Gvaskas

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by Gvaskas 2y ago
In English we have "shirtsleeves to shirtsleeves in three generations".
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by Gvaskas 2y ago
Making endless excuses to deny women agency and accountability is a far larger problem IMO
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by Gvaskas 2y ago
We might have only given it a name 200 years ago. It was the default state for all of human history, and still is in the animal kingdom. A population of people of shared blood and history sharing a homeland in pursuit of common values and a
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by Gvaskas 2y ago
No amount of reading is going to make this possible. It's not chance. It's not a lottery. The foal doesn't choose to be born to a mare any more than a lamb to a ewe.
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by Gvaskas 2y ago
That's not luck. See my reply to the other guy. You are your parents' son. Unless your parents are Tanzanian hut-dwellers, there was no chance of that occurring.
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by Gvaskas 2y ago
I'm not sure what point you're trying to make. He is his parents' child. As they are the children of their parents, and they are of theirs. There is no sperm or egg that could have had him born as a Japanese man in outback Au
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by Gvaskas 2y ago
>I don’t feel pride in being Canadian because pride, to me, is reserved for accomplishments >I had no part in being born in Canada, nor shaping this lovely country ... a country filled with opportunity and beauty, where hard work is r
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by Gvaskas 2y ago
Very nice way of saying that you can't wait for all those pesky indigenous people to die.
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by Gvaskas 2y ago
But what's the solution? It's not as if these men have willing marriageable women queueing up at their door. They have not chosen to forego marriage and family in pursuit of these pointless nihilistic hedonistic hobbies. They seek
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by Gvaskas 2y ago
A very common sentiment among young men is that "the juice ain't worth the squeeze". There is a sense that the average man is being expected to meet increasingly demanding requirements - career, social, fitness, etc (some of