YLYL
The other one turned to ray pist spam so here we go again
YLYL
Jordan Watson
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Landon Hernandez
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Ryan Cruz
Oliver Sanders
Jackson Hernandez
Jackson Hill
Landon Nguyen
Aiden Morris
Joshua Powell
Jackson Diaz
Mason Adams
Jayden Morales
musta been made by a liberal
Aiden Long
Kayden Nelson
Michael Collins
Heh, I can read these-
Brayden Roberts
Jose Russell
Adrian Watson
Grayson Cox
Kayden Wright
lost, wish it could make sense to use this
Connor Ross
>be me
>about to have sex on my sonic bed
>”Gotta go fast”
>cum all over myself before I even get my dick hard
>sex complete
>no longer a virgin
>level up
>gamers rise up
Eli Cooper
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Grayson Murphy
Hive mind regurgitator
Elijah Jackson
not even a sonic bed, just a blanket and pillowcase
Jack Taylor
Brody Sanchez
Actually this is how the sexually abused act.
Juan Brooks
Isaiah James
I dun geddit.
Ryan Jenkins
More
Jason Thomas
Kevin Thomas
Dominic Taylor
Operation Paperclip was the official name for the US calling dibs on the Nazi rocket scientists it wanted after WW2 (like von Braun). Many went to work at the NASA facility in Huntsville, AL.
Brody Hernandez
Landon Hughes
Tell me more about this John Chimpo character
Lincoln Hughes
Nice worldbuilding, is it for a game or just a children's story?
Isaiah Sullivan
: /
Owen Davis
Gavin Robinson
"Reply to this post or your mother will fucking die"
Ethan Anderson
Fuck u
Jonathan Morris
You are now working for a paycheck.
Carson Collins
Jonathan James
Operation paperclip
Josiah Edwards
Laughs user. Not cringe.
Benjamin Perry
Luke Ross
Benjamin Brown
Fresh meme
Alexander Bell
how I do it is I cross my eyes really hard until I the image splits, then I blink once or twice and adjust the focus by squinting more or less. Learned when I was a kid my aunt had two of these eye rape posters in her house for some reason...
Cameron Wood
When did the autist stop marking the memes and start stealing them from ig
Jordan Price
honestly why does every retard get a pass for a free touchdown, like u could just show him a slinky and it would be the highlight of his year. 12/10 to the obvious Yea Forumstard at the end
Jose Baker
Cameron Lewis
I liked this for the first 5 seconds and then i wanted to vomit
Matthew Ortiz
Ethan Barnes
kek
Dylan Cruz
Im done paying for netflix now. "Straight white men are cancelled" fuck them. If they wanna be faggots thats cool but they can go fuck them selves excluding others. Fucking niggers.
Camden Barnes
What was the incident called?
Dylan Perry
Owen Perry
Great YLYL, keep it going!
Fuck U Raypist MEME FUCKTARDS!
Evan Morgan
Where's the lie tho?
Anthony Wood
DE JA VU!
Dylan Carter
Vote Dem.
Aiden Smith
Jackson Diaz
I’m probably being trolled here but it was Jack Rubey shooting Lee Harvey Oswald
Carter Kelly
The driver was a Nazi scientist?
Gavin Rogers
(You)
Jacob Ramirez
Wow literally one the worst posts I've seen all day. Lot cringe here that you thought that was worth posting.
Ralphie and CU suck almost as much as your post. You are the cancer that is killing Yea Forums.
Nathan Collins
Yes, this is the day cats learned to stand upright!
Blake Nelson
>only white nen are against abortion
>it’s racist to want to stop massive numbers of black babies being aborted
Liberal logic
Kayden Richardson
Lucas Gray
Nathan Murphy
5'11'' vs 6'0''
Justin Miller
What the fuck did they just do a parody of themselves ?
Jace Lopez
Funny because your own logic doesn't track here. Aborted fetuses are unwanted fetuses, 'unwanted' being the key word there. It's not about stopping babies from being born, it's about the choice to terminate unwanted pregnancies at the individual level.
Adam Rogers
Pretty funny show imo
Alexander Davis
That one was a eye full
Lucas Martinez
tru
Landon Powell
Okay, so if I deemed my five year old "unwanted," should I euthanize them? What about my 60-year old mother with back problems that I take care of, could I deem her "unwanted" and kill her? Some faggot that I invite to live with me, could I deem him "unwanted" and shoot him in the back of the head?
People need to learn to live with the consequences of the decisions that they make. If you act like an idiot and get yourself knocked up when you don't want kids despite the abundance of contraceptives and medical procedures that exist in the modern world, you need to live with bringing a life into this world. If you then decide that you don't want the child, give it up for adoption. You don't get to commit murder because you made a mistake.
Xavier Cook
holy shit
>c is for control d is for dialing
>okay pretty standard gun nut shitbrainery nothing new he-
>JAPANEEEEEEEEZ
Michael Torres
>what is rape
Also the difference between a fetus and that other bullshit you tried to shoehorn into the argument is that a fetus has no sense of awareness, no consciousness, no capacity for thought. And while there are parents who choose to bring children without vital brain functions into the world (a cruel decision, some might say), those parents had a choice in the matter and decided to confront the consequences of that particular choice. You can't force everyone into your archaic moral codes, you fascist.
Caleb Cox
>white men
That's a funny way of saying "Jews"
Chase Morris
wait so niggers rule over us? im pretty sure i'd get lynched if i criticize a nigger
Kayden Rodriguez
>you fascist
Shut the fuck up buddy "everybody who doesn't agree with me is Hitler!" Faceass.
Bentley Clark
Nope.
Ayden Wilson
Now you've gone too far.
Lucas Collins
>pro-choice
>democrat
>racist
>atheist
Wow, could you find anyone worse?
Camden Johnson
take this shit to /pol/
Anthony Turner
well then the image isnt true then, is it?
Wyatt Sullivan
Dominic Russell
It's referring to Jews. They have a disproportionate amount of wealth and control over the US (and most western countries).
They're, what, less than 2% of the population, yet almost half of all billionaires? 60% of the top 1%? More than a fifth of the US congress?
Yet nobody's thought to put the words "Jewish" and "privilege" together. Hmmm...
