It’s the eyes, it’s always in the eyes. Look at pixies eyes when she talks. It’ll tell you everything you need to know. her eye lids poke up aand get wider when she thinks she made a point even if the point is wrong and she doesn't know if what she said was correct.
It is not the case, but I would hope that the only reason a parent would have a child circumcised is to protect their long term health. Fewer UTIs, STDs/STIs, etc. Data supported outcomes.
It’s really simple to fix the disparity so you have a quality in regards to voting. Once you turn 18 years of age, you’re an adult. You didn’t have a choice. You can go sign up for selective service and when you do so you’re giving your voter ID card. if you choose not to sign up for selective service, you don’t get a voter ID card and you do not get to vote. If you’re not willing to fight and die for your country to protect it and everyone in it, you should have the right to vote. So between the age of 18 and 30, you sign up for selective service and you’re giving your right to vote. When implementing this they can do a one time thing where you have two years to go down and get your voter ID card if you’re over the age of 30. This will eliminate a lot of the problems with election fraud as everyone will have their ID to be able to vote. Now you have a quality. If you’re willing to serve the country, you get a vote if you’re not willing to serve well you get to live here, but you don’t get to vote. You shouldn’t have a say if you’re not willing to fight. Of course you might get people who sign up for selective service, thinking a wars never gonna happen, but then it does and they refuse to go. Well, I think the answer for that should be a punishment that benefits society. It won’t be good for the person, but it would be good for everybody else. I think they should be given 25 years of labour where they become part of a civic labour force.. you be used for all sorts of civic projects like forest management clearing, pats and trails, digging ditches, putting in drainage Dykes. If you bail on that well then you go to prison for the rest of the time that needs to be served without parole. If you flee the country well then I think the government should then put a bounty on your head for you to be brought back the country to do your prison time then you would have independent contractors looking to find you bring you back for the reward. You make big deal about it so society can see the consequences. Now you have a quality in society. Regardless of your race, regardless of your gender, regardless whether you’re rich or poor if you wanna vote your sign up if you haven’t signed up, you don’t get to government jobs either.. that will be only for the people who have agreed to serve the country. You wanna run the become a senator or the mayor of your town you have to have signed up. Now you have a structure that bond society and makes people part of the same thing..
Example of why these discussions are interesting. Does anyone do the additional self-education and reading after they are off the show? @ 11:30 "right to vote is the most fundamental right that we [women] have". Literally not true. Is it fundamental? In some sense, sure. Most fundamental? No. Defined: "1 a: serving as a basis supporting existence or determining essential structure or function". The most fundamental of... fundamentals... would be the bottom tier of Maslow's Hierarchy of needs -- the fundamentals of physiologic needs to survive well enough and long enough to do anything else (breathing, food, water, shelter, clothing, sleep). The right to vote would at best be the next level up on the Safety (& Security) tier (health, employment, property, family, and social ability). Prioritizing rights to vote inappropriately does a disservice to just staying alive. She's being being passionate about defending her perspective to the detriment of reality, even if she contains her reality to just the United States in its current state. The history she refers to certainly helped get us to a place where all men in the USA could vote, by them being able to be conscripted. Both men and women with power and influence helped make it so that women could vote at the national level, even when a majority of women did not want and/or care about suffrage (
How can Pixie be so wrong about everything and have the mental state of a 5 year old but able to/ allowed to talk so much?
Male privilege😂😂😂
@@sergejdoll611 She does look like a man for sure.
Women conversations makes you wonder how we live in the same world
Pixy wrong as usual
She wants an apology letter from men that oppressed women? Wich men would that be specifically?
But why you would not want to be circumcised??
It’s the eyes, it’s always in the eyes. Look at pixies eyes when she talks. It’ll tell you everything you need to know. her eye lids poke up aand get wider when she thinks she made a point even if the point is wrong and she doesn't know if what she said was correct.
Girl rating from left to right: 6, 5, 6, 4, 4, 7.
the fact they laugh about mutilating the genitals about men is disgusting knowing full well they wouldnt laugh if it happened to a woman
It is not the case, but I would hope that the only reason a parent would have a child circumcised is to protect their long term health. Fewer UTIs, STDs/STIs, etc. Data supported outcomes.
It’s really simple to fix the disparity so you have a quality in regards to voting. Once you turn 18 years of age, you’re an adult. You didn’t have a choice. You can go sign up for selective service and when you do so you’re giving your voter ID card. if you choose not to sign up for selective service, you don’t get a voter ID card and you do not get to vote. If you’re not willing to fight and die for your country to protect it and everyone in it, you should have the right to vote. So between the age of 18 and 30, you sign up for selective service and you’re giving your right to vote. When implementing this they can do a one time thing where you have two years to go down and get your voter ID card if you’re over the age of 30. This will eliminate a lot of the problems with election fraud as everyone will have their ID to be able to vote. Now you have a quality. If you’re willing to serve the country, you get a vote if you’re not willing to serve well you get to live here, but you don’t get to vote. You shouldn’t have a say if you’re not willing to fight. Of course you might get people who sign up for selective service, thinking a wars never gonna happen, but then it does and they refuse to go. Well, I think the answer for that should be a punishment that benefits society. It won’t be good for the person, but it would be good for everybody else. I think they should be given 25 years of labour where they become part of a civic labour force.. you be used for all sorts of civic projects like forest management clearing, pats and trails, digging ditches, putting in drainage Dykes. If you bail on that well then you go to prison for the rest of the time that needs to be served without parole. If you flee the country well then I think the government should then put a bounty on your head for you to be brought back the country to do your prison time then you would have independent contractors looking to find you bring you back for the reward. You make big deal about it so society can see the consequences. Now you have a quality in society. Regardless of your race, regardless of your gender, regardless whether you’re rich or poor if you wanna vote your sign up if you haven’t signed up, you don’t get to government jobs either.. that will be only for the people who have agreed to serve the country. You wanna run the become a senator or the mayor of your town you have to have signed up. Now you have a structure that bond society and makes people part of the same thing..
Example of why these discussions are interesting. Does anyone do the additional self-education and reading after they are off the show?
@ 11:30 "right to vote is the most fundamental right that we [women] have". Literally not true. Is it fundamental? In some sense, sure. Most fundamental? No. Defined: "1
a: serving as a basis supporting existence or determining essential structure or function". The most fundamental of... fundamentals... would be the bottom tier of Maslow's Hierarchy of needs -- the fundamentals of physiologic needs to survive well enough and long enough to do anything else (breathing, food, water, shelter, clothing, sleep). The right to vote would at best be the next level up on the Safety (& Security) tier (health, employment, property, family, and social ability). Prioritizing rights to vote inappropriately does a disservice to just staying alive. She's being being passionate about defending her perspective to the detriment of reality, even if she contains her reality to just the United States in its current state. The history she refers to certainly helped get us to a place where all men in the USA could vote, by them being able to be conscripted. Both men and women with power and influence helped make it so that women could vote at the national level, even when a majority of women did not want and/or care about suffrage (
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