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@4r4nd0mninj4 @RemoCan62 @CCFR_CCDAF @McLeanChronicle @MikeColleTo This issue is he does not understand automatic vs semi automatic guns. So, the guy in the video needs to shut up about topics he does not care enough about to understand.

@RemoCan62 @CCFR_CCDAF @McLeanChronicle @MikeColleTo I believe he means that the courts are allowing people out on bail who walk around with loaded guns, regardless of how often they get arrested for it. 🤷‍♂️

💥MUST WATCH: Former officer @McLeanChronicle on the gang-related shooting at the Salsa on St. Clair festival, @MikeColleTo calling out the Liberal justice system, and failed gun bans. "These guys have been arrested before. Charged before. Probably [banned] from weapons before."

@Rongwrong_ @jakozloski @hbdchick I get your moral argument but why obfuscate data driven truths? If behaviors that lead to poor societal outcomes are more heritable than environmentally determined, then we waste trillions in misguided attempts to improve environments. Truth will set us free. No?

@jakozloski @hbdchick I don’t doubt that shared environment has a low effect on marital status, but “mostly genetic” and “inherit” are awful language for talking about behavioral genetics

The "cycle of divorce" is mostly genetic, not environmental. Adopted kids inherit their biological parents' divorces. Across 19,715 Swedish adoptees, divorce risk tracked the parents they never met (not the family that raised them). Study: pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC58…

@Rockternal We may eventually also get a Honda 450 so we can do 100+ mile daily trail rides in the Michigan upper peninsula.

@Rockternal We’ve only had the MX for a week. I got my 15 year old son a Honda CRF 300 in Feb. We ride daily in the rural MO Ozarks. It’s fun switching g back and m forth between bikes. As a a beginner the simplicity of the Varg has helped my confidence a ton in riding both bikes.

This could be interesting. The second product from Stark Future is the Stark VARG EX: a road legal Enduro bike with a wealth of customisation options & a few innovations such as the light system. A1 holders can ride it & even those with just a car licence in some countries

@Rockternal We ordered thru local Stark dealer who will install upon receipt. I think it’s $350 including instal.

@OzarkPath Any luck with wiring?

@DFLandersbro @The_MotoFam The firm Varg MX seat wears my ass soar long before the battery gets below 70%!

@The_MotoFam Battery life is 100% an issue

Things I’ve learned about the Stark Varg: 1) It’s extremely easy to ride whether you’re new to riding dirt bikes, or a seasoned vet. 2) It Performs Well in both Moto or trail riding. 3) Power is not an issue. Neither is battery life. 4) Yes it can sound like an RC car.

@Riverrat834 @The_MotoFam Agreed it’s about 20 lbs heavier but that weight is distributed w lower center of gravity so it is about the same or a little easier to lift from horizontal to vertical if you lay it down.

@The_MotoFam What’s the weight comparison between a regular bike and this one?

@Rockternal Yes. We just ordered OEM headlight.

@OntrackOffroad Curious if you could install the headlight on the mx versions?

@LegacyKain865 @PBDsPodcast What is X censoring? Sincere

@PBDsPodcast Well definitely Elon is not freedom of speech he said he wouldn't censor on his platform and he lied through his teeth

"One of the Great Disappointments" - Newsom Takes Credit for Elon Musk's Billions

@celestialnormie @newstart_2024 I agree whole heartedly w that point. Apps handicap the daters w courage, charisma or charm.

@OzarkPath @newstart_2024 Fair enough. But i often see dating apps and the dating market treated as one and the same thing. One is very limited, one is almost infinite.

@celestialnormie @newstart_2024 Because there is easily quotable data provided by the dating sites. The digital nature of the dating sites is a data goldmine for socialogists. Expensive scientific studies are required to measure live in person dating behavior.

Why does EVERYONE talk about the woes of dating always do so in the context of swipes and apps - Get outside and approach (study the London day game model) - Get mixed sex hobbies (swing dance) You’ll meet more, quality women who aren’t ran through and drunk off attention on dating apps

@GenXReaction @japan_nobunaga It’s funny how they always pick competing against actual women so they can win. Effeminate men getting destroyed by masculine men in competition is no fun.

@japan_nobunaga This is why trans activists insist that "trans women ARE women." They aren't arguing for men to enter women's sports, lordy no! Not because they care for the women's category of sport but because these men don't want to compete against other men.

Women's sports exists because women asked for a category that males could not enter. That was the entire point. Letting biological males into it does not make sport more "inclusive." It makes the women's category meaningless. You cannot be pro-women and erase the word "woman" at the same time.

@sappholives83 I pray that the ambulance chasing lawyers the left so reveres in movies descend on these medical professionals and practices like a plague of locust devouring the guilty in their path.

I’m sure you all remember Avery Jackson, the “trans girl” who, at 9, was on the cover of National Geographic in January of 2017. Avery was given the gold standard in gender affirming care: he was chemically castrated and sterilized with “blockers” to hold off male puberty. Now Avery has come out as “nonbinary” and chosen not to pursue transition, meaning that his puberty was blocked for no reason — but that’s not the worst part. He also identifies as asexual, meaning that he doesn’t experience sexual attraction. This is undoubtedly the result of the medication used to delay male puberty. The president of WPATH, Dr, “Marci” Bowers, has said on camera that so-called puberty blockers, which are used to chemically castrate sex offenders, chemically castrate the young boys who take them as well, leaving them incapable of arousal or orgasm. For adult sex offenders, the process is reversible. For boys like Avery, the effects are permanent. He will never feel sexual attraction, or any of the experiences that accompany it. He is also completely sterile; he will never father a child, and his own childhood was spent in the national spotlight. The blockers he was given have also stunted his physical and mental development in irreversible ways. We know from the experiences of other “trans” children that he will never sexually mature - neither physically nor emotionally. All of these things were stolen from him, and he has said that transitioning “ruined my life.” It’s high time that we stop pretending that children can make an informed decision to transition or take blockers, even if their doctors are honest about the risks and consequences — which most are not. Blockers are not a pause button. They are not reversible. The intellectual deficits they cause will never repair themselves, and neither will the damage done to the child victim’s body, or to their emotional intelligence and maturity. This will, of course, make it easier to push them into transitioning; ie, to sell them hormones and provide surgical alterations. Parents like Avery’s, who try to monetize their child’s struggles with gender identity, belong in prison, not on television, and so do the doctors and politicians who were complicit in his chemical castration and sterilization.

