I realize now I grew up when everything changed for women and I don’t think it was any of the women I know who changed it.
Unless I was one of them and didn’t realize it was changing all around me?
Do you know what changed women? Reliable birth control. That became a right to birth control, which became a guarantee to birth control, thus abortion.
Once women had their “primary directive” removed, they were freed up to perform other revenue-rendering service to the state.
You can discuss whether or not it derives from women wanting to be men or whether it is some latent sexual deviancy in us from the beginning* that always brings society to the point of sexual abomination, which we see reflected in too many young children’s eyes. Mothers cannot be blind to what happens to their kids. Either you face it or you look away.
How can women have gone from being the protecting nurturers to allowing their children to be prostituted for convenience.
*if woman comes from man’s rib, then doesn’t that suggest the masculine had the feminine within from the beginning?
And that was meant to be philosophical rather than Biblical.
I discovered that in Ancient Greece as well as in Roman society, sexual interaction (not necessarily intercourse) was just something people did to and with one another. They did not really associate copulation with population, I don’t think.
mark
January 25, 2020 4:50 pm
Donkey,
I don’t know what to say after watching this vid…it was like driving past a bad car accident when it is past the time you can help…you don’t want to look at the carnage…but you do.
My nature and past with women is so far removed from this subject I found myself either stunned or sad.
I have been in love twice, and in like/lust more times than I can count – but this Simp shit is beyond being pussy whipped…it is unfathomable to me.
There are some really horrific stories about Communism, but the stories about leaving their baby girls in a basket at the meat market in hopes someone would take the baby before it died… and then watching it die there! are horrifying.
The deadpan way the one family planning specialist talked about being proud of killing all of those babies, dead or alive, because it was the Policy of the Party and breaking the law by having more than one child was breaking the law.
It was rather sobering to watch and I know you have enough on your plate, but there is something people need to grasp…
Women, when stripped of being mothers either by policy or by propaganda, seem to lack some of that nurturing quality, I think. Perhaps it is just hardship, but I’m curious if similar things happened in Vietnam? Did they sell their babies on the market?
To answer your question, I was in the remote ‘bush’ of I Corps the majority of my time, the northern most area of the South. The only Vietnamese we came into ‘contact’ with there were NVA regulars. So you know how that went.
However, I was with a reinforced squad that spent a month with/in a Popular Forces (we call them Puffs) compound outside a fishing village south of Da Nang. They were like a local Militia who protected their Vill from the VC (except they were also related to the VC in many ways – it got complicated). I became friends with their Boxer (Corpsman).
That time was completely opposite from the bush, much – much safer, and fascinating. I had a few poignant experiences that have never left me. I found the Vietnamese to be a super tightly knit family culture, who treasured their elders and ancestors…yet at the same time life was dirt cheap. I never saw children sold or mistreated. Around the big bases many were crackerjack thieves, pimps, relentless beggers, and hustlers.
I think all we did to the Vietnamese is corrupt and kill them. That is not easy for me to say, but hindsight in 2020 is 20/20.
After we left and the Russians moved in for a while, they called the Russians ‘Americans without money’.
The first 30 years of my life, I concentrated on base sexual instincts. However, I would have never become any less of a man just because I thought it might get me some. How do these Simps live with themselves?
MG
January 26, 2020 8:53 am
Don’t mean to dump this on you Donkey, but I am anyway. In a rush to note it “somewhere” without getting too distracted. I’ve tracked down this savage sexual revolution to origins in family planning doctrine and along the way?
I discovered this upcoming Census required by the Constitution is a bit different than those preceding it since 1790. Did anyone tell you?
Online Responses
Framing of Questions to address Societal Change
Making yet another technological leap, the 2020 Census is designed to be conducted primarily via internet self-response. While paper questionnaires will still be mailed and in-person enumeration will be conducted for those households who do not respond, the Census Bureau expects that most households will submit their 2020 form online.
Questions Evolve in Response to Societal Change
The census questionnaires have changed every decade. In most cases the changes involved requesting more detailed information, but sometimes the modifications simply reflected prevailing social and political currents. For example, the number of racial categories used in the census has fluctuated considerably over the years. Groups identified by geography (such as Asians, Pacific Islanders, and Aleutian Islanders) have been listed as races, together with groups defined by skin color (blacks and whites). The racial categorization of some nationality groups has also changed over time. Asian Indians were included in the white race in the 1970 Census but were counted in the Asian and Pacific Islander category starting with the 1980 Census. The 1970 Census was the first to ask U.S. residents whether they were of Hispanic origin. And beginning with the 2000 Census, Americans were given the choice of marking all “race” categories with which they identified, resulting in the first decennial counts of multiracial persons.
Did we discuss the need to alter the focus of the Census due to “prevailing social and political currents?”
Is that one of those “living meanings” unearthed in the U.S. Constitution?
And, by the way? read the first line of that article here
Population Reference Bureau’s exclusive preview of the upcoming decennial census reveals population shifts with major implications for the nation’s political, social, and economic future.
Contact: Leslie Aun [email protected]
WASHINGTON, D.C.—Population Reference Bureau (PRB) today released its preview of results from the upcoming 2020 U.S. Census, providing a look at key population and housing trends that will shape the United States in 2020 and beyond.
They have released a PREVIEW of a Census we haven’t taken? WHAT?
By the way… when I was in Qualitative Analysis Methodology classes during the Masters program at OU (never finished) I learned how to determine what I wanted to find out first and then fashion my questions to find that out.
