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Recently a man shot an armed robber who aimed a gun at his children.
What would you have done?
If not, what would you have done instead for your children?

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So these Arabians decide to invade Israel and lose land at the process, then cry like little babies? Wow.

Am I missing something?

So it appears a sobering studying came out on spanking and violence. Check it out below.
http://www.sheknows.com/parenting/articles/1137263/spanking-kids-dating-violence

So the latest word is that American military families in *South* Korea should leave the country immediately.

Americans have a habit of being led by false pretences into war, from the Gulf of Tonkin to the invasion of Cambodia, to the invasion of Grenada, and of course most recently the Iraq War. They also have a habit of blind loyalty to the actions of the government when under a perceived threat, and then regretting it (or pretending to regret it) when the dust settles.

The current President, love him or hate him, is seen by many as using the situation in North Korea as a deflection. A reason to keep him in power. Now, I'm not sure Trump would instigate a nuclear war just out of spite or to keep a position I'm not even sure he wants anymore. But I am wondering, how the American people would feel about being the nuclear aggressor in this situation?

North Korea is run by a lunatic, but the people are innocent. If anything, they are oppressed under their leadership. But nuclear weapons don't discriminate. And if the Iraq/Afghanistan conflicts have taught us anything, its that civilian lives don't matter too much to the top brass.

So the question : - IF America launches a nuclear first strike against North Korea, would you (as an American) support this decision?

Feminism's massive influence on society has taken us from traditional morals and gender roles to an age of female entitlement. But in the last several years, men's groups like MGTOW have risen from the ash heap of male privilege to challenge it. Then last year feminism suffered its biggest setback yet when Hillary lost the election to a chauvinistic serial groper. Feminists wept and MGTOW cheered as Trump rolled back Title IX protections for women.

However, the tides may have turned again now that male executives, producers and journalists everywhere are getting fired over sexual assault claims. These incidents confirm the very things feminism has always preached -- that men are predators and women are victims. The president who embodied male entitlement is now under investigation and many of his toxic male cohorts in the White House are gone.

Yet the more success and power that women achieve at men's expense, the more it calls into question their status as victims deserving special treatment. How can it be claimed that women's voices are ignored and disbelieved when they are bringing down powerful CEOs and media moguls on an almost daily basis? These doubts chip away at the foundations of feminism and provide an opening for a MGTOW comeback.

So which of these rabid groups is currently winning the war: MGTOW or the FEMINISTS?

Not that long ago, a Spanish teacher in New Jersey told her students that she “hates Koreans”. The question some people may wonder is where is the outrage? Why isn’t it trending on social media, why aren’t the far left wingers (antifas, SJWs) speaking out on this? https://www.google.com/amp/s/nextshark.com/bergen-county-academies-new-jersey-high-school-teacher-targets-korean-students-to-tell-them-she-hates-koreans/amp/
Do you think she should have her teaching license taken away due to holding radical views? Surely she can’t be trusted to teach since she may show bias against any Korean students in her class.

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Do you still think ISIS are Muslims, and Muslims are terrorists after knowing that muslims are being killed too by them?




CAIRO (Reuters) - Militants killed more than 230 people at a mosque in North Sinai on Friday, detonating a bomb and gunning down worshippers in the deadliest such attack in Egypt’s modern history, state media and witnesses said.

No group immediately claimed responsibility, but since 2013 Egyptian security forces have battled an Islamic State affiliate in the mainly desert region, and militants have killed hundreds of police and soldiers.

State media showed images of bloodied victims and bodies covered in blankets inside the Al Rawdah mosque in Bir al-Abed, west of El Arish, the main city in North Sinai.

Worshippers were finishing Friday prayers at the mosque when a bomb exploded, witnesses said. Around 40 gunmen set up positions outside the mosque with jeeps and opened fire from different directions as people tried to escape.

”Four groups of armed men attacked the worshippers inside the mosque after Friday noon prayers. Two groups were firing at ambulances to deter them, said Mohamed, a witness.

The public prosecutors’ office said in a statement 235 people had been killed and 109 more wounded.

Hours after the attack, Egypt’s military launched air strikes on targets in mountainous areas around Bir al-Abed, security sources and witnesses said.

“The armed forces and the police will avenge our martyrs and restore security and stability with the utmost force,” Egypt’s President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi said in a televised address.

