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Hey, you said you were asking an "honest question", rear end in a top hat. If so, honestly reply to some of this: quote:Donald Trump vowed Friday that if Iran inappropriately approached US ships, they would be "shot out of the water." quote:MATTHEWS: Where would we drop — where would we drop a nuclear weapon in the Middle East?
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Tight Booty Shorts posted:Women tend to be more authoritarian than men. 
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Oct 27, 2016 17:59
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http://m.psp.sagepub.com/content/38/10/1301.abstract quote:
Biotruths indeed
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Oct 27, 2016 17:59
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Because more women have had more lovely stoner partners than men have.
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Oct 27, 2016 18:00
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Duck Rodgers posted:Progress isn't a function of time. Progress is made when people go out and push for it. Activists and social movements are the source of change. Oh, and that change happens right away and really fast? Time is also a factor.
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Oct 27, 2016 17:59
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Women are less cool than men.
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greatn posted:Because more women have had more lovely stoner partners than men have. Getting stoned with your SO is the bees knees 🐝
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Oct 27, 2016 18:01
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Tight Booty Shorts posted:Women tend to be more authoritarian than men. Except that is only a function of women's disadvantaged place in society: quote:But for individualistic countries, gender inequality seems to matter for determining the greater endorsement of authoritarianism by women compared to men. These results contribute to a growing social psychological literature attempting to understand why people hold onto authoritarian values and beliefs and suggest that authoritarianism may arise in part because of the basic human desire for social connection. Moreover, the results of this study join a growing literature on the effects of inequality, social status, and stigma on a variety of consequential attitudes and behaviors. To truly understand a person, we must also understand their place in their society. So it isn't s "biotruth" it is another impact of our sexist culture.
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Oct 27, 2016 18:03
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So if women are authoritarian by nature, isn't electing more women to office just going to see stricter enforcement of current laws instead of passing new laws? Isn't that exactly what Hillary's platform is? How is that conducive to progress?
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Oct 27, 2016 18:04
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EugeneJ posted:So if women are authoritarian by nature, isn't electing more women to office just going to see stricter enforcement of current laws instead of passing new laws? Wow, what a sexist and regressive view! What a loving surprise.
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Oct 27, 2016 18:05
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It's more a relation to the relative gender inequality gap in the societies that they live in than just because they're women, but try again I guess.
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Oct 27, 2016 18:04
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EugeneJ posted:So if women are authoritarian by nature, isn't electing more women to office just going to see stricter enforcement of current laws instead of passing new laws? Literally "we shouldn't elect women to office because they might actually govern." L m a o Also we should totally pressure the government to legalize all drugs because prohibition is stupid and the prison-industrial complex blows. That said, I'd be amazed if weed is still illegal in ten years.
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Oct 27, 2016 18:04
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Trabisnikof posted:Except that is only a function of women's disadvantaged place in society: Yea no poo poo Mr. Phd, the end result being that women tend to be more authoritarian than men, especially in societies (such as ours) that are sexist. Thank you for agreeing with me.
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OctaMurk posted:Is this real? It sounds too ridiculous to be real. Mike sounds like a complete scumbag. gently caress that piece of poo poo. Hopefully he gets arrested for something or another so he loses custody and stays away from his wife and daughter before he gets a chance to abuse them rather than after.  I have absolutely zero tolerance for familial abuse or manipulation given my personal background and would probably end up pissed and try to kick his rear end if I had the displeasure of ever running across that guy in real life. Teriyaki Koinku fucked around with this message at 18:10 on Oct 27, 2016 |
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Oct 27, 2016 18:06
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As a counter point to the weed talk: I'd love it if she could everything she wants to do on immigration reform. However, I'm not going to hold my breath when the immigrant population is politically in the box of "Vote Dem or Vote Re(WTF is wrong with you Vote Dem)". Point is that the legalize now crowd has even less political clout when the ball already is slowing moving that way. Take what you can get now and quit bitching about it.
