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I'm saying this as someone who's left-leaning himself. And I'm talking about internal disagreement here. I'm not talking about disagreements with conservatives or the MAGA crowd. I'm personally strongly anti-Trump and anti-MAGA but that would be a completely different discussion.

What I'm talking about is that the left has become extremely intolerant towards other people on the left. These days you really can't have any sort of slight disagreement with other people on the left on many issues, without them freaking out, becoming enraged and throwing insults at you.

For example even if you're anti-Trump and you're anti-MAGA, but you dare to have a slightly nuanced opinion on mass migration you're immediately the enemy. And if you dare to criticize Islam that's a huge no-no of course. Islam MUST NOT be criticized within left-wing/left-leaning spaces. If you criticize Islam you're immediately branded as a racist who hates brown people. Same if you have a slightly differing view on DEI and affirmative action. If you criticize those concepts even in the slightest be prepared to be labeled a racist nazi white supremacist. And you MUST NOT criticize gender ideology under any circumstances. And there's all sorts of other stuff that just cannot be criticized under any circumstances according to those on the modern left.

And I'm saying that as someone who's left-leaning, and who's extremely opposed to Trump and MAGA. I could write a very long essay about everything that I despise in Trump and the modern conservative movement. But that's not the point of my post here. My point is that the modern left is hurting themselves by having become so extremely intolerant of internal dissent. If the modern left wants to regain broad popular support again, first of all they need to work on how they approach honest discussion and internal disagreements.

It's absolutely sad and ridiculous how extremely hostile and intolerant the modern left has become toward internal disagreement.

What Do You Think About Spanking Kids As Discipline?

Hey everyone, I'm curious to get your thoughts on the topic of spanking kids as a form of discipline. I know it's a pretty controversial and sensitive issue, but I'm really interested to hear different perspectives on it.

From what I understand, spanking was way more common in the older generations—a lot of people grew up with their parents using it as a way to discipline them if they were really disrespectful or did something bad. The idea was that it would help teach them right from wrong and keep them in line.

But these days, a lot of people seem to be moving away from that and trying other methods instead. Some folks think there are better ways to discipline kids that don't involve physical punishment. They're worried it could end up scarring the kids or damaging their relationship with their parents.

So I'm curious what you all think about it. Do you have any personal experiences with being spanked as a kid, or seeing it used in your family? What were the effects, both positive and negative? And for those of you who are parents now, how do you approach discipline with your own kids?

I know it's a super complex issue, but I'd love to hear your honest thoughts and perspectives. How do you feel about spanking as a disciplinary tactic? Let me know what you think!

Pretty much as stated. Often get told I'm cute or handsome but zero luck on apps. Not really a bar goer either so it may be cold
approach for me
Anyway, I need honesty here, 5'10 for height. 150lbs for weight, very lean and run a lot but committing more to upper body strength training.

(Excluding 10 option because I most
definitely am not that 😂)

And if you’re a woman would I be dateable to you based on the looks side of things at least?