Newsflash: Men and Women are different

This goes out to everyone's favorite ass clown, John. Ok let's start with a term used for primates.

Sexual dimorphism- characteristic anatomical (and behavioral)
differences between males and females of a species.

Yes this is quite a common trait of primates and is taken right out of my anthropology book last semester, Humankind Emerging by Bernard Campbell and James Loy.

Here is an excerpt from the paragraph explaining it:

Charles Darwin. in his discussion of sexual selection, noted that competition
for mates is unequal between the sexes of most species.

My book even lists the bonds between males-males as "strong" and females-females as
"weak to moderate" in comparisons with other primates. I mean if you make a joke about women being catty towards each other, it is sexist. but apparently anthropologists who study primates recognize bonds between females in the human species as weak. This isn't some outdated old school book. These two guys are crazy liberals. They talk about global warming, the need for environmental harmony, and lot of other modern liberal shit all over the place. The thing is, when it comes to hard science, they can't avoid it all the time. They have to admit that genetic behavior patterns are different between the sexes. And whatever difference there is between genetical behavior and real life behavior, the human species tends to magnify those differences because of cultural evolution, an evolution just as real as genetic. Because culture has become complex, the need for physical evolution decreased because we could do some of it ourselves. Here is an excerpt:

The importance of a cultural way of life cannot be overemphasized. our
reliance on cultural adaptation has set us apart from the other primates.
For better or worse, we are the only living primate species that exerts any
control over its own evolutionary future.

Ok so if I made the statement that I think society should promote women raising children and being home-oriented, and that men should bring home the bacon, it would be considered sexist, no? Well, if evolutionary and culturally, our society has moved that way, then what is sexism?

Discrimination based on gender, especially discrimination against women.
Attitudes, conditions, or behaviors that promote stereotyping of social
roles based on gender

So let's play more grammatical games, what is stereotyping?

A conventional, formulaic, and oversimplified conception, opinion, or
image.

Ok so a formulaic and oversimplified conception. Now are anthropologists stereotyping women when they say their bonds between themselves are weaker than men? I would have to say that they are. They are painting women with a broad brush. So when I say that women trend toward passiveness or that men trend towards aggressiveness or that males in the human species are more aggressive genetically and then subsequently culturally than females. , this is true but also sexist.
So what we have is basically an obsolete word. You can't generalize at all even though there are definite general patterns recognized by accomplished scholars. The cruz of the situation is this "generalization" theme. We can't generalize is the point of the politically correct asshole. But guess what, generalizing is the first step in conveying meaning. When conveying any idea to someone, you start basic. What do you have in your hands clupbert?
I have a ball- well that's pretty general
I have a red ball.
I have a big red bouncy ball.
Even that is general. Language is all about generalizations. As long as the speaker of language can realize that we use words to fit objects and not to fit objects to words, then we can generalize all day. So if you call me sexist, then you have to call anthropologists and psychologists sexists. Because they make generalizations about each sex all over the place. And if you are still skeptical that women and men are actually genetically different, then read this book here. It is a common liberal thing to attribute differences between the sexes to "socially constructed gender roles". Sounds nice, but is not true unfortunately.