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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] So, 'dogs have four legs' 'horses have four legs' '[b]women have a uterus'[/b] 'men have a penis' 'chimpanzees have a tail' are all factually incorrect? Or do we now have to attach the word most/all to any declarative statement? How do you refer to the qualities of a species globally?[/quote] Do you have the faintest idea how common hysterectomies are? [/quote] That is kind of my point. Even in cases like that, where there are a significant subset of women who no longer have their uterus, it is still a defining trait of being a woman (or people with an XY chromosome) to have a reproductive system. When you are talking about the human species, how it exists and grows etc etc the two sex structure is essential. And the differences between them are basically all about reproduction when it comes down to it.[/quote] XX! Typo pp before you accuse me of not googling again![/quote]
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