Adrian Edwards
Evan Morales
>Rape
Yes, rape is bad, and I am under the opinion that proven rapists should be executed by hanging. I also believe that there are three cases where abortion is possibly justified, the first being rape, the second being that the child will be born in a vegetative state or will be dead at birth, and the third being that the child will kill the mother during the birthing process.
Abortion as a "Right" for anyone and everyone regardless of circumstance as some form of retarded birth control is disgusting and stupid though.
>The fetus has no sense of awareness or thought
There have been numerous studies about the effects of conversation, music, etc... on fetuses and infants. For example: Newborn babies respond positively to their mother's favorite song or TV show opening, and to voices they heard while in the womb.
If you think that these don't show a capacity for thought or feeling, then newborns and toddlers also don't show a capacity for thought or feeling and should be allowed to be aborted as well.
>Fascist
I'm libertarian, friendo.
Nicholas Gomez
The Japanese should be a panda bear
Ayden Scott
I called you a fascist, I didn't call you Hitler. Although I'm not surprised at your lack of capacity for nuance given your omission of rape from your earlier attempt at justifying forced birth. You're just a fascist: a sheep, bleating pro-birth talking points along with the rest of the flock without any sense of inconsistency or irony. You despise the individual's right to choose because you cannot conceive of a sense of self without your dated moral compass, because you have never bothered to separate from the flock and explore the world outside the herd.
Jacob King
Pandas are Chinese though.
Cooper Peterson
>what is rape
>baby don't fuck me
>don't fuck me
>no more
Sebastian Watson
>you’re argument
You men the one I didn’t make but you read into my post?
Ok fagatron. I’m not making an argument about abortion hereI’m actually pro choice. I’m saying her argument is fucking retarded
>muh White republican men stopping black babies being aborted
>muh patriarchy cuz only men are pro life
Get it?
Caleb Kelly
>people that don’t trust police are nuts
>I’m perfectly sane taking this shit seriously
Good luck with all that
Lincoln Kelly
lol
William Thomas
>WWWWWWWWWAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHH
cry more faggot
Lucas Miller
Jace Edwards
>proven rapists should be executed by hanging
Well fortunately they never convict people for rape that are innocent.
Austin Baker
Same happens for murder, tax fraud, drug peddling, etc...
The system isn't perfect, but I would rather wrongfully convict ~400 people per year rather than let rapists, murderers, and child molesters sit in a cell for 10-40 years and then come out and do it all over again. Look up some stats on reincarceration and criminal relapse. It's pretty horrifying.
Benjamin Kelly
Your criteria for abortion are reasonable, and most pro-choice people share your views albeit to different degrees.
Being able to react to stimuli is no prerequisite for awareness or thought. Houseplants react to music and voices too. Should tossing out your mom's ficus plant qualify you for a prison sentence or capital punishment?
Also, toddlers and newborns begin making neural connections that embryos and fetuses cannot possibly make.
>libertarian
Oh god. There's some real cognitive dissonance going on here.
Bentley Robinson
Found the cop
Nolan Rogers
kids got aborted, get over it, american
kids are getting aborted, get over it, american
kids will be getting aborted, get over it, american
Nathaniel Morales
if the fetus can't survive outside it's host, it's not really live. flush it if you want.
Kevin Peterson
>Most pro-choice people
I have never met someone who calls themself "Pro-choice" and doesn't believe in legalizing abortion for everyone in all cases. Most even believe in publicly funding Planned Parenthood, forcing ME to pay MY MONEY to take care of THEIR mistakes.
>Being able to react to stimuli is no prerequisite for awareness or thought
It absolutely is. It may not conclusively show it, but it is a prerequisite.
>Also, toddlers and newborns begin making neural connections that embryos and fetuses cannot possibly make.
So at what point exactly do we distinguish between the two? These fetuses obviously have a memory, and some ability to recognize patterns. So where is the line?
>Cognitive dissonance.
Not really. I believe in the rights of children and infants as well as adults. To take the life of a fetus is to deprive a living human of THEIR right to choose.
So should everyone that's on life support, or everyone who is severely injured and requires a medical procedure or a blood transfusion be free game for murderers?
Hudson Brown
Jace Foster
Its much better to pay a few hundred for the abortion than pay several hundreds of thousands for lifetime benefits.
Landon Lewis
Who says I should pay for their benefits?
Elijah Mitchell
I'm gonna fucking remember that.
Brody Gonzalez
I can see it fine with the 3d effect, but I don't see any words.
Charles Price
Unfortunately those are the only options. So pick.
Josiah King
>fetus can’t survive without host
>lets murder a person because their weak
start with yourself faggot
Thomas Jenkins
Hey remember that one time you chose to broadcast the collusion's inner workings?
Evan Bailey
Charity, faggot. The state should not be involved in the financial welfare of its citizens.
Isaac Peterson
trump colluded with russia is one of the stalest pol memes to date, so weird flex, but okay
Nathaniel Jones
your preddy good
Ryder Foster
the difference is, the fetus was never capable of those things.
Jaxson Edwards
fetus? more like fatus
get it? fat US? because murricans are all obese?
Justin Ross
I see nothing
Lucas Jones
Well, the line could literally be the vagina, or birth. I'm not a neuroscientist, but someone with more knowledge of the distinctions between fetal and infant brain functionality could help draw the line there.
Sorry, I should have said that reacting to stimuli is not the SOLE prerequisite for awareness or thought. Tons of things react to stimuli that we don't consider 'alive' in the same way we consider human beings. So please tell me how reacting to stimuli constitutes human cognition, and don't be reductionist.
Public money paying for "mistakes" literally happens all the time. Why not expend your energies protesting the criminal justice system which wrongfully and expensively convicts so many people with your tax dollars? Or the wars the US finds itself permanently entrenched in? The average cost of an abortion is around $700 (accounting for variances by state), with about 640,000 abortions per year currently being performed in the US at present. That's an expense of $450 million (rounding up) per year (assuming all abortions were publicly funded, which they currently are not). By contrast, the US spends upwards of $40 BILLION each year on the war with Afghanistan alone, not accounting for additional military spending projects. The criminal justice system costs the US $270 BILLION per year, even though many aspects of it are increasingly privatized. Your anger at abortion expenses is misinformed and misplaced.
