@AudioTeacup I don't remember if you ever did it, but what about the yorkshire girlfriend audio? I remember you brought it up but I don't remember you ever doing it.
@TBrown0987 I think that depends entirely on the definition of the word evil. When I say something is evil, I'm saying that it goes against or minimizes my values. If someone is using a different definition then we need to establish and agree on a definition or risk talking past each other.
@MathPig_ Present your definition then agree to argue both definitions separately. My goal in a discussion is to understand my opposition and get them to understand my position. Hence why both definitions need to be discussed seperately in order to be understood.
@lyssasphere The mind is the result of the brains functions in the same way that song is the result of instruments. The difference is that one is a direct result of the other. One is the product of the others functions. Our brain makes our mind like instruments make a song.
"People called me crazy when I said racial integration was a bad idea and now we have drag queens going after children. I wonder what those people are saying now."
When gay marriage was being debated, there was so much chatter from people claiming that conservatives and religious zealots were bigoted for believing it would somehow usher in an era of sheer sexual perversion.
I wonder what those people are saying now.
“Post hoc ergo propter hoc” is one of the most powerful fallacies of human logic.
It is also features prominently in both alternative medicine and anti-vaccine beliefs.
"I don't believe husbands should ever force themselves upon their wives, I just believe that wives shouldn't be allowed to say no or revoke consent to sex with their husband."
No, I don’t believe husbands should ever force themselves upon their wives. I have never taught this and never will. Women should freely be sexually available to their husbands. Husbands should be to their wives too. This is God’s will for us.
Yes, there are times when it’s impossible due to sickness, injury, or after childbirth. Not being in the mood isn’t one of them, and women tend to use this often. We obey God whether or not we’re in the mood. Being in the mood isn’t a biblical exception. Decide to be in the mood! Control your moods. You can, you know. Stop letting them control you.
What I shared here was a one time event. If it happened more than once, I would have given her different advice, but it wasn’t. Her husband wasn’t a physically abusive man. Rapists are. If your husband is physically abusive, seek a way of escape ASAP.
@Isethoriginal True but it's more information than I had before so I appreciate it all the same. Thanks again for a great conversation and I hope you have a lovely evening as well.
Imagine blaming gun violence on mental health medications and hormones, just so "everyone can stop blaming guns". You care more about guns than you care about the people getting killed by them.
How much hormones like testosterone and medications for mental illness was the transgender Nashville school shooter taking?
Everyone can stop blaming guns now.
@Isethoriginal Also thanks for sharing the resources even though you weren't trying to convince me. I genuinely appreciate it and I'll be sure to look into them.
@Isethoriginal Oh I'm sorry. I thought you were arguing in favor of your solution and why I should adopt it. But I shouldn't have assumed you were trying to convince me of anything just because you were sharing your opinion and I apologize for the misunderstanding. (1/2)
@Isethoriginal Your doubts are justified. So I'm asking, how do you know whether it would or wouldn't cost too much? How do you know which positions would be harder or easier to fill? I understand the perspective you're sharing, but I don't understand why I should agree with that perspective.
@Isethoriginal I understand your doubts, but I'm saying I don't know whether or not it would cost too much, I don't know if spaces for school protection would be hard to fill. My point is that while I understand your doubts, I don't know why you have those doubts so I don't know if (1/2)
@Isethoriginal I also don't know if there are enough officers, body guards, security etc to protect all or most of the places that need protecting. Nor do I know if there are enough resources to properly train, equip, or fund this kind of failsafe. It's ideal, but I don't know if it's feasible.
@Isethoriginal If I can afford the kind of lock that would be effective. I'm just saying that I while I agree in theory that police protection/body guards could be an effective deterrent, I don't have any evidence that such a failsafe will be an effective deterrent in practice. (3/4)