@japan_nobunaga OMG I do t know if you are Japanese of this is a creative writing exercise hoax. Either way, I love it. 🍻

A man in Kansas City told me the meat would be ready at four in the afternoon. He started it at three in the morning. Thirteen hours. For one meal. I want that understood. In my country we have fought entire battles in less time and gone home. I asked if I could keep him company. He said, "If you want." That was the longest sentence he spoke for two hours. I prepared for the vigil the way a man prepares for a vigil. I brought a notebook. I intended to record what the fire did, in case I was ever called upon to do this alone. I asked what wood he was using. He said, "Oak." I wrote down oak. He watched me write down oak, and he said nothing, and I have decided that his silence was a kindness. He sat in a folding chair beside a black iron drum and watched a fire that did not need watching. Every so often he opened the lid, looked inside, and closed it. He adjusted nothing. He consulted no device. He was simply confirming that the fire was still keeping its word. I offered to take the second watch. He told me there was no second watch. There was only him. And now, apparently, me. At 4:15 in the morning he handed me a beer. I drank it with both hands. I want to explain what I understood, sitting in the dark beside that drum. He was not cooking. Cooking is a thing you do to food. This was something else. Thirteen hours before one single guest would arrive, alone, in the cold, with no one to watch him and no one to thank him and no possibility of ever being properly thanked, he was tending a fire so that people who were still asleep would eat well. He was keeping a promise to people who did not know he was awake. Where I come from we would have built a shrine to a man like this. We would have carved a poem into it. We would have forgotten his name within a century. Here he is called Dave. He does this most weekends. He has a coupon for the wood. At six he stood, stretched, and held out the tongs. He said nothing. He simply held them out. I want to be clear about the gravity of what was being transferred. A man does not hand his fire to a stranger. Where I come from, this is an adoption. I took the tongs with both hands and bowed so deeply that my forehead very nearly met the lid. He said, "Just don't open it too much." I did not open it. I did not open it for forty minutes. I did not open it while a bee conducted a full investigation of my face. When the people arrived at four in the afternoon, they ate, and they laughed, and they said it was good, and not one of them asked who had been awake at three in the morning. Dave did not tell them. I have decided that I will not tell them either. But I would like it recorded somewhere, by someone, that a man named Dave rose in the dark to keep his word to a backyard full of people who had not arrived yet, said nothing about it afterward, and ate his own plate standing up. I have bought a black iron drum. I do not yet know anyone here well enough to feed. I am starting the fire anyway.

@blkemoji @newstart_2024 Men value breast more than degrees. Degrees are like selling a house w a pool. Pools turn off as many buyers as they attract.

@newstart_2024 I think there was a study back in the day that said big boobs can be as valuable to a woman as a graduate degree. The problem isn't that women have these preferences the problem is that they convince themselves the 5'9" guy is lesser.

On Tinder, a guy making $130k who’s 5’9” is as attractive to women as a guy making $80k who’s 6’2”. Scott Galloway: “It’s about $10,000 per inch.” A blunt, data-driven look at what drives attraction. What do you think, does height or income matter more in dating?

@dial_stacy69461 @newstart_2024 Women try to inject feelings into every space because that’s their language. It is different for men.

@OzarkPath @newstart_2024 They do, they just don’t believe they do and that’s the problem.

Helen Andrews called out workplace laws: you can sue your boss for a “too testosterone-fueled” environment, but not for one that’s too feminized. She described those painfully ridiculous team-building exercises, cutting pictures from magazines to make collages about feelings, that men can’t complain about without risking a lawsuit. The law only goes one way, creating gray areas where behavior is “not technically illegal” but could still get you in trouble. A sharp take on how unclear rules make things unfair. What do you think, should workplace laws be more balanced and clear?

@dial_stacy69461 @newstart_2024 Not at work.

@dial_stacy69461 @newstart_2024 Most men don’t need to discuss their feelings at work.

@newstart_2024 Yeah. We expect men to actually be able to communicate, work well with others, and be able to discuss their feelings in an adult and professional manner. I don’t consider those feminine traits I consider them adult traits.

@Psikobilim_ I as only 1 am not a valid sample size but a woman who sings, warms my heart. ♥️

Darwin müzik konusunda haklıymış: -Bir erkeğin enstrüman çalması kadınların gözünde onu hem daha çekici yapıyor hem de flört edilme isteğini artırıyor. -Müzik yapan bir kadın ise erkeğin gözünde daha güzel görünmüyor, ancak erkek yine de onunla çıkmayı çok daha fazla istiyor.

@Sundancencass @StefanMolyneux AKA genetics. This is true in that 50-80% of IQ is heritable.

@StefanMolyneux Race is arguably the largest factor in iq

IQ explains outcomes, not class or sex or race. That’s why Marxists hate it.