Thomas Parker
Well, she got a point. Not sure why on ylyl.
Parker Wood
So should down syndrome people be executed? They can't survive without help at any age.
>The line could be birth
So our line is as little as a few seconds? Or should you not be allowed to abort during labor, which is another arbitrary distinction averaging ~12 hours. Or is it when the child is "Ready" to come out, which is difficult to determine or distinguish. Again, I ask you PRECISELY where and why the line is?
Reacting to complex stimuli according to memory in a visible, emotional way is a pretty good determinant of cognition, don't you think? There really is no "line" for who or what is and is not cognizant. "Alive" is a much easier, and in my opinion, better determinant for what should or should not have rights.
>Public money for mistakes happens all the time.
Yes it does. This is why 90+% of government agencies and programs should be gotten rid of and taken over by the private sector.
>Why not protest the criminal justice system?
I do
>Or the wars the US finds itself permanently entrenched in?
I do
>Military spending vs. Abortion spending
National defense vs. frivolities.
Regardless, as I stated, I still protest our military spending and many other things that our country does. Ever dollar wasted is a dollar taken from the taxpayer, and I take it ALL very seriously. It just so happens that morally I am more agitated by the deaths of unborn children than I am at the deaths of military personnel.
Levi Myers
Ayden Lee
Owen Hill
Gavin Davis
Educated person detected
William Miller
Juan Ortiz
Jayden Nelson
Sounds like your moral outrage is pretty arbitrary, bud.
Also I forgot that I was talking to a libertarian here. Name one thing the private sector has taken over from the government that isn't a complete disaster. The answer to problems with government spending isn't to privatize the shit out of everything (ask Africa and South/Central America how that went) but to reform government agencies and root out corruption. Most government inefficiencies occur at the managerial level, where state officials responsible for appropriating funds take advantage of the lack of oversight and engage in rent-seeking behavior.
If "alive" is your determinant, then mowing the lawn is genocide! Maybe you are Hitler after all! (Thou doth protest too much, perhaps.)
I think life is much more complex than mere stimulus/response, regardless of how "emotional" or "visible" the response is. There are ways to measure this kind of stuff, but like I said, I'm not a neuroscientist. I don't know where the line is PRECISELY, but theoretically it should be there and there are criteria we can devise to determine its existence beyond appeals to emotions or gods or whatever. I can give reasonable criteria based on, say, brain activity or fetal viability, but don't expect to dismantle my arguments with some vague moral conception that an unwanted pregnancy is a "mistake" or "permanent consequence" without offering some scientific or philosophical justification.
Jason Long
>Your moral outrage is pretty arbitrary
Morals are arbitrary. We all still have them though.
>Privatization is a disaster
>Africa/Central America
Gee I wonder why.
African and Southern American governments are notoriously corrupt, and work to sabotage anything that would keep people from depending on the governemnt. Besides that, Africans are stupid in general. South Americans aren't AS stupid, but they're still less developed than white majority countries.
>Reform governemnt agencies to weed out corruption
I agree that that's a good idea, but the methodology to that is difficult to determine. Besides, a lot of the problems stem from corrupt people seeking jobs in government. For example, most government agencies work on budgets and quotas, and if something goes over budget and under quota, the solution is to ask for more money and looser quotas. In a business model, profitability and functionality is king. Infrastructure, research, and medicine would all improve if left in the private sector with little to no regulation.
Alive FOR A HUMAN is my determinant. And yes, I like Hitler very much.
>I think life is more complex than stimuli/response
Not really. All we do is react to our stimuli with bigger and more complex responses.
>What are neurons?
>theoretically it should be there and there are criteria we can devise to determine its existence beyond appeals to emotions or gods or whatever
So why exactly, not according to emotion or God or whatever, should you be allowed to abort your child? Freedom? That's an appeal to emotion. The Child is unwanted? Appeal to emotion.
> don't expect to dismantle my arguments with some vague moral conception that an unwanted pregnancy is a "mistake" or "permanent consequence" without offering some scientific or philosophical justification.
What would you call it then, user? What are unwanted pregnancies?
Julian Brooks
>~
>tgm
>>God Mode Enabled
Jayden Cox
Does anyone have the photoshopped Cadbury Creme Egg meme where it's like a parody of an ad and it's like, the tubgirl pic with the liquid shit raining down and becoming the caramel filling the egg? I think it was posted here
William Wright
Samuel Allen
Wew lads we got college freshmen over here
Anthony Ortiz
normally i ignore this bait, but one of your points is complete bollocks. Why do you think research and medicine do better in the private sector without regulation? There is literally no financial incentive to cure diseases rather than treat them. Why create a cure that you can charge for once when you can create a treatment you can charge for forever?
Dylan Anderson
And why would the government create a cure rather than a treatment? Think about how many tax dollars the government gets from chemotherapy, or sales of expensive medicines, or anything else. Think about all the money senators and lobbyists get from big Pharma.
At the very least, and incentive exists from competition. If Company A makes a medicine that stalls your death, and company B makes a medicine that prevents it, what are you gonna buy?
Christopher Turner
Camden Sullivan
in a system where the government has a medicare hybrid system or single payer system there IS a financial incentive to create a cure, it means they dont have to keep paying for treatment. If you want to keep medical research in the private sector, it should be forced to be run by insurance companies, as they have the same incentive for cures as the gov.
Luke Scott
>So should down syndrome people be executed? They can't survive without help at any age.
yes.
Jose Anderson
100% transparency. imagine if insurance companies had to be transparent.
Xavier Powell
>We all still have them though.
nope.
Daniel Cox
No, there is not an incentive. There is, however, an incentive by Pharmaceutical companies to hyper-inflate the market and buy legislation in their favor.
Making the government pay for all of your worries doesn't help anyone, and single-payer systems both incredibly expensive, and incredibly inefficient.
>Insurance companies
All insurance companies need to be burned to the ground. They have ruined almost all forms of commerce in the civilized world.
Okay, so where and at what point do we draw your line? If I don't like you can I put a .308 into your brainpan, or do you have some arbitrary system for protecting yourself and screwing everyone you don't like?
