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Abstraction · 61-69, M
@SapphicHeart I'm sorry knives are what? THat's such a silly statement. The statistics are clear. Guns kill more people by a long way, knives barely register by comparison.
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SapphicHeart · F
@Abstraction
Sarcasm. Sorry if that wasn't clear to you by the rest of my comment.
Sarcasm. Sorry if that wasn't clear to you by the rest of my comment.
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SatyrService · M
@Greenbare I really appreciate your thoughtful answers, and what you have just described sounds like a recipe for trouble, but with no clear solution.
I know the military, has altered some of its practices, in order to encourage those with difficulties to come forward.
I think a great deal of the issues that harm many men in America have this component in common to seek help, in some ways paint a Target on them. In fiction, remember that Tony Soprano, was terrified his workers would find out he was seeing a psychiatrist.
I know the military, has altered some of its practices, in order to encourage those with difficulties to come forward.
I think a great deal of the issues that harm many men in America have this component in common to seek help, in some ways paint a Target on them. In fiction, remember that Tony Soprano, was terrified his workers would find out he was seeing a psychiatrist.
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SatyrService · M
I'll ask, what you don't understand, was said by a nutjob I met.
" I don't care about all these shootings that they keep saying are happening I don't care if everybody else' kid gets shot, I will keep my gun and protect my family. "
" I don't care about all these shootings that they keep saying are happening I don't care if everybody else' kid gets shot, I will keep my gun and protect my family. "
AHugo · 61-69, M
What Social Security Administration Payments was he getting? None as far as I can tell.
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SatanBurger · 36-40, F
The NRA spent 31 million on Trump's campaign (plus to attack Hillary at the same time.) I bet he did that to appease his donors. There must have been some planning before hand because I don't know of anyone who would spend 31 million if they weren't sure they could have Trump as their lap dog (no offense to lap dogs.)
It's really sick.
[quote]Trump was one of the biggest beneficiaries of the NRA's spending in the last election, with the group pumping more than $31 million into advertising to boost his candidacy and to attack his Democratic rival, Hillary Clinton. The spending was remarkable because the NRA was the largest, well-established outside group to back Trump's unorthodox campaign.[/quote]
https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/2018/02/15/nras-big-spending-pays-off-clout-and-wins-washington/341257002/
It's really sick.
[quote]Trump was one of the biggest beneficiaries of the NRA's spending in the last election, with the group pumping more than $31 million into advertising to boost his candidacy and to attack his Democratic rival, Hillary Clinton. The spending was remarkable because the NRA was the largest, well-established outside group to back Trump's unorthodox campaign.[/quote]
https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/2018/02/15/nras-big-spending-pays-off-clout-and-wins-washington/341257002/
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