@takestime2build @UsingLyft I've talked about IQ, but as far as the heritability of it, that's not my lane at all.
I definitely haven't talked about it in reference to race either.
But I appreciate the hat tip.
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Ed Latimore
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@EdLatimore
Hwy boxer (14-1-1) | Keynote Speaker | Author of Hard Lessons From The Hurt Business: Boxing and The Art of Life | Sponsored by @rebelhealth_
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Show me the black person in black Twitter who was discussing the heritability of IQ and its implications for outcomes amongst black people before me. Show that person to me.
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My wife swore that the coffee table book “BBCs and the PAWGs that fear them” was a solid conversation starter and really added to the Feng Shui of the living room. I had to put my foot down and say “No!” I replaced with the thought provoking pop up book “Everything’s a dildo if you’re brave enough.” This here is my house! If you don’t like it, you can get out!
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Weighing in because I'm procrastinating:
If that's your arrangement, sure.
But if you're at the point where you have to tell your spouse what NOT to read because *you* disagree with it, that changes the dynamic.
You're acting like her parent now. I don't see how it ends well.
Barefoot Pregnant@usuallypregnant
Does a husband HAVE the right or NOT?
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@EdLatimore You're way more intelligent than I am, but I'm trying to meet you 🤣.
I agree on both scenarios. I imagined she brought home furry fantasy novels or something else out of character and he said, no babe I don't think so. If she's bent on reading those books there bigger issues.
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@EdLatimore New scenario
It’s two 32 year old mids (4 & 6 in the 1-10 scale) and they get your kid drunk/high and they do this scenario to him
One has a butter face and a decent body and the other is 50 pounds overweight and has herpes
Are you happy or upset?
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Let's make it interesting.
Does your answer change if it's a pretty 28 year old woman on your 12 year old son?
Ed Latimore@EdLatimore
A pedo does something unthinkable to your child. You catch him. Do you: A) Kill him. In this scenario, there is no "hiring someone else" or "getting away with it." If he's murdered, you're doing 8-12 years, and because you crossed state lines, it's Fed time away from home. You miss your kid growing up. B) Beat the living dog shit out of him and eat that charge too. But he beats the case, and you end up doing a 10-piece because it looks like you beat an innocent man into a coma. Again, this is Fed time, so miles away from home. C) Beat the hell out of him, but he'll live. You don't do time, but there's a 50% chance he walks. D) You don't hurt him at all. You call the police, and he ends up doing 10 years in a prison where you know 100% for sure that he's gonna be beaten up and pimped out to the booty bandits.
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@EdLatimore Sorry brother I just don’t think sex or life is the same for men and women
A 12 yr boy is jerking off to 28 yr old attractive women regularly. He could crush her physically irl
Not the same situation for girls preyed upon by grown men
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@SunKowboy @RedPillOJCoin Why isn't he a victim?
He's 12.
I could easily see the argument if he was 17.
Think of it this way:
There's a reason we have make special circumstances to try someone like that as an adult.
It is physical, but you're missing the other part
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@RedPillOJCoin @EdLatimore Yeah I mean good luck “raping” a man who isn’t aroused
The physical is the basis of everything thereafter
The 12 yo boy with a hot 28 year old is no victim compared to a girl his own age preyed upon by a man
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@SunKowboy Men and women aren't the same.
I'm talking about children. Think about this for a minute.
I think the only way this distinction isn't made is by someone who doesn't have children or nieces and nephews.
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@EdLatimore Yeah I mean men and women aren’t equal
Sex for a 12 year old boy is an accomplishment - esp with an attractive woman
Complete different story for a woman
Biology exists
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But my point is that this is a kobayashi maru.
In scenario 1, if theology is the glue, she's not even reading the book.
In scenario 2, if she's reading the book, clearly there's been no expectation she shouldn't.
There's no scenario where she's reading this book AND it's not him policy her behavior. Which, for another adult on their non-illegal or collateral destructive pastimes–is a bit much.
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@EdLatimore It was never meant to be a treating adults like children..scenario
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@Fynil But not for your daughter although in either case, your child was victimized by a pedo?
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@SunKowboy But not your daughter although in both cases, they were victimized by a pedo?
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@EdLatimore I’d high five my son and have a few conversations about life
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The problem for me is this is entirely subjective and too easy to abuse.
Part of the reason we have adults in charge of children's decisions is because children *literally* don't know better.
This is too close to that. Assuming an adult doesn't know better.
Even if we give it the most benign interpretation, and it actually is a book against the theology, then was the theology *really* their glue?
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@EdLatimore I can't imagine letting a book that's against your husband's theology create problems. This one isn't abuse. Unless he's changed the household theology to be abusive and not Godly. The agreed theology was their glue.
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@EdLatimore We don't do enough to teach young men on how to select partners.
Being suckers for tits n pussy get them in these situations.
Ironically, I suspect being selective itself likely makes the man more attractive generally.
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@ChrissyHenn Indeed.
I'm honestly not sure which side of the line this is on though
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@EdLatimore There's a giant leap from recognizing and Biblically honoring your husband's role in your marriage and accepting abuse. I hope we know this...
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84 one day, 40 the next.
It's turning my black ass into the ghost of Ashy Larry.
Thank goodness for @Man_with_a_van tallow balm.
Lighter vaseline, better for your skin than lotion, and no more looking I like I feel in a vat of cocaine.
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That's not my idea lol. Someone else put that
All I did was agree with the idea, not the execution, which is what you criticized.
And I agree. That is not a thing that will work.
But the *idea* behind it–that seducers understand how women's minds work and use that to overcome other disadvantages–is what holds
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@EdLatimore @theoliverxp No, I meant the post about “explaining a woman’s soul to her. I’m sure women are attracted to fighters, guys who have a job, generally competent men.
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My latest for the Wall Street Journal:
"A small share of people, unshackled from the burden of work, use their free time to create, build and explore. But for most, that isn’t what happens...'the paradox of work.'" @WSJopinion @WSJFreeEx wsj.com/opinion/free-e…
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