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SomeMathGuy posted:Maybe we'll get lucky and someone will do a run-in with a steel chair. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=svM7m0ToSzE We’re gonna make America great again We’re gonna make America free again The people have the power to vote that way All you people screamin’ U.S.A. Gonna fill this country with work again Gonna get those jobs back, for good again Gotta make those deals, in a better way And keep prosperity here to stay Now the train’s a rollin’ All of that self-loathing’s gonna fail You better climb on board Cause that engine’s gonna roar on down the rail Gonna make this land of ours one again Gonna make this nation happy again The people have the power, so let’s act that way The UN will crumble, and blow away A peaceful revolution’s gonna be The best solution for us all Wall street and their banksters Who all rigged this crooked system gonna fall We’re gonna make America great again We’re gonna make America free again People have the power, we better act that way Protect the borders of the U.S.A. Now that we’re awakened to the truth That big ol’ lie is getting’ stale Globalists are shakin’ in their boots They know there NOT too big to Jail ……. And that Train Keeps on Rollin… It just keeps on rolling down the rail
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Oct 27, 2016 18:06
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I'm pro nationwide marijuana legalization, but there's a lot I don't know about how it would work in practice What happens to people who are already incarcerated for possession and distribution? I mean personally I'd like to see them automatically released, but I'm sure the world isn't that good. How do we handle situations where intoxication is dangerous, like driving or caring for children? We can't test for it as easily as alcohol, and people can't really track their intake as specifically either. What do we do about increased youth consumption? I by no means think drug consumption is immoral, but the APA says frequent marijuana use may have a negative effect on brain development. Marijuana smoke has some cigarette-like risks for lung cancer too, so I would hate to see it fall into a gap regarding smoking bans the way vaping does. Although vaping works wonders as a contraceptive.
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A Winner is Jew posted:It's more a relation to the relative gender inequality gap in the societies that they live in than just because they're women, but try again I guess. The end result being that women are more authoritarian than men. Yes. Maybe this is why they have less favorable view of drug legalization. Maybe it's not. Who knows?
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Tight Booty Shorts posted:Yea no poo poo Mr. Phd, the end result being that women tend to be more authoritarian than men, especially in societies (such as ours) that are sexist. Thank you for agreeing with me. It shows that the more sexist a society is the more authoritarian women tend to be in those societies.
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Oct 27, 2016 18:07
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Men are ~2 times more likely to smoke marijuana than women. There are also a number of gender-related differences in problems related to use. I imagine men see it as an issue of liberty (particularly since they go to jail more for it) and some number of women see it as a nuisance in their lives. We see the same gender gap in alcohol related law support because women suffer different issues to alcohol related problems, but as they drink more, the gap closes.
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Oct 27, 2016 18:07
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A Winner is Jew posted:It shows that the more sexist a society is the more authoritarian women tend to be in those societies. Yes, thank you. Women endorse authoritarian values more than men.
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Oct 27, 2016 18:08
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Lightning Knight posted:Literally "we shouldn't elect women to office because they might actually govern." L m a o No it is actually a lot more of a lovely gross argument. What is happening is there is a disadvantaged group that because of their disadvantage, are more statistically likely to have some trait Eugene thinks is bad. Therefore all members of that disadvantaged group must have that trait and so we should discriminate against that group. It is base-level bigotry. It is the same dehumanizing logic used by other deplorables.
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Oct 27, 2016 18:09
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Apraxin posted:Background music has now switched to an inspiring Trump Train song in anticipation of his arrival. It's certainly something: They just has to slip in a line at the end about the (((globalists))). Just couldn't resist.
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Oct 27, 2016 18:10
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Trabisnikof posted:No it is actually a lot more of a lovely gross argument. What is happening is there is a disadvantaged group that because of their disadvantage, are more statistically likely to have some trait Eugene thinks is bad. We have to keep all those Super Predators in jail for weed crimes, right
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Tight Booty Shorts posted:Yes, thank you. Women endorse authoritarian values more than men. As a result of a sexist culture. Which means that sexism is the cause, not because they are inherently more authoritarian like you keep implying.
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Oct 27, 2016 18:10
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Tiny Brontosaurus posted:. Although vaping works wonders as a contraceptive. Wait a second, what?
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Tight Booty Shorts posted:Wait a second, what? Nobody wants to gently caress a weird vaper
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Trabisnikof posted:Wow, what a sexist and regressive view! What a loving surprise. well he is a libertarian after all EugeneJ posted:Actually it's important to get Johnson over 5% of the vote because then the Libertarian Party would qualify for public funding in 2020 EugeneJ posted:The point isn't to get him elected, the point is to get the party more money so they can put somebody better up there in 4 years and hopefully reach a national debate stage. We know he's terrible.
