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@joeroganhq Trans women are women.

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Brian, we've continue to go back and forth on this issue. I'd be interested in taking the conversation off X and across the table from your guests.

Masculinity. Feminism. Personal accountability. American culture.
No prepared talking points. Let everyone make their case and let the audience decide.

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@_brownie0_ Different Strokes.

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@King881884 @R0ughHab1tz @JLPtalk I am from the black community. The lack of accountability is a combination of victim mentality and simply not wanting to accept the progress that our nation has made since slavery.

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@ATMKILLAC @JLPtalk What you are perpetuating without factual proof is why this country struggles to move forward.

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@EsperanceBrooks @mattvanswol Bullying teaches young men that this type of behavior is unacceptable in our society. It forces you to grow up and be a man.

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@joeroganhq Bring back Bullying.

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Make Masculinity Great Again! 🇺🇸

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@Excellentsalvic 1. You're not a woman
2. You have a mental illness
3. You can't have babies
4. Women are better than trans women.
5. You have no purpose

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@Highway_30 The pussy-fication of America.

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History can explain circumstances. It cannot remove personal responsibility. We don't choose every obstacle we're born into but we do make choices about how we respond to them. So where does systemic responsibility end and individual accountability begin?

[get a hand up @mctween_]

@KOAmericano @JLPtalk statement fails to recognize systemic racism but okay lol free will and all that shit lmfao

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@mctween_ @JLPtalk History can explain circumstances. It cannot remove personal responsibility. We don't choose every obstacle we're born into but we do make choices about how we respond to them. So where does systemic responsibility end and individual accountability begin?

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@Charlieg95a @JLPtalk If this is the argument, then why are black people still disproportionately committing crimes and who's fault is that?

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You are completely correct on the literal vocabulary. However, the concept of human choice is woven into the entire text. While the specific phrase 'free will' is a theological term coined by later scholars, the Bible expresses the idea through commands to 'choose' (Deuteronomy 30:19, Joshua 24:15) and warnings about human 'willingness' (Matthew 23:37).

So you keep your money, the dictionary keeps the phrase, and the Bible keeps the concept."

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@iVAM618694 @JLPtalk No, it is not a coincidence at all. Some people choose to stay slaves.

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@joeroganhq What is the human experience.

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God gave us Free-will and America gives us freedom of choice. Many black people made the wrong choice. That's not racism. That accountability of one's choices.

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"DON'T YOU CUT ME OFF!" 😲 Heated Race DEBATE Between Jesse AND China Mac!

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@R0ughHab1tz @JLPtalk I do not fully disagree with your notion but I believe that no matter how small or large the crime is do not put yourself in the position to be judged by those who hold authority above us.

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@SpaceX8qxq Invest in space X stock.