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What Guppies Teach Us About Sex w/ Dr. J. Budziszewski
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- Опубликовано: 19 июл 2023
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Dr. Budziszewski breaks down why Guppy reproduction tells us about Human Procreation.
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It's incredibly saddening that simply describing procreation can make a woman cry post-abortion... It really shows how much the left's downplaying the issue has impacted us so much that "sex makes babies" is such an emotional wakeup call 🙁
God be with those women.
That’s a male beta Fish.
Mine died :(
I think he’s a bit confused on fish species. Guppies do physically mate, and the females give live birth. There are plenty of species of fish that reproduce in the manner described, guppies are just not one of them. They will sometimes eat their young though.
Yes you're correct, as I've breed guppies like how you're describing, but perhaps there are other species of guppies who reproduce like he's describing?
I've noticed many people use 'guppy' colloquially to refer to small tropical fish generally, including tetras. As you say, guppies are the exact opposite in this analogy!
@@nicholasramirez7322 guppy refers to a specific category of fish. While there are many kinds of guppies, If it scattered it’s eggs around, or laid them on plants, it would no longer be a guppy. That’s kind of like saying “a squirrel is a groundhog, it just behaves a bit differently than the other groundhogs.”
@@historicalsongarchive I wouldn’t say exact opposite, since they don’t tend to raise their young. I actually think the egg scattering rasbora I bred took decent care of their young, compared to guppies. Not sure how it is in the wild, but in my tank the adult Rasbora let the babies feed on the surface and only ate the sinking food, at least until they were older.
The thumbnail is a beta not a guppy
Or is it? The fish is just living it’s truth 😂
At 3:57, listen. Student tries to shift focus of conversation by creating a public distraction using her life experience. Deceptand effective for the untrained, unconfident, easily distracted presenter. Have your reason for the good news and stick with it! Thanks, Dr. J, for being on PwA.
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Those who lash probably did lose. In a sense, their lashing is a first step to healing as peroxide reaches a wound. It's definitely painful but cleansing. Now, if only they allow themselves to be healed. . .let the Divine Physician take care of them.
Quite insightful.
That's not a guppy that's pictured
I like Guppies. Very cool fishes.
Great video name!
just gonna say....unfortunate title LOL maybe im the problem.
Thank you 🙏🏼
Ok. I thought this was a gag title.
hahaha im not alone. sheesh hahaha
@@Cathoholicism maybe what Yuppies can teach us…😁
Their responses were demonic.
There is no simple distinction between "virtue" against "self interest" and "passion." Virtue means strength, manliness, and implies violent force- none of which excludes the latter characteristics.
I would have to disagree. We are all called to virtue as it enables us to grow in love and holiness regardless if we are a man or woman
@@thethreefriends3002 It's the literal meaning of the word
People, especially Catholics, often use "Virtue" to describe moral goodness, which does not necessarily imply those characteristics, and often excludes the last one.
@@theoldsaxon6484where are you getting that virtue implies violence? The definition of virtue Is literally moral excellence.
@@xXWarBeastXx18634 It literally isn't. It is prowess. Vir is Latin for man; virtue is equivalent to manly strength, courage, physicality.
TF
What an absurd argument
What is your argument?
@@servornon For what?
@@_the__void_ You think his argument is absurd, which must mean that you have a better argument. I am interested in what you have to say.
@@servornon That doesn't follow. Disagreeing with an argument for something doesn't mean that I have one for it. I may disagree entirely with the premise of the argument being made. What is it you want me to argue for?
The fish part lost me, but the second half with the description of procreation and how it upset the women so easily was very moving.
A weird comparison from a very weird man.
A weird but very attractive man 🥰.
@@crenshaw2186 each to their taste! But I didn't mean weird in the sense of harmless and eccentric. He comes across as a very controlling and perhaps a very angry man.
@@Scott-tw1hmwhich one?
@@Scott-tw1hm lol nope
@@crusaderACR Budziszewski. Not just the bizarre guppy comparison. But the narcissistic assumption that a distressed female student was "crying strategically in order "to throw something back on me".