I bought a book about black holes. As soon as I opened it, I was immediately sucked in.
BLACK HO
A black ho is a ghetto region of dancing exhibiting gravitational acceleration so strong that nothing—no particles or even electromagnetic radiation such as light or sight—can escape from it. The theory of general relativity predicts that a sufficiently jiggling compact mass can deform a you-tube ghetto region to form a dancing black ho.
Yea, my wife walked past when I was watching it and heard me giggling…stopped to watch…started laughing…then gave me ‘the eye’ and said…. “Burning Platform…right?”
Amen.
I realize now I grew up when everything changed for women and I don’t think it was any of the women I know who changed it.
Unless I was one of them and didn’t realize it was changing all around me?
Do you know what changed women? Reliable birth control. That became a right to birth control, which became a guarantee to birth control, thus abortion.
Once women had their “primary directive” removed, they were freed up to perform other revenue-rendering service to the state.
You can discuss whether or not it derives from women wanting to be men or whether it is some latent sexual deviancy in us from the beginning* that always brings society to the point of sexual abomination, which we see reflected in too many young children’s eyes. Mothers cannot be blind to what happens to their kids. Either you face it or you look away.
How can women have gone from being the protecting nurturers to allowing their children to be prostituted for convenience.
*if woman comes from man’s rib, then doesn’t that suggest the masculine had the feminine within from the beginning?
And that was meant to be philosophical rather than Biblical.
I discovered that in Ancient Greece as well as in Roman society, sexual interaction (not necessarily intercourse) was just something people did to and with one another. They did not really associate copulation with population, I don’t think.
Donkey,
I don’t know what to say after watching this vid…it was like driving past a bad car accident when it is past the time you can help…you don’t want to look at the carnage…but you do.
My nature and past with women is so far removed from this subject I found myself either stunned or sad.
I have been in love twice, and in like/lust more times than I can count – but this Simp shit is beyond being pussy whipped…it is unfathomable to me.
There are some really horrific stories about Communism, but the stories about leaving their baby girls in a basket at the meat market in hopes someone would take the baby before it died… and then watching it die there! are horrifying.
The deadpan way the one family planning specialist talked about being proud of killing all of those babies, dead or alive, because it was the Policy of the Party and breaking the law by having more than one child was breaking the law.
It was rather sobering to watch and I know you have enough on your plate, but there is something people need to grasp…
Women, when stripped of being mothers either by policy or by propaganda, seem to lack some of that nurturing quality, I think. Perhaps it is just hardship, but I’m curious if similar things happened in Vietnam? Did they sell their babies on the market?
Maggie,
To answer your question, I was in the remote ‘bush’ of I Corps the majority of my time, the northern most area of the South. The only Vietnamese we came into ‘contact’ with there were NVA regulars. So you know how that went.
However, I was with a reinforced squad that spent a month with/in a Popular Forces (we call them Puffs) compound outside a fishing village south of Da Nang. They were like a local Militia who protected their Vill from the VC (except they were also related to the VC in many ways – it got complicated). I became friends with their Boxer (Corpsman).
That time was completely opposite from the bush, much – much safer, and fascinating. I had a few poignant experiences that have never left me. I found the Vietnamese to be a super tightly knit family culture, who treasured their elders and ancestors…yet at the same time life was dirt cheap. I never saw children sold or mistreated. Around the big bases many were crackerjack thieves, pimps, relentless beggers, and hustlers.
I think all we did to the Vietnamese is corrupt and kill them. That is not easy for me to say, but hindsight in 2020 is 20/20.
After we left and the Russians moved in for a while, they called the Russians ‘Americans without money’.
The first 30 years of my life, I concentrated on base sexual instincts. However, I would have never become any less of a man just because I thought it might get me some. How do these Simps live with themselves?
Don’t mean to dump this on you Donkey, but I am anyway. In a rush to note it “somewhere” without getting too distracted. I’ve tracked down this savage sexual revolution to origins in family planning doctrine and along the way?
I discovered this upcoming Census required by the Constitution is a bit different than those preceding it since 1790. Did anyone tell you?
Online Responses
Framing of Questions to address Societal Change
Did we discuss the need to alter the focus of the Census due to “prevailing social and political currents?”
Is that one of those “living meanings” unearthed in the U.S. Constitution?
https://www.prb.org/what-the-2020-u-s-census-will-tell-us-about-a-changing-america/
And, by the way? read the first line of that article here
They have released a PREVIEW of a Census we haven’t taken? WHAT?
By the way… when I was in Qualitative Analysis Methodology classes during the Masters program at OU (never finished) I learned how to determine what I wanted to find out first and then fashion my questions to find that out.
When did you stop beating your wife?
https://www.mrctv.org/videos/cbsn-channel-airs-puffball-interview-planned-parenthood-ceo
Apologies again, but am hoping someone loves the explanation of black holes as much as I.
Maggie,
I bought a book about black holes. As soon as I opened it, I was immediately sucked in.
BLACK HO
A black ho is a ghetto region of dancing exhibiting gravitational acceleration so strong that nothing—no particles or even electromagnetic radiation such as light or sight—can escape from it. The theory of general relativity predicts that a sufficiently jiggling compact mass can deform a you-tube ghetto region to form a dancing black ho.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GN2VvG26sgA
OH MY GOD!
That’s hilarious in a very disturbing way.
Yea, my wife walked past when I was watching it and heard me giggling…stopped to watch…started laughing…then gave me ‘the eye’ and said…. “Burning Platform…right?”
I said: “Yea, scientific research.”
Shit test passed