Maybe fast and furious part deux?I just talked to a couple young black guys on another forum. They can't see a solution to the gang shootings.
Let them finish their internal wars and finish themselves off?
Maybe fast and furious part deux?I just talked to a couple young black guys on another forum. They can't see a solution to the gang shootings.
Since I enjoy deep think diving How much does environment play into one’s actions?Maybe fast and furious part deux?
Let them finish their internal wars and finish themselves off?
Yes, we have to agree on certain concepts before we can even have intelligent conversation. So what I would claim is that where a pseudo-science of "Gender Studies" pretends to there being more than two genders intelligent conversation is over. You can't argue with insanity.
It's hard to mix too much empathy with reality. How long have gangs existed in Chicago, .....since the '50s? It's a lifestyle. They grew up with it and they live with it and often they die with it.Since I enjoy deep think diving How much does environment play into one’s actions?
Could an argument be made that a potential well adjusted flooring installer, raised and living in a gang members environment, could turn his or her typical arguments into a bang bang war. Would the two play each others rolls if switched ? …...kinda like Eddy Murphy and Dan Ackroyd in ‘Trading Places ‘ ?
And if we somewhat agree, does that give us empathy? And a different perspective from a typical projection ?
Inside the jails is the only place some young thug has a chance to change.
I don't think jails should be aimed so much at punishment, but more at brain rewiring so those people come out better than when they arrived. I should have elaborated.I disagree with that statement. I don’t see a lot of positive anything that comes from a prison aside from the fact that those offenders that are in prison are no longer walking the streets, for now. The death of criminals would provide the exact same outcome for society with 0% chance of recidivism happening. Dead criminals are no longer criminals, they’re just dead.
I look at all the various cultures throughout the world today and throughout time and all their various UNSCIENTIFIC ways of understanding the world. The Gender Identity controversy is just another bizarre creation of the human mind that will come and go like all the others. It will not stand the Test of Time because it's utter nonsense.I like that firm stance and in many ways I want to be there. However is it possible that firm blocks reality? and perhaps sanity starts looking less than sane ?
I would agree on two different sex types, but let’s tackle the assumption of a pseudo-science on multiple Genders. Let me start by saying isn’t all Science pseudo ? …..My take : science is based on experiment and observation, and sometimes they fail during the final analysis or outcome stage, because science is complex.
Could science and society be going through an experimental stage? Scientist doing their thing, and society responding in different ways. Could this seemingly crazy Woke philosophy be a necessary process ? ….. didn’t floor patch need to fail before we understood that modification with latex binders was needed.
I feel sorry for anyone with Sex identity confusion right now, because they are exposed to more options, good or Bad ? It’ our reality right now and maybe we could be understanding, because
It happens in nature to our closest relatives the Gibbons Monkey.
Science, within the grasp of our money making culture, is surely going to get *******ized during the process and have a long learning curve. Let’s try some patience and understanding and maybe loosen the grip to medium firm ?
I look at all the various cultures throughout the world today and throughout time and all their various UNSCIENTIFIC ways of understanding the world. The Gender Identity controversy is just another bizarre creation of the human mind that will come and go like all the others. It will not stand the Test of Time because it's utter nonsense.
It's hard to mix too much empathy with reality. How long have gangs existed in Chicago, .....since the '50s? It's a lifestyle. They grew up with it and they live with it and often they die with it.
I don't think there's a Martin Luther King type that's going to walk down the streets there and afterwards everybody's going to lay down their arms and hug each other. The only thing that would fix it is some tough love by judges and a whole bunch of new jails. Inside the jails is the only place some young thug has a chance to change.
That might work but you don't want to have one person pulling the lever. It would have to be something like the 'like' button on YouTube and forums.It’s all about money and nothing will change until a new way of dealing with things is more profitable than the current way of dealing with things. Don’t worry cus you know I got ideas. I’m talkin Pay Per View level ideas!
How about we take the criminals up in hot air balloons and drop them on targets. For a fee you can control the lever that determines where they drop just like the claw machine. Hit the target and win a prize.
I look at all the various cultures throughout the world today and throughout time and all their various UNSCIENTIFIC ways of understanding the world. The Gender Identity controversy is just another bizarre creation of the human mind that will come and go like all the others. It will not stand the Test of Time because it's utter nonsense.
