[Maelstorm]

This is just a small excerpt of a very informative .pdf. I think we could learn a thing or two from the Aussies. This is exactly the kind of thing we need to help turn and reinforce the firewall against radical sexual activists.

[GVnana]

I'm in a snarkiy mood.

This reminds me of a blog topic I saw, "What's different about gay marriage?"

To which I replied, "Why would anyone have to ask?"

[billorites]

And the #1 reason why gender matters...

[jacquej]

A good download to save as a pdf and think about.

[GOP Poet]

4. Gender identity confusion does exist in a small minority of individuals .

Apparently they did not do their study in Seattle or LA.

[gidget7]

Thanks for posting. This should be read and studied by every person in politic, and every school teacher. It’s very well researched, has many references, and is clear.

[WVNan]

1. Gender differences exist; they are a fundamental reality of our biology and impact our psychology. Our maleness and femaleness is a key aspect to our personhood.

I am inclined to say: "Well, Duh...."

[Beowulf9]

Hundreds of years people knew this. Now, we have to have a ‘scientific study’ for us all to catch on.

[jacquej]

Thank you for posting this, Maelstorm. I am sending it along to family and friends.

[Force of Truth]

...that there are profound differences between men and women.

Commonly know as the Third Leg theory.

[Nonperson]

Bump for later reading!

[Tax-chick]

That was interesting. However, by using the word “gender,” instead of “sex,” they’re already giving ground to their enemies. Humans are born male or female, one of two “sexes.” Parts of speech have “gender,” with up to seven possibilities in some languages, iirc.

By using “gender” to describe men and women, a writer tacitly agrees that this distinction is as arbitrary, and as meaningless, as the assignment of “masculine” gender to a raincoat and “feminine” to a table.

[<1/1,000,000th%]

Good post!