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2701  Other / Politics & Society / Re: The ultimate weapon of radical feminists in India. Article 375. on: October 21, 2019, 01:42:23 AM
There's normally a good supply of ho's in almost any city and it contributes to the service sector of the economy.

I think of this also but I never put this into my consideration. I'm sure that all of us don't want to put our health at risk just for a one night stand, right? Cheesy ...


Just being in love with and dedicated to someone doesn't get rid of their herpes.

2702  Other / Politics & Society / Re: What's your opinion of gun control? on: October 20, 2019, 09:45:11 PM
The gun owning matter is very sensible. There are a lot of factors to consider, but I can't get this out of my mind: I wouldn't be able to let my kid out alone if I knew most people carry a gun on the street. What if someone has a really bad day and decides to shoot somebody in plain street? A bullet shot is usually lethal, you can't redo things after that. I'd definitely be against this, I hope you guys understand my reason. Not even talking about terrorists, it would be so easy to get guns and go in public..

Not even close to true:  https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jamanetworkopen/fullarticle/2688536

Probably worth getting a few basic 'facts' straight then maybe you would be able to get non-issues out of your mind a little better.

I CAN get the idea that every driver on the road can maim or kill me and any of my family by a brief move of the steering wheel out of my head.  Probably it is because there is no intense propaganda campaign against driving.  (We'll have to wait for self-driving cars to be perfected before that one is rolled out.)

2703  Other / Politics & Society / Re: The ultimate weapon of radical feminists in India. Article 375. on: October 20, 2019, 09:51:59 AM
What can be done to counteract such a heinous act and the misuse of such insane power of women?

I think the least thing you can do is to make sure that your partner on the bed is your true love to avoid this instances. Remember, she will not betray you if she truly loves you. Well there's another option but I bet you can't do it ~ abstain and stay virgin forever Grin.


You are not thinking very expansively (though your sentimentalism is heart-warming.)

There's normally a good supply of ho's in almost any city and it contributes to the service sector of the economy.

Or you could go gay and help save the world by not contributing to the overpopulation problem.  All the kids are doing it!  Especially in S.E. Asia it seems.  The young people seem to have taken to fagotry like a fish to water after a couple of kabalistic MTV vids with the EDM or whatever,  Probably in the U.S. metro areas as well but I'd not been to one of those areas for about 5 years even when I lived in the country so I was pretty out-of-touch.

2704  Other / Politics & Society / Re: [POLL] Trump Impeachment Poll: Who's Fault Is It? on: October 20, 2019, 06:03:06 AM
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I'll look for yet more stagecraft where Trump slides back out of government and his mock-enemies don't have to worry about a backlash in the form of (real) subpoenas (filed in anger.)  I expect that one of the Kushners will end up at the helm.  Probably by way of Mike Pence and/or civil war.

Thanks for the summary. I'm currently moving from Cebu to Bohol so I have a lot of other things on my mind on the moment. You could be right about Trump orchestrating a plan to exit from the government while still delivering a "V" to his supporters/fundraisers, but one thing I'm certain won't happen is a civil war. Most Americans are just too docile and placated to risk upsetting their internet and satellite cable infrastructure. Now that you can have Arby's delivered through your cell phone, I doubt most people even go outside anymore.

I think that for 98% of people anywhere civil war comes to them rather than the other way around.  I think it possible, if not likely, that the 2% could and would hit the go button, and it could happen at any time.

How Americans will react (to civil war) is pretty hard for me to judge.  The extreme interest in gun control indicates to me that some people anticipate an 'event'.  It's really the only reasonable explanation for the intense focus on what is basically a non-issue.  5G is another wildcard in 'reaction profiles' as I see it.  It is another program that has been rolled out with a very suspicious degree of frenzy...the wonderful ability to download a DVD in 4 seconds isn't really explaining things to my satisfaction.

Anyway, it's better to watch what happens in/to the U.S. from afar.  Seems to me that Malaysia is well out in front of The Philippines insofar as understanding the root cause of the evils vexing the modern planet.  I'm afraid that The Philippines would fall into the trap without ever seeing it coming.

