1. Taxation is not theft. It goes towards building and upkeep of infrastructure, education, emergency services, welfare (which I will agree is bullshit in a lot of cases), mail services, scientific research and data collection, defense of our nation and allied nations, etc. Politicians are generally not the mafia or associated with any known crime rings, unless you count people like the Clinton's.
2. In nature, everyone deserves to die if you aren't willing to fight to live, and that is especially true on the battlefield. Doesn't matter what your convictions are when rounds are flying down range, and behind every tree or in every bush or under every leaf might be your death. You fight for yourself, and for the person to the left and to the right of you. I wouldn't expect you to understand such a concept though given your lack of experience.
3. You did not offer any proof. In fact, you completely deflected the burden of proof onto me to prove your own claims for you. If you are going to make a claim, back it up.
4. I have no need to insult you, but again, you have deflected and offered no credibility in the subject at hand. No sources, no evidence, nothing.
5) By being a citizen of the United States, or any country for that matter, you agree to obey the laws of that nation. If you do not agree with the laws of this nation, go to your local government, and found out how to offically denounce your citizenship.
6. Again, deflection, and the key phrase in that is "vast majority," so good luck.
7. We only commit violence when necessary, such as neutralizing a threat (which does not usually mean killing or maiming as I know you would take it), or in defense of the individuals of this nation, this nation as a whole, and her allies, or to those in this world who cannot defend themselves. Otherwise our jobs as both military and police are peacekeeping and humanitarian in nature, the majority of police and military effort being spent on those two pursuits.
I think women are looking for guys who look like they are noble or strong or one of authority or control. You know, all the stuff they look for in a mate themselves. So if it brings in big bucks as well, that's just a plus all around for them. Also, something with that bit of danger or intrigue to it. SO:
Doctor (any type), Law Enforcement or Military (the uniforms), Firefighter. Those are probably the top 3 I would think. Women go gaga over all those 3 mostly.
Yeah, and they take advantage and cheat.. staying late or on call for "Work" using that money on gaining attention from other people because they can't stay loyal. They are narcissists.
@curiouschick9 Some can be. Sort of like put themselves on a pedestal. Pilots are bad for this as well. But not all are like this mind you. I'm sorry if this happened to you but don't judge all by one asshole.
I would’ve said pilot, or police officer, or lawyer or doctor, but somehow I managed to fall in love with an accountant. 😂
@curiouschick9 stop being so bitter about doctors. You’ve met one bad and you can expect that in just about every single profession. As a medical student and I’ve met tonnes and believe me, doctors do not do what they do for the money or prestige, there are much easier ways to get those two things.
A doctor. I typucally find them conceited and narcasictic, but my significant other is smart, interesting and lovable, plus he gives free medical insight, so I'll go with doctor. Super sexy, more so when I rip his button down off after a long day of exams ;)
I'm dating a medical graduate in his first year of internship and he has proven to be one of the best liars I have ever known. He told me they take classes on how to flex the truth as doctors to avoid being sued and it leaks into his personal life to be a not so transparent person. But Yes, he dresses well and presents himself very nicely which is hot.
I know what you mean about those specific roles, I am dating a med grad in his first year of residency and he wants to go into pediatrics, but he has issues and I recently discovered he has a breast feeding fetish.. he lied to be about it for 2 years.. doctors are excellent at being deceptive and hook up with each other.. which to me overrides the attractive quality of the career. Loyalty is huge for me.
just sickening to me how many women put military/police
you have no idea what you are a part of... no idea at all! Your attraction (which is almost entirely artificial, you are under mind control) serves to perpetuate the GREATEST CYCLE OF VIOLENCE THE WORLD HAS EVER SEEN!!!
@Ginfiend there's nothing immoral about being a dancer, a nurse, or a housewife. A nurse/housewife would make an excellent mother, all I see is men who care about their children. Women being attracted to these dogs is a problem though, I explained why above. I can dissect that brief explanation if you want
I'm not too fussed so long as they aren't career obsessed and don't have time for me, or do shift work so it's hard to coordinate our lives together.
For women I think it's different. They tend to prefer guys with manly jobs like being a tradesman or army/police. If you work as a receptionist for example I think you'd lost lose respect in their eyes.
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The only thing that should matter is if the guy is financially independent and not breaking the law.
I’m personally sick of women asking me “what I do” right off the bat. This is a sign that they are insecure about what she will have to say to friends and family about what kind of guy she’s dating.
I work in corporate marketing and it’s not glorious at all. But it has given me a good living, financial stability and flexibility to do what I really love (adventures, exercise, martial arts). So what if I’m not a navy seal, fireman, famous actor, Air Force pilot, etc. I follow the law and support myself.
I dont find professions attractive? Lol I dont really have a specific profession I think is attractive in a guy. I'm in a field that requires logical thinking and some creativity so I guess a guy who is in a field that requires that as well would be attractive.
An E. R. nurse is an attractive profession in my opinion. Tough little chicks who need a present and sharp mind And many of the women who go into nursing do so because they care about people.
Scientist (except chemist they have no chemistry), engineer, writer, journalist, businessman, pilot, sports player. With some of them I like the courage and all that comes with the profession. Scientist cause I love science.
The idea of dating a doctor seems intriguing, however, I’d feel out of their league. I’d presume a doctor would prefer to date someone with their same earning potential, such as another medical professional or lawyer.
For me there isn't a most attractive profession, just many that are. military /firefighter/ police officer/ doctor ( with the exception of gynecologist)/ veterinarian /artist / musician/writer/ Construction/ ETC
Not really. I like a guy for who he is as a person, not what he does. (I mean, for you smart asses out there, being in a porno or being a stripper is different.) Bit yeah I don't let what he does define him. I don't mind
I don't have any preference for what her profession would be, so long as it isn't "lay about the house like a lazy lump". My wife has had time as a housewife due to positions getting cut, and she treated it like her J-O-B JOB at that time. What's not to respect about that? When I've been out of work, house-husband was my J-O-B JOB.
Army, fireman, pilot or carpenter. I like a man who can take care of me and his strong and tuff and is smart, well travelled and creative as well so any of them qualities are great for me.
I personally love guys that work with their hands. I find mechanics and farmers attractive. Don't care for doctors, lawyers, or suited up business men, not my thing.
Usually, I'm just interested in whether or not she's employed. After that, is it something that she finds fulfilling or is it sucking her soul out? To answer your question, something consistent that pays her bills and a little extra. Is she self sufficient or looking at me as a meal ticket?
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In theory I find artists, especially film directors, super attractive (I worked for a while in the film industry so I know many). Than in practice I rather see myself having a stable relationship with someone with a More stable life and income. Also in the film industry there’s a lot of people randomly hooking up with people so I wouldn’t be able to fully trust him.
You're not alone on that. I find farmer/rancher women to be very stimulating both physically and mentally, but then I've always been attracted to animal lovers, intelligence, and independence. There's something about raising horses that seems really... empowering I guess is the best way I can put it into words without having done it myself. I've always admired people that do.
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