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   by ebfd 9y ago

   I'd love to participate in a communal healthcare system, but I don't believe that I have the right to demand that others do the same.
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   by ebfd 9y ago

   Score on IQ tests is a far better predictor of SES than parental SES. Someone in the 95th percentile for IQ will, on average, earn more than someone with parents in the 95th percentile of earnings. See: http://www.emilkirkegaard
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   by ebfd 9y ago

   >"The first thing to remember is that the differences among individuals are far greater than the differences between groups." All this means is that there is some degree of overlap between the two curves; that not every member
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   by ebfd 10y ago

   I'm ethnically European, so my ancestors shared the same race and values as the demography of the United States at the time. More so, the country at that time did not strive to provide government funded food, shelter, or healthcare, s
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   by ebfd 10y ago

   >We do not value human beings based on whether they are net positive or negative contributors to societal resources. Of course we do. This is the stated, principle reason for immigration in almost all countries that allow it. The Scandi
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   by ebfd 10y ago

   Yes of course, I live in the D.C. area. While most of the Muslims I've met have been perfectly nice folks, I don't consider my personal experiences with individuals to be the best way to evaluate groups.
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   by ebfd 10y ago

   I voted for Trump, and am very happy with the ban- I don't see the benefit of bringing in Muslim refugees.