“What is happening is an attempt to stop us from our efforts in the fight against terrorism, to destroy our efforts to stop the terrible criminal plan that aims to destroy what is left of our region.”

Egypt later said it would delay the opening of the Rafah border crossing to Gaza after the attack due to security concerns. The crossing had been due to open for three days beginning on Saturday.

According to French media reports, a 15-year-old French Muslim girl was banned from her class twice for wearing a skirt that was too long, and therefore supposedly a conspicuous display of religion. France's state secularism has led to very strict laws prohibiting students from wearing overtly religious symbols in institutions of education.

(The student, identified as Sarah, already apparently removed her headscarf before entering the school, in accordance with French law. But her long skirt was deemed a "provocation," and potential act of protest.)

"The girl was not excluded, she was asked to come back with a neutral outfit," a local official in the northeastern French town of Charleville-Mezieres, near the border with Belgium, told the AFP.

The news sparked an outcry on social media, with commentators remarking on the hypocrisy and bigotry lurking beneath Sarah's treatment. On Twitter, the hashtag #JePorteMaJuppeCommeJeVeux ("I wear my skirt as I like") trended.

One Twitter user set Sarah's skirt against those worn by three other white public figures:





Others made gestures to the United States:










The user above quips that Michelle Obama's dress is "unworthy of the Republic."

Critics of France's secularist laws in schools say they often thinly conceal a widespread bias against Muslims and immigrants in French society. Studies have revealed how Muslims face systematic discrimination on the basis of their race, creed and culture.

Speaking to local newspaper L'Ardennais, Sarah said that her skirt was "nothing special, it’s very simple, there’s nothing conspicuous. There is no religious sign whatsoever."




This is very retarded in my opinion.

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Yokasta, who taught at a school in Colombia’s capital city, Medellin, is alleged to have bombarded pubescent students between the ages of 16 and 17 with explicit photographs and videos of herself through the popular messaging platform WhatsApp.

The teacher asked all of her students to provide her with their telephone numbers in order for her to “help” them with their studies. But rather than provide extra tuition, she harrassed them with threatening messages and seductive snaps and clips of herself.

The 40-year-old invited teenage students to her flat where she lived with her husband, who has since filed for divorce. Once inside, she would force the teenagers to perform sex acts on her while threatening that she would fail them if they did not comply with her demands.

She sent students hundreds of images of herself in various states of undress, using inanimate objects to conceal her modesty, as well as videos of her touching herself. It was this material that would eventually expose the truth about Yokasta’s depravity to the world.

The teacher’s bizarre behavior was finally revealed by the father of one of her victims after he grew suspicious of his son. Checking the teen’s phone, he discovered dozens of inappropriate pictures and videos of Yokasta which were accompanied by threatening messages.

The disgusted father reported Yokasta to the police, who swiftly arrested her. She is now facing up to 40 years in jail for her crimes.

(Please read all the details before voting) If you haven't heard Al Franken back in '06 during a U. S. O. show was pictured doing this to a sleeping radio host Full Story Here. It was and is wildly inappropriate maybe even more so now that he's been a Minnesota State Senator since '09 but my question isn't about that. (Though I think he should resign immediately for everything else in the article.)

I'm just wondering in a technical sense if this is groping or not. When used in a sexual context, groping is touching or fondling another person in an unwelcome sexual way using the hands. The vest she is wearing is about 7.5 - 8.5 mm thick. It also seems that she is wearing a jacket and sweater plus whatever clothes she's wearing. Al just looks like he's either barely touching the vest or just making a mock gesture like he wants to touch them.

My expanded question is: With all those layers of clothing and plating would you still consider that to be an actual grope if you were awake and some guy did that that way?

For me, Thanksgiving is a holiday that is all about traditions. One of those traditions involves where you have Thanksgiving dinner. For the past ten years, I have cooked the entire Thanksgiving dinner by myself. The picture above is the turkey I cooked two years ago (attractive presentation and very moist turkey breast. PM me if you want to know the secret.) I enjoy doing the preparation and the cooking and I also enjoy not going to anyone else's house for the day.

When you are married, living together, or in a long-term relationship, you sometimes must decide whether to spend the day with your family or his/her family. Good luck with making everyone happy!

Where will YOU be spending Thanksgiving Day?