as well. 

Men tend to have a relatively higher motivation towards risk taking. They disproportionately occupy the tails of income and IQ distributions. 

There are gender differences and gender roles throughout the animal Kingdom. You could argue that these differences are caused by the way these animal's are raised, but if we see this widespread phenomenon all around us, can you really differentiate between natural and societal?