I'm grateful every day. Good parents, good grandparents, great neighbors and a relatively small town. The Pacific ocean is 15 minutes away. A large lake is 25 minutes away. Logging roads, my entrance to the "wilderness", is also 25 minutes away. So we have a sand dunes, lakes, rivers, mountains, and the ocean and the bay....... Everything's touchable within half an hour or less.The Empathy part comes when we realize that we could have been born into the Chicago gain and how grateful we are that we had good parents, friends, teachers, etc. etc.
I'm grateful every day. Good parents, good grandparents, great neighbors and a relatively small town. The Pacific ocean is 15 minutes away. A large lake is 25 minutes away. Logging roads, my entrance to the "wilderness", is also 25 minutes away. So we have a sand dunes, lakes, rivers, mountains, and the ocean and the bay....... Everything's touchable within half an hour or less.
Yep, I'm as grateful as grateful can get. I feel so bad about kids that are trapped in cities where its 10 miles of pavement in any direction....
.....and you're still in the city.
All of society would be a lot better if they lived in a small town like I lived in my entire life.
I think cities, meaning really big cities, will always be a continual disaster. Living in a big city rat race is not something humans were designed for.
For a while in Oregon, kids were taken (not kidnapped) from the big cities and spent a few weeks in the far Eastern stretches of the state, farm and ranch land.
Those city slickers learned where their chicken and beef comes from.
They also learned what it's like to sit down at a meal with people and they learn what dirt smells like and also a hard day's work.
I'd be scared learning to live in a big city, even for a couple of weeks.
Visiting Mom in Vancouver Washington during the holidays is almost too much for me. The hobbies and chit chat are all about shopping. Lettuce is on sale at Fred Meyers........
....really
Nobody goes anywhere, nobody does anything..... just set and yap.
If you want to take a drive to someplace real, it's well over an hour or two. And when you get there, everybody else in town went there to escape also.
If I drove out to the local jetty (15 minutes away) where the ships come in, there wouldnt be more than than two to six cars in all of the parking areas.
On a sunny 65 degree summer weekend of course, more people would be there.
I'll ramp it up from grateful, to blessed.
I'm grateful every day. Good parents, good grandparents, great neighbors and a relatively small town. The Pacific ocean is 15 minutes away. A large lake is 25 minutes away. Logging roads, my entrance to the "wilderness", is also 25 minutes away. So we have a sand dunes, lakes, rivers, mountains, and the ocean and the bay....... Everything's touchable within half an hour or less.
Yep, I'm as grateful as grateful can get. I feel so bad about kids that are trapped in cities where its 10 miles of pavement in any direction....
.....and you're still in the city.
All of society would be a lot better if they lived in a small town like I lived in my entire life.
I think cities, meaning really big cities, will always be a continual disaster. Living in a big city rat race is not something humans were designed for.
For a while in Oregon, kids were taken (not kidnapped) from the big cities and spent a few weeks in the far Eastern stretches of the state, farm and ranch land.
Those city slickers learned where their chicken and beef comes from.
They also learned what it's like to sit down at a meal with people and they learn what dirt smells like and also a hard day's work.
I'd be scared learning to live in a big city, even for a couple of weeks.
Visiting Mom in Vancouver Washington during the holidays is almost too much for me. The hobbies and chit chat are all about shopping. Lettuce is on sale at Fred Meyers........
....really
Nobody goes anywhere, nobody does anything..... just set and yap.
If you want to take a drive to someplace real, it's well over an hour or two. And when you get there, everybody else in town went there to escape also.
If I drove out to the local jetty (15 minutes away) where the ships come in, there wouldnt be more than than two to six cars in all of the parking areas.
On a sunny 65 degree summer weekend of course, more people would be there.
I'll ramp it up from grateful, to blessed.
crazy behavior, like other forms of insanity don't disqualify every thought or opinion-
Thought : let’s discuss the concept of moving deeper and beyond ‘ Right and Wrong ‘ and expand into ‘ Different and Truth, where I believe opportunity lives.Yes, we have to agree on certain concepts before we can even have intelligent conversation.
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