2705  Other / Politics & Society / Re: [POLL] Trump Impeachment Poll: Who's Fault Is It? on: October 20, 2019, 04:54:25 AM
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I travel a lot. Sorry I can't dedicate the entirety of my online existence to pointing out the ways in which you are wrong. But I can address this one: I never said shit about the subpoena (non) issue, so how can I be wrong about it?
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I didn't follow you're guys tiff much, but all I hear Tech[hole] say is that if there is a danger that subpoenea could be launched by Trump as a function of his defense, a trial would be unlikely.  I'd bet money that he's right on that because every one of his attackers have skeletons buried and Trump probably knows where to start digging.

Since I 'sensed' that Trump would not be interested in a 2nd term from even before he started his first, I've been expecting an 'out' of some sort for 3 years now.  'Impeachment' would be just the ticket.  He currently could claim victory (in running the country) and most of the people who are still his supporters would eat it right up.

I'll look for yet more stagecraft where Trump slides back out of government and his mock-enemies don't have to worry about a backlash in the form of (real) subpoenas (filed in anger.)  I expect that one of the Kushners will end up at the helm.  Probably by way of Mike Pence and/or civil war.

2706  Other / Politics & Society / Re: What are the things you hate about Islam! on: October 20, 2019, 12:57:19 AM

https://www.thereligionofpeace.com/pages/quran/taqiyya.aspx

Westerners, although they certainly do lie, view it about at the same level as someone pointing the soles of his shoes at you ( I think I have that right).


http://www.talmudunmasked.com/chapter14.htm

  "The name of God is not profaned when it is not known by the Goi that the Jew has lied."

It sure is interesting how similar in some way Islam and Talmudic Judism are.  Makes a guy wonder...

Maybe the Koran has as many directly evil and supremacist things in it as does the Talmud, but I've not looked at it as much since obviously Islam is not much of a threat to me here in the U.S..

If there is a condensation of such disgusting teachings from the Christian Bible in the same vein as the above two referenced works, I'd love to see reference to it and would read it with interest.

2707  Other / Politics & Society / Re: What is in mind of those, who against vaccination? on: October 19, 2019, 10:50:09 PM
By the way, did it ever occur to you to look into the Dengvaxia issue and analyze how and why it came about.

What do you mean? Are you asking me if I got dengue before or am I a victim of this Dengvaxia issue? ...


I mean just what I said in the text you clipped.

The Dengvaxia fiasco came about because of negligence and malfeasance on the part of Sanofi-Pastuer who influenced negligent and malfeasant elements of the government.

The same Sanofi-Pastuer and the same basic government that did Dengvaxia has been and is responsible for 'ordinary' vaccines as well.  How can you believe that they act differently in the Dengvaxia case than they act with vaccinations generally?

2708  Other / Politics & Society / Re: What is in mind of those, who against vaccination? on: October 19, 2019, 09:26:52 AM

Because of that kind of mindset more and more people suffered. They thought refusing to vaccinations save lives but in reality they're at risk. Since parents refused to get their child vaccinated, polio cases are present once again in our country. Actually we totally eradicated this years ago but here we go again Sad. I know that the Dengvaxia Project was a failure but I hope you continue to vaccinate your kids (anti measles, anti polio, anti chicken pox etc.) because essential oils is definitely not enough to protect them against these diseases.

What country?  In lots of countries wild strain paralytic polio is rare or non-existent but vaccine strain paralytic polio is increasingly common.  That means that the vaccination is spreading a mutant form of the disease.

By the way, did it ever occur to you to look into the Dengvaxia issue and analyze how and why it came about.  It seems to have been drug corporations producing bogus science and paying off corrupt government officials.  Did it occur to you to wonder if the same thing might be happening with the other coerced vaccinations?  I mean Sanofi-Pastuer was the company who was responsible the Dengvaxia malfeasance and they practically own the vaccine distribution in The Philippines.  Would you write of Dengvaxia to an isolated case of a few bad apples, or would you expend just a little bit of effort to see if the problems are more wide-spread?

2709  Other / Politics & Society / Re: What are the things you hate about Islam! on: October 18, 2019, 11:15:05 PM
When you say you are hearing then it means from media,they can say what they want and ignore what happened in reality.Why media doesn't cover Muslims harrased in America and other developed countries?If there is a muslim commit bomb blast then media talk about a lot but for other religion its just a small news.


When Atheist and/or Zionists of various religious stripes commit a bomb blast, the media talk about it falsely as a Muslim thing a lot.