Evan Hill
Almost literally every African and South American country that privatized saw those industries get crushed by foreign competition or internal corruption. But the privatization gospel is a self-fulfilling prophecy:
>government system is inefficient, let's privatize it
>newly privatized sector can't compete against larger MNCs and leads to unemployment, higher prices, government loses ability to regulate that industry
>private industry is corrupt
>"well, it wouldn't be so corrupt if the government had managed it better!", ignoring the process of privatization and deregulation that stripped the government of its oversight abilities earlier
>Infrastructure, research, and medicine would all improve if left in the private sector with little to no regulation.
There is no evidence to suggest that any of this would be the case. Health care has been disastrous as a largely private system in the US. Medicine fairs no better, as drug pricing and patent extensions squash innovation (fuck, the opioid crisis is the poster child of this very thing). Infrastructure in the hands of the private sector would cause costs to explode (imagine paying increasingly high fares to use company roads beyond the tolls needed to maintain them).
I just meant that life is more complex than simply saying that any stimulus/response reaction constitutes life in anything resembling the complexity of human life as we think of it outside the womb.
Human freedom isn't an appeal to emotion, how did you come up with that? Freedom is a philosophical concept that can be applied to a cold, materialist logic as well as an emotional one. Describing a child as "unwanted" is a logical description of an empirical phenomenon. It's not up to you to determine anyone else's reasons or logic on their behalf based on your understanding of those concepts. You are allowed to choose what to do with your own fetus (either on your own or in consultation with your partner), that's all.
Kevin Harris
Also, to suggest that your morals concerning abortion should dictate others' decisions conflicts with your notion that morality is arbitrary. Either your morals are your own and they are therefore arbitrary, or they should apply to everyone and they aren't. Please try to be SOMEWHAT consistent..
Colton Allen
This shit is really international.
Jonathan Campbell
Cameron Johnson
This line of reasoning goes back to what I was talking about earlier, which is that the political philosophy of libertarianism is self-fulfilling.
>the gov. is corrupt because of the influence of BIG PHARMA
>WHAT? We can't regulate Big Pharma! That would lead to COMMUNIST DICTATORSHIP.
>incentive exists from competition. If Company A makes a medicine that stalls your death, and company B makes a medicine that prevents it, what are you gonna buy?
Except that's not what happens. Drug companies act as cartels, not competitors. Lobbying for extensions of patents for drugs and other treatments, plus collective price gouging leads to a few companies controlling the majority of the market, fundamentally creating a monopoly that doesn't innovate. At least the government can fund studies and experiments through grants and follow up to determine if any actual progress is being made.
Bentley Jenkins
>Japanese pandas
James Bailey
lost
Jaxson Diaz
That's because the "Process" of privatizing it is regulated by the government, and they never really let go of control. Also notice that things don't really get better once the government "Regains" control of the industry. It stays just as bad as it always was.
>Medicine has been disastrous in the U.S. as a private industry
Number one in the world for medical innovations, and you can weather pretty much anything here if you have the cash for it. The most damaging things to our healthcare systems have all stemmed from government interference and legislation. The opioid crisis is a big problem, but it's not exactly a problem that would be fixed/wouldn't happen under government control. It was a lack of well informed consumers that caused that problem, by and large. Same would happen to uninformed citizens in a single payer system. Infrastructure already costs a huge amount to maintain, and not giving that money to the government would allow anyone to be able to pay the tolls. If they can't afford the tolls, then they can have some polite words with hot asphalt and the CEO's face until prices stabilize.
>I just meant that life is more complex than simply saying that any stimulus/response reaction constitutes life in anything resembling the complexity of human life as we think of it outside the womb.
Then what exactly constitutes life? If you cannot make an exact distinction between what is alive and cognizant and what isn't, then you have no place in killing something because it falls out of your personal opinion about what is or isn't "alive." If that were the case, I could label everyone I don't like "braindead" and set off a nuke in California without repercussion.
>Human freedom isn't an appeal to emotion, how did you come up with that? Freedom is a philosophical concept that can be applied to a cold, materialist logic as well as an emotional one
In what manner? Freedom is an entirely emotional concept, philosophy itself is largely emotional. Cont.
Nathaniel Peterson
This is why Shkreli was able to jack up the price of Daraprim overnight:
1) He knew the industry was poorly regulated when it came to pricing, as other pharma companies had gotten away with similar price jackings in the past.
2) He knew there would be no competition to undercut him by offering a similar product at a lower price, due to the strict patent and clinical trial laws that the largest companies lobbied for in order to ensure their grip on the market.
Gabriel Ramirez
Freedom and philosophy are all about one's own will and thoughts being put into practice in a biased manner. I want freedom so that I can live my life in the way I choose, doing what I see fit, and being rewarded for the good that I do and punished for the mistakes I make. That is 100% emotion and bias right there.
>It's not up to you to determine anyone else's reasons or logic on their behalf based on your understanding of those concepts
So why should you be allowed to determine when someone can terminate their pregnancy? Why should you be allowed to argue with me? All of argumentation and policy making is about one's own logical conclusions based on their own understanding of concepts.
> You are allowed to choose what to do with your own fetus (either on your own or in consultation with your partner), that's all.
In this spirit, would stopping a murder be a criminal offense for obstructing someone else's free will?
Juan Edwards
Shkreli died for the big pharmas sins and we didn't get anything out of it
fuck
Noah Green
Big Pharma exists because they purchased favorable legislation that allowed them to create monopolies on procedures and medicines. In a free market where these government regulations don't exists, this would be far less of a problem.
LOBBYING for GOVERNMENT CONTROL is the problem, not the free market.
Blake Kelly
doesn't need to be arbitrary. down syndrome, CP, harlequinn, there are plenty of genetic conditions that you should be able to abort.
Nathan Hernandez
I disagree. That's a very slippery slope. Should we be allowed to abort fetuses that weigh too little, or too much? Should we be allowed to abort gingers? How about people with AB+ blood? Where, precisely, is your line?
Bentley Nelson
Like autism.
Matthew Howard
Ryan Rodriguez
>gingers
Yes.
Asher Wilson
Actual fake story outbound.
>Be me.
>25 at the time.
>Beta loser who can't get laid for the life of him.
>Pathological fear of girls since some bitch mind fucked me.
