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Trannies always arriving just on time to prove how totally sane and normal they are.Fast travel disabled
They're directly brought up in this debate by ActualJake and Destiny:Scarmaid's post doesn't seem real.
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God that corn guy is loaded with Soy, seems intimated by Destiny as well. His bullshit basically boils down to "don't be mean on the internet" which is super ironic because skimming through the backstory of this guy because he has a bunch of tweets not only being "mean" on the internet, but literally advocating violence lmao.They're directly brought up in this debate by ActualJake and Destiny:
The debate is interesting, I felt bad for Tiny because the corn guy just couldn't define his terms. I don't know if its because he was dishonest, retarded, or some soybastard mix of the two.
Apparently Hasan is a saint according to cornholioGod that corn guy is loaded with Soy, seems intimated by Destiny as well. His bullshit basically boils down to "don't be mean on the internet" which is super ironic because skimming through the backstory of this guy because he has a bunch of tweets not only being "mean" on the internet, but literally advocating violence lmao.
Soys gonna soy.
Like Vaush he is trying to suck up and get shoutouts from Hasan. It’s like the Mersh Effect but for lefties/breadtubers.Apparently Hasan is a saint according to cornholio
Fags gonna fagLike Vaush he is trying to suck up and get shoutouts from Hasan. It’s like the Mersh Effect but for lefties/breadtubers.
Except when Destiny tried to summarize his position as such, he immediately denied that it had anything to do with being mean on the internet and instead was about him being generally toxic to a substantial degree higher than other online communities.His bullshit basically boils down to "don't be mean on the internet"
I don't think anything highlights the state of online politics more than a video of a heated argument with a communist dressed as corn.They're directly brought up in this debate by ActualJake and Destiny:
The debate is interesting, I felt bad for Tiny because the corn guy just couldn't define his terms. I don't know if its because he was dishonest, retarded, or some soybastard mix of the two.
Well for one, I don't think we'd be discriminating against Asians and Whites when it comes to college selection if it was just common knowledge that some races have lower IQ's so it's not racism that's keeping them from getting into college. I feel like seeing the reality of the situation would change how we view a lot of things and make us go about them more reasonably instead of inserting discrimination wherever we see a difference between demographics though a lot of difference can also be chalked up to a difference in culture which is another thing a lot of people fail to address.This is what is holding me back. I find no benefit to treating people differently either interpersonally or through government policy by their race. We are a diverse country and will continue to be, so when looking at problems like murder or something the question is, how do we proceed? We cannot have different laws based on race. We can only address "soft" factors like culture and socioeconomic conditions, and that could affect multiple races.
So what is really the benefit of calling yourself a race realist and arguing for it?
It's common knowledge that men are bigger and stronger than women on average and yet it's still seen as ok to discriminate against men when it comes to physically demanding jobs.Well for one, I don't think we'd be discriminating against Asians and Whites when it comes to college selection if it was just common knowledge that some races have lower IQ's so it's not racism that's keeping them from getting into college.
Playing along (my real opinion is that no race is biologically less intelligent) but assuming some are, doesn't our country benefit overall from giving everyone an equal opportunity at achieving the highest level of education that they want to achieve? I'm assuming you're referring to affirmative action, which I don't support if it means taking spots from higher achievers just to give to lower minority achievers, but I do support if it means trying to intervene when roadblocks (like drug addicted parents or a single mom who works 2 jobs and asks their teenage child to babysit the little kids) are preventing people from doing their best.Well for one, I don't think we'd be discriminating against Asians and Whites when it comes to college selection if it was just common knowledge that some races have lower IQ's so it's not racism that's keeping them from getting into college. I feel like seeing the reality of the situation would change how we view a lot of things and make us go about them more reasonably instead of inserting discrimination wherever we see a difference between demographics though a lot of difference can also be chalked up to a difference in culture which is another thing a lot of people fail to address.
Aren't like 90% of construction workers men? Can you please clarify?It's common knowledge that men are bigger and stronger than women on average and yet it's still seen as ok to discriminate against men when it comes to physically demanding jobs.
You underestimate the zeal of leftist cultists.
You're doing good. Don't stop!Disclaimer, if I'm driving this thread into an autism fest, I'm sorry, let me know and I'll stop.
Just look up affirmative action programs. For pretty much every position from firefighter to cop to soldier to whatever actually requires someone pass a physical exam, there are lower standards for women. There's tons of programs designed specifically to increase the number of women at any costs. Hell, remember when the first female Ranger got through because they lowered the standards so much and it was so important that Obama had to congratulate the women in person and held an entire speech over it?Aren't like 90% of construction workers men? Can you please clarify?
I disagree with you because they should be working on improving their own countries rather than taking advantage of the programs here. White Europeans generally have a high trust society and can be socially shamed into not advantage of welfare and other programs. Other cultures aren’t as high trust, so when they come here it puts our own clans and tribes at a disadvantage.Disclaimer, if I'm driving this thread into an autism fest, I'm sorry, let me know and I'll stop.
Playing along (my real opinion is that no race is biologically less intelligent) but assuming some are, doesn't our country benefit overall from giving everyone an equal opportunity at achieving the highest level of education that they want to achieve? I'm assuming you're referring to affirmative action, which I don't support if it means taking spots from higher achievers just to give to lower minority achievers, but I do support if it means trying to intervene when roadblocks (like drug addicted parents or a single mom who works 2 jobs and asks their teenage child to babysit the little kids) are preventing people from doing their best.
I'm ok with pushing back against affirmative action, I just feel like a lot of people just leave it at that and don't offer a good alternative.
Aren't like 90% of construction workers men? Can you please clarify?
Ok, so if we are going to separate jobs that require a physical fitness test from those that do not, I'll address this in 2 parts.Just look up affirmative action programs. For pretty much every position from firefighter to cop to soldier to whatever actually requires someone pass a physical exam, there are lower standards for women. There's tons of programs designed specifically to increase the number of women at any costs. Hell, remember when the first female Ranger got through because they lowered the standards so much and it was so important that Obama had to congratulate the women in person and held an entire speech over it?