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It is very, very important to understand the difference between "because of" and "in spite of." While I don't think the concept is not too hard to understand, many people fail to understand this when applying it to observations.

Many countries who are have tried to copy the model of Western countries have failed when they do not realize that our countries have been successful IN SPITE of feminism and equality bullshit, not because of it.

It is so funny how journalists try to "debunk" things only to demonstrate that the "conspiracy theorists" are indeed probably correct.

"It was not the stabbing wounds that caused him to die, he died because of too much blood loss!"

https://archive.is/tLcjF

Get a load of this:

>As soon as news of Wahl's death spread, so did rumors about what killed him. One theory was that the COVID vaccine was responsible. It wasn't, and an autopsy later showed that Wahl died from an aortic aneurysm.

Aneurysms. Isn't that when you have a bulge in your blood vessels. I wonder, could blood clots lead to an aneurysm? And don't the "vaccines" cause blood clot and heart issues?

Not sure if the journalist is a retard or a liar. Either fits.

On another topic, if women in their 20s cannot be trusted to be in a relationship with an older man, why would this suddenly be better if the man was younger? Instead of the current free-for-all fest of women being feral creatures in the dating realm, we should bring back the old fashioned way of having men need to appeal directly to the fathers for permission to court their daughters.

Does this sound patriarchal? That's because it is! And it works far better too!

What is really odd about accusing older men (30-40s) of being pedophiles if they want to pursue women in their 20s is that we already have ripe targets to go after if these (mostly) bitter older women were really against pedophilia. We have people trying to normalize sex with children, and you would think these people would be furious about this. But like so many things, their statements are simply self serving, as they are not raising many objections with the actual child grooming epidemic.

With cases like hers, I suspect it is similar to those who were just having puberty mask their bad health habits, but with the worse case of no longer playing sports to keep the calorie ratio at bay. And when we factor other things like not having parents monitor eating at home, eating out a lot, and plenty of alcohol, it is no wonder some people can get so fat. I do think it is worse for women, as they are far less likely to have the introspection to improve their eating and exercise habits.

This was someone in my same high school, but not someone I knew that well personally. She played sports for all 3 seasons at school and would be considered conventionally attractive by most for sure. Over a decade later, boy did she take very poor care of herself. Fat grenade pulled and all, and pretty much unrecognizable as the same person. No idea about her relationship status, and don't care. But I never would have expected someone like her to take such bad care of herself into adulthood.

When it comes to women who will pull the pin on the fat grenade, it is not always the ones you think. Sure, the woman who has a little fat around her upper arms and was able to skate by in high school not being overweight due to puberty growth masking the bad eating habits or the recently married woman who never had discipline to exercise once may be obvious cases, but I found one example I would not have expected quite recently.

You should have well warranted fear about politicians making decisions that will affect nearly every except themselves. It should have been a huge red flag when congress exempted themselves from the Affordable Care Act laws that the compelled everyone else to follow.

To make things worse, they enforce every law with violence while they live without really any fear of violence against them. If they feared even receiving a punch to the face for their actions, they would act differently.

Those that tell the truth do not need to play word games.

No, I am not repulsively ugly, nor am I an incel (given that I am married). And I have had women attracted to me (in some cases I did not know about it right away). But if you are going to be disingenuous when it comes to relationships, I don't think my brand of autism is going to be very appealing to deal with. I am going to be far more than those women bargained for. Might not be true for other autists, but I think it might be for me.