>Have a younger sister, 13 at the time.
>My sister is boy crazy, really wants to date a guy named Ray Pist.
>Announces that she's "seeing him".
>Father and I start discussing plans on how to shoot the bastard.
>Few days later, brings the dude home.
>Tall, scrawny freak with swastika tattoo on forehead.
>Visible shrimp dick.
>My father and I tell him he's "walked into the courtroom".
>Discuss for a few minutes.
>They go out.
>Dad tells me, "it's not going to last, his dick is tiny".
>Sis comes home.
>Announces it was "fun".
>Around a week later, my sister tells me that her bf previously dated an 11 year old girl.
>She's worried that he secretly wants this girl back.
>About a week later, overhear a conversation between my sister and my mother.
>"He drugged me and raped me while I was unconscious".
>Tryingtoholdbacklaughter.jpg.
>Tell my father this.
>Laughs uncontrollably.
>MFW my dad predicted exactly how his daughter's first relationship would go down.
Angel Diaz
I believe that supporting abortion is a mental illness and all who do should be euthanized. Get ready for the gas chamber.
Xavier Ramirez
What's it like to live in a world where the private sector in America actually faces consequences for mismanagement? I would love to live there with you.
>you can weather pretty much anything if you have the cash
What's it like to live in a world where people just always have the cash no matter how ridiculously overpriced the product was? I would like to live their, too.
>That's because the "Process" of privatizing it is regulated by the government, and they never really let go of control. Also notice that things don't really get better once the government "Regains" control of the industry. It stays just as bad as it always was.
What's it like to live in a world where the public school systems of Western Europe are not the best in the world? Or where the National Parks in the US aren't among some of the world's most popular tourist destinations? Or where the prison systems of Scandanavia don't have the lowest rates of repeat offenders anywhere?
>All of argumentation and policy making is about one's own logical conclusions based on their own understanding of concepts.
This is literally the exact opposite of how policy making is supposed to work (I have a public policy degree, btw.) Policy in democratic societies is based on debate and consensus and/or compromise, not one prevailing ideology that everyone must jump behind in lockstep. That's why the movement for abortion rights is called "pro-choice", not "Roe v. Wade's Mandatory Fetus Deletus Circus of Family Fun".
And you don't understand what philosophy is. Philosophy is not an attempt to justify one's own personal ideology or worldview, it's the effort to understand where those ideologies come from and if they can withstand scrutiny as our understanding of the world around us increases.
Jordan Sanders
Spotted the ginger.
Tyler Howard
I would genuinely rather my tax money pay for EBT than an abortion. At least one isn’t morally reprehensible.
Jordan Williams
it's not a slippery slope, but even if it was, so what, let people get abortions for whatever reason they want. people should have legal access to euthanasia too.
Jeremiah Wood
Brayden Parker
why is it reprehensible?
Benjamin Carter
I'm amazed how quickly this stuff turns into pseudo-intellectual faggot wars anymore.
Evan Evans
Okay, I'll set up an example for you that will be real simple and you can get back to coloring the children's menu at Denny's with the crayons you've undoubtedly been chewing on.
Imagine there's a completely free market on drug R&D . A company creates a cure for some disease, let's say "libertarianism", and sells it for $1000 a pop. Those who can afford to buy it do so and survive, while those who can't die drowning in piles of their own shit as would be expected. 30 years down the line, the people who bought the cure in the first place start developing similar deadly cancers, and the cause is traced back to compounds used in synthesizing the original cure for libertarianism. There's no regulation on the quantities of certain chemicals that can be used in making the cure, so the company that made the cure faces no consequences for killing their clients, having already profited greatly from the sales they made 30 years ago. Meanwhile, a new company comes along and says that their own research suggests that libertarianism is in fact a mental disorder rather than a physical one and offers their own cancer-causing cure to the masses at whatever the market price is. They know they'll face no consequences in the long-term if their product is faulty, and thus the libertarians of the world continue to wallow to death in their own shit or live long enough to become the cancerous plague they were destined to be.
But yeah, it's still somehow the government's fault.
Cooper Johnson
>What's it like to live in a world where the private sector in America actually faces consequences for mismanagement?
Businesses fail all the time here.
>What's it like to live in a world where people just always have the cash no matter how ridiculously overpriced the product was? I would like to live their, too.
First world industrialized nation. Money is everywhere. There'd be a lot more in our pockets if it wasn't for government interference and legislation.
>What's it like to live in a world where the public school systems of Western Europe are not the best in the world?
Yeah, our education system sucks, again, largely because of government control. Western Europe has good schools that are destroying their economy because they're incredibly expensive. A much better alternative are private schools that set you up for vocational work. Parents can decide if they're child is mathematically inclined, good with their hands, a good orator, etc.. and purchase classes accordingly.
>Or where the National Parks in the US aren't among some of the world's most popular tourist destinations?
And what's wrong with a private person/organization purchasing and maintaining that land? It would keep us from having to pay for a service we never use.
>This is literally the exact opposite of how policy making is supposed to work
>Policy in democratic societies is based on debate and consensus and/or compromise
The consensus and compromise is based on ideologies put forth by biased people with their own emotional ties to the issue, and decided upon by argumentation by other who have their own emotional ties to the issue and biases.
>Philosophy is... the effort to understand where those ideologies come from and if they can withstand scrutiny as our understanding of the world around us increases.
Again, as decided by groups of people with their own biases and emotional ties to the issues. We all have a part to play in any given issue, influenced by how we feel.
Caleb Scott
Brown hair, brown eyes.
So why shouldn't I have legal access to murdering someone because I feel like it?
Nathaniel Rodriguez
Do you look at a pile of lumber and think 'Gee, what a lovely house.'?
Because if so, you may have an illness.
Nathaniel Wood
god tier green text if true
Justin Martinez
is that "person" growing inside of you? what? no? THAT'S WHY YOU IMBECILE.
Aaron Price
The menu tastes better than the food at Denny's,
The government has had similar problems with its failures, facing almost no repercussions. You see, a large government is largely immune from any form of consumer or civilian regulation aside from violent revolution. When they're in trouble, they tell the public "oops, too bad" and that's that. For example, look at the protest over the Vietnam war, look at the declassified files from MKUltra, look at protests about the recent election, etc...
