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It is no surprise that in the West, a large percentage of Asian women go for white males due to self hatred/inferiority and not actually preference. To explain further many Asian women feel that the Asian race is inferior to that of whites due to combination of media influence and many whites holding dominant positions in society. As such many good looking Asian women will date below average looking white males and have children with them just because they are white. And white guys are aware of this and will often use Asian women for free sex/backups if they can't pull for a white girl; of course this may not apply if said male has a strong preference for Asians.

Examples of Asian women obsession with white males can be found in this post below on reddit, with many real world examples. Look for post by user: Prize-Thought-4205 as some real life example of just how easy Asian women give themselves so easily to white guys who can't pull anything.

https://www.reddit.com/r/PurplePillDebate/comments/uv3qfd/in_you_opinion_how_common_is_the_redpill_idea_of/

Now with that being said, if you were a child conceived of this union and you later realise that your mom has an inferiority complex, would you resent her?

I mean imagine being her son and knowing that your mom despises you somewhat for carrying her Asian genes and would have never gone out with someone like you.

In my view one should need parental consent to own a firearm if they are under the age of 21.

In the instance of parental consent this would have prevented a lot of school shootings operating under the assumption that most of these kids were loners and would not have otherwise had the proper connections to secure a firearm illegally.

Therefore I conclude this change in law could very well have made a difference, while still protecting the rights of law abiding citizens.

It is for this reason I propose teenagers should not be able to legally purchase firearms for themselves.

Since teenagers are not fully mature and their brains are still developing, that is why I find it best to leave it up to the parent’s discretion as to whether or not they can own a firearm.

Considering how immature and irresponsible that most teenagers tend to be I think its naturally safest. Even if most of them don’t necessarily go on to become school shooters, they are often ill equipped in terms of the personal responsibility that would be needed to properly care for a firearm.

Especially with voting they tend to make very bad and uninformed decisions.

My point being as a recent teenager myself, I don’t trust most of my peers to act responsibly with guns or alcohol for that matter, since most of them lacked mental maturity and would likely not be handling things responsibly and safely even if they weren’t necessarily set to become school shooters.

I understand that they can still join the military at 18 and handle guns but its an entirely different situation when you are under a chain of command and supervisors that are there to discipline you, train you and hold you accountable