9/11 is a classic example, but there are many many more.  In fact I don't know of a single bomb blast that is know to be an entirely organically grown Muslim thing.  Under sober analysis there are questionable aspects to almost every incident in almost every country in which it happens.  At least the incidents which get a lot of Western air-play.

2710  Other / Politics & Society / Re: [POLL] Trump Impeachment Poll: Who's Fault Is It? on: October 18, 2019, 12:33:34 AM
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Am I making sense?

Your apologetics for the Biden clan make perfect sense.  More importantly they are amusing to watch.


Are you calling it the Biden crime family because he's a democrat?  You realize 2 of his 3 kids and their mom are dead right?
He's been a Senator/VP since 1973, is there any actual evidence of him committing a crime?  


Crime families often suffer high mortality rates.  It warms the cockles of my heart when a whole genetic line of these scum are wiped out.

Yes, there is prima facie evidence of Biden in mob boss mode getting the Ukranian prosecutor fired in the form of Joe himself braging about it at the CFR.  And to add insult to injury, he was using my tax dollars as a tool in this operation.

The only thing worse than a mob boss is a kiddie groping mob boss.  There is prima facie evidence of creepy 'uncle Chester' Joe having that perversion in his resume as well.

A blind man could see that the Dems have put up Joe Biden to make sure that they lose.  Probably because there is a three-card-monte trick being played on the Trump side which will get a Kushner in and they don't want the mock-Dems to mess it up.  Funny enough, either Jared or Yael Kushner could probably run as a Dem and win anyway.

2711  Other / Politics & Society / Re: [POLL] Trump Impeachment Poll: Who's Fault Is It? on: October 17, 2019, 11:58:29 PM
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Instead he asked the president of Ukraine to do him a favor.  I mean, wtf?

Even if Ukraine comes back and says "oh yeah, Biden broke our laws, he's guilty!" It literally would mean nothing over here criminally.  The only thing it would do was give Trump ammo to attack Biden on the campaign trail.

Anyone, Trump included who suggested/requested that Ukraine evaluate the Biden crime family's activities in Ukraine was doing UKRAINE a favor.

Were they also helping themselves?  Sure they were; that's how humans roll, and it's certainly not limited to politicians.  This is a minor kerfuffle between two quasi-American crime families (Trumps and Bidens) who are in a bit of a turf war.  If Ukraine get's an opportunity to limit the damage they are doing in their nation, that's great.  If the American peeps get a peek the nature of the crimes that these families are involved in, that's also great.  With me at least.


Am I making sense?

Your apologetics for the Biden clan make perfect sense.  More importantly they are amusing to watch.

2712  Other / Politics & Society / Re: What to do about people who believe that stealing is ok on: October 17, 2019, 09:04:51 AM

What class? You have no class. You are a fraud that is not fit to teach people how to use the fryer at McDonalds. What you advocate for IS about the USSR, because history shows that is inevitably what your ideology results in. You can pretend it is "different this time" over and over again at the cost of millions of lives, but that doesn't change the facts.  ...


I liked the way the Khmer Rouge did it:  make a 'year zero' by burning all the books and shooting anyone who wore glasses under the suspicion that they know how to read.  Communists seem to have a thing about children so they had the kids do the machete killings in order to help with their training.

Marx is suggested to have been a Satanist, and there seems to be perhaps some credible evidence in this regard.  One way or another, the expression of Communism in most instance of it's practice suggest that there were some real sickos at the helm.  Likewise, it seems to have a disproportionate appeal to sickos in the modern world as well for whatever reason.  In part because it has marketing value I would guess.  But in fairness I would say that that appeal is more the fault of negligence on the part of the Capitalists for not realizing the long term value of mildly fair transfers of wealth than it is the fault of the 'Communists' who can make hay of the disparities for their own nefarious goal.

2713  Other / Politics & Society / Re: What are the things you hate about Islam! on: October 17, 2019, 08:09:45 AM
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Simply googling the keywords such as "terrorism religion" will already give you Islamic Terrorism in the 3rd search result.
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Yeah, on Zionist owned and controlled media and information platforms.

2714  Other / Politics & Society / Re: [POLL] Trump Impeachment Poll: Who's Fault Is It? on: October 17, 2019, 06:18:50 AM

Are you saying think it's ok for a president to ask other governments to open investigations on their political rivals to help them get re elected?