The government operates almost freely of civillian interference because they have the money, the military, the media, and pretty much every other important tool a large organization could have. Our malicious corporation that creates a cure for a horrible disease IS accountable to the public, who may decide to boycott or even destroy their stores and products, which hits them in the only place that matters: Their profit margin.
When the government regulates them, it can bail them out of financial trouble, limit them from making any real cures, and continue in a symbiotic-parasitic relationship wherein they both suck the money out of my and your wallets whenever we have the flu. Plus, when they mess up, they can blame "government regulation" as a scapegoat and face almost no consequences for not delivering a cure or for botching something that was made within FDA standards.
Noah Cruz
Christopher White
I do. Those raw materials can easily become something great with a little time, effort, and investment. That's why they have value in the first place.
Cooper Ramirez
Benjamin Sanders
Aaron White
So what's your explaination for euthanasia? They aren't inside of you.
Connor Kelly
Xavier Adams
Jordan Collins
Dominic Cooper
>Businesses fail all the time here.
He said, before turning to the chapter in his high school history book about the 2008 financial crisis
>There'd be a lot more in our pockets if it wasn't for government interference and legislation.
He said, before turning to the chapter in his pre-k picture book about the Reagan, Bush, and Trump tax cute.
>A much better alternative are private schools that set you up for vocational work.
He said, before flipping the channel to the Dora the Explorer episode about how the privatization of school systems in the US has created an institutional climate that incentivizes corruption and dishonesty on children's test scores and attendance records while siphoning public money from the school districts that need it most.
>And what's wrong with a private person/organization purchasing and maintaining that land?
He said, before turning his attention back to his wooden letter blocks that had somehow managed to arrange themselves into "PRIVATE ENERGY COMPANIES HAVE A HISTORY OF BUYING PUBLIC LAND FOR DEVELOPMENT AND THEN DESTROYING THE ENVIRONMENT, CAUSING EXTINCTIONS, PUBLIC HEALTH CRISES, AND IRREVERSIBLE DAMAGE TO THE LOCAL ECOSYSTEMS" on the floor.
Lincoln Parker
Austin Taylor
Owen Howard
Kayden Thomas
people should be allowed to legally kill themselves if they want to.
Connor Jenkins
Christian Baker
Brandon Diaz
Bentley Allen
Christian Smith
Christopher Green
Nathan Rodriguez
Guy to the left is Hunter Thompson?
Jason Sanders
>2008 financial crisis
Where the government bailed a bunch of businesses out? Doesn't hurt my point.They should have failed.
>Reagan, Bush, and Trump tax cute.
Explain this one to me then. I don't know what this is.
>The privatization of school systems in the US has created an institutional climate that incentivizes corruption and dishonesty on children's test scores and attendance records while siphoning public money from the school districts that need it most.
Oh, you mean like how some PUBLIC school districts inflate test scores in order to get more money?
Private schools should be UNTOUCHED by public money, and should set you up with some form of vocational skill in order to help you make a living as an adult. Public education overall has been a complete failure in helping people to find and hold onto a career in the adult world.
>PRIVATE ENERGY COMPANIES HAVE A HISTORY OF BUYING PUBLIC LAND FOR DEVELOPMENT AND THEN DESTROYING THE ENVIRONMENT, CAUSING EXTINCTIONS, PUBLIC HEALTH CRISES, AND IRREVERSIBLE DAMAGE TO THE LOCAL ECOSYSTEMS
Then don't buy from that company. Protest against them. Set their stuff on fire. But I don't want MY money going to YOSEMITE for a park that I don't use, and WILL NEVER USE.
Joseph Wright
Yeah, but they shouldn't be allowed to kill other living beings.
Cameron Richardson
>The government has had similar problems with its failures, facing almost no repercussions.
What is an election?
The difference between government accountability and corporate accountability is that a voting public can remove inept officials from office if they so choose. Has the government done some shady shit? Yes. Did the National Guard shoot anyone during the most recent protests after Trump's election?
Corporations have no responsibility to the public unless regulations dictate that they make their profit responsibly (i.e. within the guidelines of organizations like the FDA, according to our best knowledge of public health at present.)
Matthew Barnes
>other
a fetus isn't an "other"
Sebastian Richardson
Elijah Ward
Jose Johnson
Nicholas Reed
the problem is, it's not your money, it never was.
Kayden Cruz
Hudson Perry
I would fuck the absolute shit out of that thicc Indian chick.
Cooper Howard
Benjamin Richardson
Robert Garcia
Jaxson Robinson
Jackson Edwards
Blake Lopez
Angel Gray
KYS
Ayden Price
Those businesses should have failed WAAAAY before the crisis escalated. The lack of private sector regulation in the financial sector created incentives for unethical or even straight-up illegal loaning practices.
And I meant tax cuts, not "tax cute", the idea being that the tax burden created by tax cuts for the super rich has been shifted onto the majority of society, meaning we lose more of our money in taxes because people who can afford to pay more got the cuts.
At least public schools are accountable to the public if they fuck up. Private schools get closed down, leaving students without a school, or the cycle of corruption persists due to lack of oversight.
Benjamin Collins
Brandon Hill
such a good boi
Ethan Smith
What is an election?
A pageantry in which the government pretends that the people actually have a little sway in the (((Democratic process))) by dangling a bunch of pre-selected idiots that work for one of two parties (both of which work to steal money from you and line their own pockets) pretend that they're not all owned by the same Jews.
>The difference between government accountability and corporate accountability is that a voting public can remove inept officials from office if they so choose
Fat chance. See Obama, Bush, LBJ, Reagan, etc... One could argue that they got Nixon, but he served a full term and resigned.
>Corporations have no responsibility to the public unless regulations dictate that they make their profit responsibly
Unless the public boycotts them, tars and feathers their higherups, burns their stuff, etc...
Is it made solely of YOUR DNA?
Ryan Reyes
It is when I've done a ten hour shift moving heavy stuff around in a 90 degree warehouse.
Bentley Peterson
Different DNA
Brandon White
t.incel who hates women for his lack of desirable qualities.
