@__hellkite@pipervoxel Yeah, they will be violent for sure. Against each other. 40 million men scattered across the whole globe? That's nothing. There is nothing uniting then, they will kill each other off. A single woman in whole world would be treasure, protected at all costs
@UnfilteredMum_@sowute Yes, indeed it's a very curious stance. Especially in this case. You demonstrated that you have a unique set of analytical skills. Not sure I ever encountered anyone of your level
@__hellkite@pipervoxel You clearly don't understand men. She has one resource almost all men would want. Everyone would compete for her. Killing each other. Until someone wins. And they won't share. There is probably less than 1% of men who would rather kill a woman than sleep with her
@UnfilteredMum_@sowute What are you even on about? Should he have made himself some tea and casually wait out for police? First you said he should have done something, then you say aggravating is too much. Pick a line buddy. That man defended his castle. He did everything right, considering adrenaline
@UnfilteredMum_@sowute When enemy attacks, just stay behind castle walls. Reinforcement will deal with them. Why take risk and fight them on their ground? Just explain to me the advantage of leaving the house and attacking?
@UnfilteredMum_@sowute Ah yes, because knife is so hard to hide. He has pockets doesn't he? What about flower pot used to smash the head? Everything is a weapon if you want it to be. Man did his job. Didn't let that junkie near family, called the police, crisis averted
@UnfilteredMum_@sowute What are you on about? He puts himself between his family and some aggressive junkie. He calls the police. What else he needs to do, go outside and get stabbed? He did everything correctly, didn't let attacker through the door
@Anglican_Man@TheologyShow Not what I said. I said God always gives you grace. You are free to accept it or refuse it. Even after you accept it, you can still reject it later
@Anglican_Man@TheologyShow Nah, his grace is everlasting. And yeah, I'm still giving attention, just as I still receive grace. Which actually proves my point
@Anglican_Man@TheologyShow It just doesn't make any sense. Theologically. Biologically. Socially. At the very best, you can say it is plausible theologically