Or are you saying you don't think Trump asked Ukraine and China to investigate Biden and his son because he thought it would help him get more votes if Biden were nominated.  Basically it was just a coincidence that Biden happened to be his most likely General Election opponent. 

Or is it something else I'm missing?
 

I see nothing wrong with asking anyone to open an investigation if there is suspicion of a crime.  I'm all about criminals being investigated, and even more importantly...and much more rarely...actually prosecuted.  Being a politician should not insulate one from investigation into wrongdoing or give someone a free pass for criminal behavior.  That's a big problem that the U.S. and many other countries have and part of the reason why we have such corrupt governments.

If politician A asks country B to investigate a non-existent crime against politician B for political reasons then politician A is committing a crime for which he/she can be punished.  That's the deterance.  If politician B is guilty of a crime then it's doing the world a favor to pound his balls flat.

Here's an idea:  How about if the political parties put forward candidates who are not criminals?  Someone should try that someday.

2715  Other / Politics & Society / Re: What are the things you hate about Islam! on: October 16, 2019, 11:25:23 AM
One particular thing I hate from Islam is Multiple marriages allowed because it was created for good intention but now its being misused.

Multiple marriages aren't allowed in Islam without the permission of the previous wife. If the first wife doesn't give any permission to marry another woman then no one has no rights to marry another woman. Islam doesn't allow multiple marriages without the permission of the previous wife.


No problem; one's wife can be 'lightly beaten' until she comes around and agrees to share, right?

2716  Other / Politics & Society / Re: What are the things you hate about Islam! on: October 16, 2019, 02:38:26 AM

I hate that they are sometimes suckers enough to follow a crypto-jew poser as a leader.  No different than the Catholics and most of the Evangelical Christians these days.

2717  Other / Politics & Society / Re: What's your opinion of gun control? on: October 16, 2019, 12:58:06 AM

Not exactly.  Back in the 1980's when the FBI was less corrupt and people sometimes did real science, they did a study to try to come up with an effective way to address the 'gun problem' since shootings were getting more common.

The study basically showed that criminals NEED guns in order to protect themselves against other criminals who they come in contact with frequently in their line of work.  For this reason they will never be dis-armed, and if their weapon of choice was somehow rendered unavailable they would 'upgrade' to a more deadly one.

The common sense solution was to make it very much more costly for criminals to use guns against non-criminals in the course of committing a crime.  The idea is that innocent bystanders will be at less risk and they getting shot will be more rare.

This policy went into effect and gun related crimes have been declining ever since (with some minor blips corresponding to general economic conditions.)

In my area, breaking into a house and stealing an ATV won't probably even land you in the country jail for more than a few hours.  Breaking into a house at stealing a gun will get the entire law enforcement spectra to go after you and if they catch you you'll do years in the pen.  This because the criminal touched a gun in the course of committing  the theft.

Most criminals in my area are smart enough to leave their guns behind when they go out to burglarize.  And, since probably 90% of homeowners are armed and ready, they are also super careful to only break into houses when the owner is not home.


Sorry, but this made no sense to me.  What study? What policy?

I cannot find the study now.  Lots of stuff is being memory-holed off the internet.  Earlier in this thread I have at least once put a link to it, but the search functions on this site are dismal.

The policy is to reduce the amount of gun crimes by criminals against non-criminals by making the penelty very high for comiting a crime using a firearm.  Much higher than doing the same crime without using a firearm.

The policy is pretty common sense, and it worked will since it was implemented.  As a consequence gun related crimes have dropped for 20 or 30 years.

Again, the main findings of the study were that guns are a MUST HAVE for criminals to protect themselves against other criminals.  As a consequence of this, outlawing guns is utterly futile for removing guns from the hands of criminals.

Of course if your goal is to remove guns from the hands of NON-criminals, which I strongly believe is the driving force behind the political push for gun control, then the above study should be minimized and the policies which fell out of it should be deprecated.

As I see it the main reason to get guns out of the hands of law abiding citizens is NOT for fear of revolution or whatever.  What it would do is make it less possible for communities to police themselves from within.  That would make people dependant on the state for security.

FBI less corrupt than now? I highly doubt that.

When the study was done it was clearly done by serious professionals at the FBI who wanted to understand the problem and come up with workable policy input.