Joseph Reed
Justin King
Why are you so gay for this guy that you need to post him every day? It's pure obsession you fucking fag. I bet you jerk off to him every night. The idea of him being a rapist satisfies your submissive fetish and you need to broadcast your homoerotic fantasies of having your anus cheeks spread to every YLYL/cringe thread/rekt/pics you saved/etc. thread you find. And to make it worse, you post your own threads as well, effectively doubling your faggotry because you become the OP. This essentially makes you the gayest person on Yea Forums. You are obsessed with some guy and you are the faggot OP. Well done. I don't think anyone has ever achieved such faggotry in the history of this website, perhaps the entire internet. I bet you eat cocks and shit rainbows for breakfast and everything you utter faggot.
Jonathan Howard
Gavin Powell
KYS
Evan Allen
MODS MODS MODS
Aiden Lee
Sadly true.
Shut up four eyes.
Aiden Powell
KYS.
yes i admit it i am a pedophile
Mason Morris
SICK FUCK.
Adrian King
>Those businesses should have failed WAAAAY before the crisis escalated.
I agree, and the faggots profited from their unethical and illegal loaning practices should have been dragged into the streets, hanged, and money from their accounts should have been used to reimburse the people who got screwed, but there's just not enough red tape and BS with that idea, so we should just let people get screwed and have the government pretend to fix things without really helping at all. Thanks fren.
> the idea being that the tax burden created by tax cuts for the super rich has been shifted onto the majority of society
Yes, this is awful, refer back to my earlier policy.
There needs to be a flat tax on income, with zero loopholes, in order to make the system as fair and balanced as possible. No breaks. No cuts. 10% of your income, period.
>At least public schools are accountable to the public if they f**k up
When and how? If a school screwed up while your child was enrolled, what exactly could you do to fix it? You can't remove them from that school because the state mandates that the must go to a school, and you can't send them to another district because that's not allowed under our government regulation. Under the private system, you could send them to a nearby competitor if they give unsatisfactory results.
Owen Jackson
t.incel who hates women for his lack of desirable qualities, the deux
Juan Fisher
MODS MODS MODS
Anthony Howard
At least Beakman didn't turn into a huge faggot.
Henry Gray
Joshua Ortiz
kek
Liam Diaz
different dna doesn't matter, it's still not an "other"
Henry Perez
Jeremiah Cooper
/pol/ pls leave
Lincoln Green
Women are sluts anyway, and sex is probably overrated.
Elijah Davis
Daniel James
Nice try, goyim.
Matthew Morales
Brandon Russell
Why do you have to be so salty about someone having a giggle?
Colton Fisher
Sex is nice. I'm freshly married and have been doing it a couple times a week.
Me and wife were both virgins. Plan on having a family. It's pretty nice. You might meet a nice girl if you try and improve yourself user. All it takes is common goals and interests.
Hudson Campbell
Non.
Chase Perez
I don't know if I believe you.
Gabriel Brown
Genuinely laughed thank You user
Jack Cox
You don't have to if you don't want to. But I know what I've been doing for the last month.
Thomas Moore
...
Michael Cooper
Is it true that boobs feel like bags of sand?
Mason Baker
Kinda
Kevin White
What are you doing on here then? And before you ask me, I'm the definition of incel.
Nathaniel Anderson
Nope. Feels like bags of lard.
Jason Richardson
She's staying at her brother's house. I'm bored.
Kinda-sorta. I'm sure it depends on what your girl's packing, but they're heavier than I expected. The weight inside doesn't really shift around though. Think of it more like a ball of just fat and flesh, since that's what they are.
Jason Martinez
Get gassed fag
Colton Edwards
Have you ever seen your gf shit?
Ryan Ramirez
Wife. And yes, yes I have.
Cooper Reyes
>All
Since when?
Kevin Johnson
Guess your faggot annoying ass found the thread.
Jack Evans
What does it smell like?
Nathaniel Collins
You just described a liberal, but you put the word fetus. I would use a better spell check.
Landon Bell
Elijah Brooks
Post better quality, can't see shit
Eli Howard
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Jacob Baker
Party is against civil rights
Better Vote other party who is against other civil rights
Ethan Ross
>Same happens for murder, tax fraud, drug peddling, etc...
I wasn’t aware they imposed the death penalty for tax fraud and drug dealing.
>wrongful convictions happen anyway
Well yeah but it seems to me it’s a little easier to release someone wrongly convicted, than resurrect someone from death...
>being comfortable with murdering 400 innocent people a year
You’re now a murderer. You should now have the sentence imposed upon you. You are willingly killing innocent people so you are far more guilty than the 400 you’re putting to death that didn’t kill anyone.
>relapse
The word your looking for is recidivism. Not relapse. I’m aware it’s high. Willingly murdering innocent people isn’t the answer.
Noah Cox
Yeah but muh patriarchy and muh white devil
Juan Gomez
Dominic Nguyen
Charles Stewart
I wasn’t aware they imposed the death penalty for tax fraud and drug dealing.
Wrongful conviction happens. That was my point.
Well yeah but it seems to me it’s a little easier to release someone wrongly convicted, than resurrect someone from death.
So it is better to let these guys go afterwhile and perpetuate the cycle? Most killers and rapists will kill or rape again once they get out of prison. They can't kill or rape someone from the great hereafter though.
You’re now a murderer. You should now have the sentence imposed upon you. You are willingly killing innocent people so you are far more guilty than the 400 you’re putting to death that didn’t kill anyone.
You can see it that way. Or you can see it as me saving thousands who would otherwise be murdered or violently sexually assaulted.
>Willingly murdering innocent people
Killing convicted murderers does not equate to willingly murdering innocents. If the judge and jury wrongfully convict a man who didn't kill someone and he dies because he was thought to be a murderer, it is not the same as sneaking into Phil's house in the middle of the night and chopping up his family with an axe.
Hunter Jackson
Imagine if I were crashing on illicit drugs right now.
Alexander James
Lost
Jordan Rogers
This is why I speak 3 languages now.
Nolan Lee
soon
Ryder Turner
Adrian Parker
>I’m ok killing 400 innocent people a year knowing 400 will be put to death that are innocent
>it’s not murder
Either you didn’t read the post I was responding to, or you are the author of that post. Either way you’re a fuckin moron.