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Oct 27, 2016 18:12
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Tight Booty Shorts posted:Wait a second, what? In the same way that fedoras, cargo shorts, and neckbeards function as contraceptives.
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Oct 27, 2016 18:11
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Tight Booty Shorts posted:Yes, thank you. Women endorse authoritarian values more than men. "Women in our culture are more likely to endorse authoritarian the more we are sexistist against them" is not because of "biotruths" but because of our lovely culture. Women don't intrinsically like authoritarianism more than men. That's a huge distinction you're missing. EugeneJ posted:We have to keep all those Super Predators in jail for weed crimes, right You realize you're using the exact same lovely bigoted logic you're decrying here right?
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A Winner is Jew posted:As a result of a sexist culture. I'm not implying anything. Nice try though 👍🏻
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Pakled posted:In the same way that fedoras, cargo shorts, and neckbeards function as contraceptives.  gotcha
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Pakled posted:In the same way that fedoras, cargo shorts, and neckbeards function as contraceptives. doesn't chronic marijuana use also diminish libido
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Tight Booty Shorts posted:I'm not implying anything. Nice try though 👍🏻 You're right it wasn't implied. It was explicit: You are still wrong. It is not a "biotruth."
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Oct 27, 2016 18:13
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Tiny Brontosaurus posted:I'm pro nationwide marijuana legalization, but there's a lot I don't know about how it would work in practice
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EugeneJ posted:So if women are authoritarian by nature, isn't electing more women to office just going to see stricter enforcement of current laws instead of passing new laws? I don't know how your brain stem manages to keep you breathing. What part of being authoritarian would cause less new laws? If anything, it would cause more. More laws are generally conductive to progress unless they actively curtail it. See Voter's Rights Act, EPA Clean Water/Air Acts, Endangered Species Act, ACA, etc all were new regulations that created progress by enforcing it. Just hoping for progress isn't enough, which is why capitalism sucks.
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Trabisnikof posted:"Women in our culture are more likely to endorse authoritarian the more we are sexistist against them" is not because of "biotruths" but because of our lovely culture. Women don't intrinsically like authoritarianism more than men. I'm not missing it. Obviously women arent more prone to endorsing authoritarian views because of their two X chromosomes.
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Tight Booty Shorts posted:I'm not implying anything. Nice try though 👍🏻 You're really bad at this. Tight Booty Shorts posted:Women tend to be more authoritarian than men.
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Trabisnikof posted:No it is actually a lot more of a lovely gross argument. What is happening is there is a disadvantaged group that because of their disadvantage, are more statistically likely to have some trait Eugene thinks is bad. I was being silly.  Tiny Brontosaurus posted:I'm pro nationwide marijuana legalization, but there's a lot I don't know about how it would work in practice So I'm not gonna claim to be an expert but I'd imagine that broadly speaking these are some ideas we're working with: Potential release of drug-related offenders would be a nightmare. If I recall correctly, precedent dictates that you stay in jail if what you did wasn't legal then even if it is now. Which obviously blows. If we could get them out it would turn into a shitshow of trying to vet criminals to see who only committed non-violent offenses and attempting to expunge their records. A lot of poor people and minorities would still be hosed over and it would be a long, slow fight uphill. I dunno how we deal with inaccuracies re: drug testing after driving, but right now part of the problem is that weed culture is lovely because of its illegal nature. If it was legal and socially acceptable weed users could develop a more responsible drug culture. It would probably be difficult in the same way drinking is, however. Youth consumption is absolutely going to come down to education. Just like with sex ed, telling them just to not do it doesn't work. We have to make it clear what it is and what they're getting into and hope that they self-moderate and learn. Part of why underage drinking is such a problem imo is that we put off learning to drink responsibly until our dumbass kids are in college instead of making them learn at 16-18 when they're safe at home. I personally feel that second-hand smoke laws should apply equally to all smoked substances in public. Maybe that's just me. You have the right to put things in your body but not in mine by proximity. Do that poo poo at home.
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EugeneJ posted:Why the gender gap on weed? Think about the children?
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