Now, 30 or 40 years later the FBI is a very different organization.  Highly corrupt and beholden to their political sponsors.

The only thing changing over that time frame was local laws. Not federal gun control acts.  Some sates have implemented stronger sentencing if a crime was committed with a deadly weapon.... not just guns, knives too. Bombs, grenades, nerve gas. Etc...  And thats on a state prosecution level, nothing to do with federal gun regulation

My point is that laws generally did change.  And thus so did policy.  And thus so did behavior.

We now live in a time when most laws, policies, and behaviors are specifically engineered to make more problems.  The driving force behind it are people who have some ideas which they might be able to sell as 'solutions'.  Classic Hegelian dialectic.

An alternate but related hypothesis is that the controllers simply wish to destroy the society and don't really care so much about the minor details.  More and more I am leaning toward that one.

2718  Other / Politics & Society / Re: What is in mind of those, who against vaccination? on: October 14, 2019, 05:07:25 PM
Well, some people are always contro... I think it is a character, not ideas o something else. There are people who just need to be against others. I am writing about climate and environment and well, i see people who don't think we need to change something about it. My blog is here www.zeroenergy-systems.com

I'm not 'contro' on efficient use of energy.  In fact I am right now in some heavy research about cooling buildings in a high temp high humidity environment.  Not an easy problem thermodynamically.

I am against efficient use of energy to 'save the earth'.  Anthropogenic climate change is 99.999% scam to make rich people have more control and to have their lackies make some bucks while the serve as pawns in a game which they don't even understand.  They'll be flushed when their job is done.

I'm interested in alternative energy methods only because I have money to burn and I enjoy a challenge.  Coal would give the most people the best quality of life as long as it is burnt in facilities which have scrubbers (such as those in the U.S..)  Most of the 'greenie' crowd are conditioned to hate human beings and want a population reduction because that's how their sponsors have conditioned them.

'Green energy' will come along naturally when it makes economic sense.  Right now it's mostly a scam funded by the dynastic wealth families for nefarious reasons, but some of the wasted money ends up in millions of people's pockets which keeps the game going.  True, technological progress is moving faster by dumping trillions into the boondoggle, but since global climate change is a sham it really doesn't matter.  There are better and more humane ways to spend the money.  Artificial scarcity in energy will kill millions and billions...maybe that's part of the idea...

2719  Other / Politics & Society / Re: What is in mind of those, who against vaccination? on: October 14, 2019, 01:34:10 PM
I would like to think it's something hardwired in them from the time they were kids and really can't see the benefits because they are brainwashed

or maybe it's part of their beliefs and faith at play...they have their reasons, that's a given ! Huh

I was pro-vaccine from the initial indoctrination that we all get.  I was pretty much pro-everything which was marketed as 'science'.  When I started looking into the science behind vaccines I expected that it would re-enforce my pro-vaccine beliefs.  What I found eventually shifted me 180 degrees.

Actually the above is more true of 'global warming'.  I think with vaccines the shift started when I was writings from old-time social engineers about how injections could be used in the future to shape and mold human populations coupled with lots and lots of reports of injury from victims that piqued my interest enough that I started reading and observing the scientific and medical papers.

It is hard not to notice that those arguing pro-global-warming and pro-vaccine lean heavily on appeal to authority and actively discourage any deeper understanding of the fundamental principles of science.  OTOH, people who don't tow the mainstream line on these topics often bend over backwards to teach basic things like what the n=0.05 in a statistical calculation.  The apperent reason is that when real science and real understanding wins, they win.

2720  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Jeff Epstein DEAD Commits suicide on: October 13, 2019, 11:40:14 PM
Jeff didn't kill himself, his scandal reached as far as the British crown, implicating a lot of rich people, famous scientists and the current president of the united states, Jeff had a sufficient opportunity  to painlessly kill himself or disappear before getting arrested he didn't do so, most probably he was instructed not to disappear.
Jeff Epstein was assassinated, I have no doubt in my heart

So you don't think that Jeff Epstein knew what a dead-man's switch is?  Or didn't arrange one?  Or dint know nuffin bout nobody which could provide material?

I'd be very surprised if Jeff Epstein is dead and have seen nothing which is even vaguely convincing to support the contention.  Most likely he is alive, but he could be living in pampered comport or under threat of significant discomfort.

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