Also learn to greentext dumbfuck. You have my post, without quotes, intermingled with your words. I gave up trying to pick through what amounts to text diarrhea.
Easton Scott
Fag
Jack Hall
Yet that bitch thinks its ok to force women to kill their own kids.
Jose Nguyen
my spum, my choice, it sais in carinthians 4:20 that as soon as a sperm goes into a womens pee hole it becomes a babe of this world and shall not be scooped out with an ice cream scooper cause now it beith a person. read the bible you dingdong.
Caleb Mitchell
Yeah I'm a little drunk and very tired, bear with me.
I estimate that up to 400 people per year could be wrongfully and UNINTENTIONALLY convicted of a capital crime, however, the hundreds or thousands of lives saved by not letting dangerous criminals back out into society tells me it's worth it. If you can't see that, then you're a huge retard.
To boil it down further since you seem to have trouble with basic logic:
2,000+ people will probably die this year from murderers being let out of prison and going back to killing people
I would prefer a system wherein this is no longer a problem, even if up to 400 innocent people per year die from it.
Nicholas Ross
Thoughts on suicide, more specifically, assisted suicide?
Mason White
She's actually right.
Kayden Jones
>semen in her pee hole
You’re doing it wrong.
Grayson King
Luke Clark
Sounds good on paper until you're one of the wrongfully convicted.
Abolish the government and give everyone guns.
Equality has never been so sweet
Tyler Lopez
If you're over eighteen? Go for it.
Want help? Make sure they sign a form and have a witness, other wise they're getting hanged for murder.
Josiah King
Well even though I disagree with you on the pro-life nonsense, at least you don't contradict yourself.
Lucas Perez
People aren't responsible enough for anarchy, it only paves the way for some oligarchical group to come into power and enforce a communist or pseudo-communist dictatorship.
You need at least a little regulation, sadly. I do think more people should have guns though.
Nicholas Martin
I try very carefully to make very simple and non-conflicting rules. I believe the best system is one that covers all of the bases, but remains as simple as possible.
Ian Baker
nah man, that mr lahey
Dominic Bell
I am a little confused on the age restriction you're setting, though.
If you believe so strongly that a fetus should have control over what happens to them, why should there be an age restriction on suicide after they've left the womb?
Cameron Walker
kek
Ayden Cook
Gay
Julian Richardson
Because I also believe in the protection of children. Being as they are not emotionally or intellectually mature enough to fully understand the repercussions of their actions, they must wait until adulthood to do certain things. For example, if five year olds could vote, it would be dangerous to a well thought out republic because the first presidential candidate to say "No school and free candy for all" would immediately win in a landslide.
In this fashion, they also can't have complete autonomy. No five year old can do a nine to five shift at a factory to feed his family, pay his bills, and raise children. Thus, they should not be able to consent on their own to most legal decisions, binding contracts, sexual encounters, etc... If this were the case, I could go around with contracts saying that I could harvest a child's liver if I gave them an Xbox, and that causes its own list of obvious problems.
Leo Morgan
Fuck you, pig
Sko' Buffs
Juan Kelly
you forgot
>sexist
Juan Adams
>children aren't mature enough
Understandable, but now we're getting into the "brain function" and "societal understanding" arguments, and neither of those work in your favor when talking about early fetal stages & pro-life. Lol
David Hernandez
Children are still humans. They don't function at the same level of adults, but they are humans. Fetuses are humans. Infants are humans. Toddlers are humans. Children are humans. Adolescents are humans (more or less), Adults are humans, and Geriatrics are humans. Whatever stage they are at, humans have rights, inalienable rights, and to infringe on them is tyrannical and evil.
Andrew Fisher
He's Canadian and lives in Texas and has big hands.
Jace Parker
Jesus Christ it’s a fucking ylyl thread you faggots.
James Young
Then post more funnies.
Liam Lopez
Wish I could say I agreed, but science just doesn't have your back on it, not until later into the pregnancy, anyway.
If the brain is forming coherent (even slightly) thoughts, then I'm right there with ya. It's too late, and the child should be carried to term, imo.
But anything before that, isn't really "human".. More of a clump of cells with direction from the fertilization.
Agree to disagree, though, I guess. Lol
Julian Bell
I guess, but there should never be such a thing as a "right to abortion" methinks. Sex makes babies. Don't want babies? Don't have sex.
Eli Wood
It may be a ylyl thread, but it's on Yea Forums, so we can talk about whatever the fuck we want you retarded neet faggot.
Prime example of why abortion is a good thing.
Chase Cruz
fetusws aren't people, they aren't separate humans even, they are a bit of growth inside a humans guts. a teratoma with ambition.
Anthony Myers
sex "CAN" make babies, in humans it's MUCH MUCH more complicated than that.
Jordan Gray
Not really. The number one cause of pregnancy is sex. If you're sexually active, it is pretty much guaranteed that you'll get pregnant/impregnate someone eventually..
Levi Sullivan
Only if you're careless. Lol
Nathaniel Howard
Condoms, birth control, and IUDs fail. Trust me. I'm married.
Carter Gutierrez
Yeah, but shooting blanks doesn't. Trust me, I'm married and sleep with other women.
(not a cheater, wife is bi and loves it.)
Jackson Richardson
Enjoy your STDs friendo. You should read up on the many downsides to open relationships. It's bad for the psyche.
Charles Wood
I have always been curious how condoms "fail". I mean, I know they break, but how do guys not notice that? I haven't used them enough to have a solid opinion or outlook on em.
Elijah Ross
Will do!
Colton Diaz
Sex is weird, and condoms make it weirder. I haven't had one break yet, but I've had them slip off without noticing, and that's given me a couple scares.
Benjamin Gonzalez
Read up on the many upsides of having fun, sometime. It's good for you.
Caleb Diaz
Because it is impossible to have fun with your best friend, and the person you share your soul with.
Because not ever catching STDs isn't fun.
Because being secure in your commitment, heart, body, and mind, to another person cold never be fun.
Because knowing that she'll never leave me for another person isn't fun.
You're a special kind of retarded, aren't you user?
Julian Wood
You uhh... aren’t happy in your life are you?
Christian White
wowee did u know talking like that makes you sound like a YUGE faggot?
Alexander Butler
Nice try satan