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The most fascinating thing about honey bees is that scouts will leave the hive, travel up to two miles to find flowers, and then come back and communicate the coordinates of the flowers by performing an elaborate dance for the other bees. Absolutely mind blowing.
I just thought you guys would like to know that fact about bees.
The bee society is also very progressive in its gender dynamics. Women do everything while the men are used for mating purposes only. Then they are killed or exiled when resources run low. This is the system that feminists wish to establish in our own society.
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Matt Walsh
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Remember the left's Victimization Flow Chart. It looks like this:

white men ➡️ white women ➡️ non-white men ➡️ non-white women ➡️ gay men ➡️ lesbian women ➡️ transgenders

Victimization can only flow in that direction. White men victimize everyone, transgenders victimize no one
This is why they can't condemn Ilhan Omar's antisemitism. Jews are counted as "white" on the flow chart and therefore cannot be victimized by a non-white woman. Victimization always flows downhill. It can never be reversed.
I'm not inventing this, by the way. This is literally what they teach in college.
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Matt Walsh
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A lot of people seem to misunderstand the agnosticism vs atheism dynamic. Agnosticism comes from the Greek for "unknowable." A real agnostic believes that the ultimate truth CANNOT be known. Agnosticism is actually more dogmatic than atheism in that way.
A good way to understand this is to think first about the ancient gnostics. They believed that spiritual freedom could be attained through divine knowledge, or gnosis. An agnostic therefore is someone who believes that such knowledge is impossible or unattainable.
A Christian believes that such knowledge is possible, but that we are liberated through Christ's saving sacrifice rather than through our own personal enlightenment.
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Last thing I'll say on the Michael Jackson issue. Any argument, however strained and absurd, that MJ may have slept with little boys innocently, is utterly destroyed by the fact that he kept doing it for years even after being multiply accused of sex abuse.
Even if I were to buy the argument that he did it the first time totally innocently (which I don't), that doesn't explain why he kept on sleeping with little boys for years after being told that it is inappropriate and makes him look like a pedophile.
In conclusion, don't be an idiot about this. The dude was a child raping freak. End of story.
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