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Do you really want to live in a society where

• Men are perceived as creeps for showing some persistence and face sexual harassment charges for giving "unwanted attention" or even looking at a woman the "wrong way"
• Critical race theory thrives... making certain identity groups victims while pinning blame on another
• Young Children in school are subjected to drag queens and tranny shit
• There is a two-tiered justice system where affiliating with an opposing political party results in surveillance and harsher punishments
• We must alter our speech to be less offensive and use proper pronouns or face termination from our jobs or prosecution
• Pay much more on essentials like food and rent
• Homeownership is hardly attainable for younger generations
• We must work two jobs and still hardly scrape by
• Illegal aliens pouring into the country at the taxpayers dime
• We give billions to other countries and foreign nationals while our own people and infrastructure struggle

Is this really worth it just to have a multi-racial female president as a DEI initiative? Please vote Trump and restore this nation.

In 2018, iceland parliament debated about punishment for circumcision.

Many medical organizations, in many western countries already published , they opposed circumcision.

EVEN in America despite cultural bias, both a. m. a. n a. a. p published opposed the cut.

But what about deter. Iceland debated deter with punishment. So denmark doctors wrote support, non therapeutic should be banned.

Guess how many were bold?

I am. I look at places like Dubai that are so safe. You need strict, harsher punishments for heinous crimes. I’m a fan of corporal punishment, how can you live when you actively murdered some one? Get rid, you shouldn’t be able to be released in 16 years to commit more crime.

I am also surprised that a lot of people don’t tend to be in favour of this.

In June, a group of Barrhead, Alberta, residents started a petition to remove all LGBT rainbow crosswalks and “Pride” flags from municipal property.

Now, the town says its Neutral Space Bylaw would in effect ban any “decorations” or designs on crosswalks that are not in the standard scheme. It would also only allow official flags to be flown on all municipal-owned buildings.

The bylaw states that there will be “no grandfathering of any existing crosswalks or flags that contravene the new bylaw,” which means the town’s existing Pride and disability crosswalks would have to be removed.

Earlier this year, residents in the Alberta town of Westlock passed a bylaw that bans all non-governmental flags from municipal buildings and mandates that crosswalks only be painted in the standard, white-striped pattern.

Emo, a small town in Ontario, was ordered to appear in front of a Human Rights Tribunal for rejecting a 2020 motion to proclaim June as “Pride” month and fly the LGBT “Pride” flag.

“That summarizes the situations unfolding across North America right now... The point of rainbow crosswalks isn’t ‘celebration’ – it’s colonization, with punishment meted out harshly to those who dare to express their disagreement or discomfort,” Jonathon Van Maren wrote.

First and foremost, lying is a NET POSITIVE as it has evolved among ALL species studied for the propensity for deception. The simple, harsh truth is that liars gain advantage and people who do not lie or cannot tell they're being lied to are, inferior, from an evolutionary standpoint. Suck it up. Liars win. Marks lose.

Lies we tell to PROTECT OURSELVES:

We might lie to avoid punishment. For example, children often lie about whether they have completed their homework. If they tell the truth, their parents might insist that the homework be done immediately, which could preclude their participation in a recreational activity.

We might lie to prevent ourselves from being embarrassed about behavior we regret or because we don’t want to reveal private information that might be used against us. We may worry that public awareness of such information can cause us stress or anxiety.

We might lie to avoid conflict. For example, a spouse may choose not to tell the truth about how they feel about their spouse’s behavior for fear that an uncomfortable disagreement might arise.

We might lie to gain social acceptance from a particular group. For example, we might feign interest in a subject matter to join a group that extols that subject. Or, we could post partial truths or fabrications on social media to become popular.

We might lie to get ahead in a competition or business. For example, a businessman might falsely claim great success in the past to secure a new business interest. Such lies can also make us feel better about ourselves when others believe us.

We might lie in a relationship to maintain control. For example, we might falsely state that we have brought a lot of money into a partnership.

Lies we tell to protect others:

We might lie about an illegal activity undertaken by a friend so that the friend does not suffer from negative consequences.

We might lie about something to spare the feelings of someone else.

I am not dumb enough to fall for their nonsense, but they literally have wasted my time before. I think capital punishment should be appropriate for people THIS low.

Out western society seems to love protecting criminals. I’m English and killers can get released in like 15 years, people convicted of pedophilia get no punishment because they are ‘depress e’ (like the BBC presenter). Prisoners get realeased so quickly.
We need to be harsher on crime. Way harsher.