Yep, that’s right!

Just to be clear, I see polygamy as bad only because of the women oppression aspect. But the world is a big place and history is long, so I wouldn’t be surprised if at some point there was some system that allowed for polygamy without oppressing women. Mentioning mormons - don’t you think they can be seen as another weird different group - and therefore be also object of xenophobia? Notice I intentionally didn’t use the word racism, what I mean is just the sentiment that people doing things differently than my group must be deadly wrong.

But the probability you get wed to a guy who sets you aside because bored and then marries your girlfriend out of pure respect to you is very low.

I think in western culture it might be a bit of both, and also a bit of xenophobia - it’s different, so it must be bad. I’d be interested in knowing more too. Very good question.

Ok, now try with hawkweed.

Well, it doesn’t to me. Without them telling us we won’t know.

I’m talking about psychology, not history. Sociopathy is not considered an illness.

Violence is not the basic force driving life and decisions. It’s just one of the basic factors that helps to structure our society (and all societies).

It’s not their theory. If someone explains basic theory of relativity to you, will you call it their theory?

First I was sure these were kitchen sponges.

You explain it very well. However, I don’t think it’s necessarilly their opinion that Gaza deserves deleting.

How can they have time to consume media that talk about Gaza?

That’s not what she does. Being a bad person or even being a psychopath is not considered a mental illness.

You misspelled skirt.

Ok, I think I understand. You’re thinking of it as a mission with a result that is quite sure - death. I don’t think Greta thinks about it this way and even I don’t think about it this way. I see it as a mission with several possible outcomes, that is very dangerous amd can result in death, but it’s not the only way it can end. The fact we’re talking about it here is a good result already.

Why do you think you understand every person who does something like that? People are different, have different views, motivations and visions. Bravery does exist. There are people willing to risk their lives for their ideals without being selfish and proud about it. It’s not always main character syndrome just because you’re unable to imagine any other explanation. The world is more diverse than that.

That escalated gradually but thoroughly.

Some people are willing to die for others. They don’t think they have plot armor, they are aware that they will probably die. It’s not stupidity, it’s bravery. I find it sad that people tend to belittle this kind of action.

I’ve heard that Jeffrey Epstein died of just a matter of focal length or cropping.

Fake but cute even originally!