that he be evaluated for learning problems when he was in elementary school, that would have likely led to prescription medication.
He's an A student in high school taking a rigorous curriculum of AP & Honors courses. There's absolutely nothing wrong with him, he can
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can concentrate on difficult subject like Calculus & Physics for hours on end - unlike your average elementary school teacher.
But yet, they want the boys on drugs. Makes the classroom easier for them, reduces that toxic masculinity.
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And guess what? A nation that lets toxic women drug any boys that show signs of normal masculinity doesn't get to have future soldiers, among many other problems.
Actions have consequences. Letting these women remain in those position will continue to screw up this nation.
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As a father of Zoomers, I believe these 3 things to be true:
1) Young white male Zoomers are being outrageously discriminated against, this has to stop now 2) There are many talented, hardworking Zoomers 3) Conversely, some Zoomers are entitled little POS crybabies 1/
This 3 way separation is imo essential in sorting through the debate consuming X in recent days.
First and foremost, the discrimination against young men is outrageous, and the appropriate response is anger, to burn with a white-hot fury. I've written multiple threads on
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this in recent days, and won't repeat them here.
Beyond that, the Zoomers are a transitional generation, and they should not all be lumped together, we have two quite distinct Americas.
The Zoomers are growing up in the declining days of Empire imo,
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California is a den of thieves that needs to be financially cut off from the rest of America.
Sound a bit extreme? That's because you don't know what the scummy bastards in CA govt have been doing, and how the rest of the nation will get screwed to pay for their thievery. 1/
The basic issue is that the CA govt, as a matter of policy, does not allow market-based insurance for all of those extremely expensive homes in fire zones.
Naturally, the private insurance companies have been doing everything they can to cancel policies.
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So, these insurance companies - and crucially these are also OUR insurance companies in the rest of the nation - have escaped liability, right?
Not at all, CA really is a group of clever bastards & thieves. The homeowners who can't get market insurance get their insurance
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What is happening to the pound can be though of as an intelligence test - for the US. The UK shows what happens when a nation goes another 5-10 years down the current path of the US.
The UK has mostly deindustrialized, and does not produce enough goods to pay for the goods 1/
it imports that are necessary for the daily standard of living in Britain.
Instead, the UK is a service sector economy that is primarily focused on the internal redistribution of wealth. Not surprisingly, its trading partners don't value that. So, the UK economically survives
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by selling gilts to other nations - their equivalent of Treasury bonds. The UK supports its standard of living by going ever more in debt every month to the rest of the world. The rest of world is getting tired of this arrangement, the pound is falling, and the formerly great
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Most of the comments on my Jared Taylor post have been positive, but I'm also getting pushback.
The Heartland is the traditional source of American power, it is overwhelmingly the source of the 2024 electoral college victory, and it is arguably the last bastion of Western 1/
Civilization, in terms of close to a hundred million people of European descent who are still strongly opposed to the destruction of our culture. In terms of governors and state legislatures, these are the last bastions of genuine RW political power in the West.
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Yet, for more than half a century, we have been continuously betrayed by politicians and "intellectuals".
We were the wealthiest part of the world within a long lifetime ago. And then, we were continuously sold out as the factories moved overseas, 3/
My heart goes out to the victims of the LA fires & I hope there is a quick end to the fires.
That said this is legitimately a highly political topic, as what we are watching is what happens when false narratives meet cruel reality. This looks to be primarily self-inflicted. 1/
1. Dry conditions & high winds are a natural feature of Southern California. Of course they don't occur daily - but a reasonable person will expect them to occur at least every few years.
Therefore reasonably competent state & local governments would intensively manage for
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this set of circumstances, in order to prevent catastrophic damage. Instead, in what is effectively a one party state, we see gross incompetence on multiple levels as state policy.
2. One example is the brush. Tinder dry brush burns explosively with high winds. This is known.
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