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There is nuance with homicide. Justifiable homicide may be when a person kills in self-defense or similar circumstances. It is not a legal charge but a classification used by police in cases where no crime was committed. https://www.law.cornell.edu/wex/homicide If the homicide is classified as 'murder,' then yes. Both the client and the hitman are charged. The nuance is in when homicide is classified as murder, which is a complex topic. Example: A 28-year-old mother who aborts her 5-month-old unborn because she wants to focus on her career? Yes, I think she hired a hitman to murder her unborn. This is worse than a DUI and there should be accountability; e.g. doctor loses their license. There is a legal abortion compromise that isn't full-term and zero-term abortion; there is nuance and diplomacy needed.
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Homicide is the killing of one human being by another. When a physician terminates the unborn, this is homicide. When the unborn is putting the mother's life at risk, and the physician performs a medical procedure to save the woman's life, and the unfortunate outcome is that the unborn is killed... that's still homicide. Not all homicide deserves 'charges.'
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Well, so far in this post... because of your use of 'absolutes'... the scientific articles have your statements wrong on the increasing number of gender dysphoria diagnosis the social causes that influence the increased diagnoses of gender dysphoria that genital surgery has occurred for trans youth You are correct that most of society does not understand the difference between sex and gender. Again, what does Christopher Rufo say in that video that is wrong? I'm currently nodding in agreement and have open ears to better understand a different perspective.
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Yaz and Taylor would beat the pudgy, uninspired Sadulaev we just saw at 86 kg. A fit and inspired Sad beats everyone.
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Russell Brand poor bloke wasn't bothered when he was woke.
jross replied to Threadkilla's topic in Non Wrestling Topics
Who cares about this guy? He is sometimes clever but has a sleazy untrustworthy vibe. -
Based on my life experience, exposure plus social / peer pressure is the most likely contributor. Examples are plenty: ice bucket challenge, one chip challenge, the cinnamon challenge, the pass out challenge, the contagion of suicidal behavior in location clusters (NLoM link), TikTok dances, sexified tween clothing, boys expecting pornstars in bed, girls kissing based on dares and drugs, drugs, rap video influence on drug usage... Okay. Now, I'm researching and am not finding many studies on the sudden increase in gender dysphoria. Still, these two seem relevant: 1,655 cases (article one - Diaz/Bailey) and 256 cases (article 2 - Littman) support the rapid onset gender dysphoria (ROGD) hypothesis. Article 1 Diaz, S., Bailey, J.M. RETRACTED ARTICLE: Rapid Onset Gender Dysphoria: Parent Reports on 1655 Possible Cases. Arch Sex Behav 52, 1031–1043 (2023). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10508-023-02576-9 Article 2 19 Mar 2019: Littman L (2019) Correction: Parent reports of adolescents and young adults perceived to show signs of a rapid onset of gender dysphoria. PLOS ONE 14(3): e0214157. https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0214157
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Songify the news... hide your kids hide the wife
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Someone will turn that screech into a music video
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What is the longest wrestling dual in history?
jross replied to jross's topic in Non Wrestling Topics
The newspaper clipping could look like... ---------------------------------------------- A Manhattan, Kansas-based group has achieved an extraordinary feat, setting a new world record for the longest wrestling dual, which stretched an impressive 100 hours and one minute. This remarkable achievement was orchestrated by the Endless Wrestling Foundation, a dedicated organization on a mission to generate funds for charitable causes. The dual commenced on a Thursday morning and concluded at noon on the following Monday, with an ever-rotating roster of 60 passionate wrestlers divided into two formidable teams. Bolstering their efforts were numerous volunteers, along with an essential crew of 60 scorekeepers and 35 referees ensuring the event's smooth operation. These valiant wrestlers were divided into "Team Courage" and "Team Strength," all united in their noble pursuit of raising funds for multiple charitable organizations, including Operation Breakthrough, which aids children in poverty, Children's Mercy Hospital, and the Beat the Streets wrestling non-profit. In a display of unparalleled stamina, wrestlers participated in shifts, each engaging in 33 matches, lasting a total of three hours per wrestler, culminating in an astonishing 1000 matches overall. Notably, participants were confined to designated areas within the school premises, including the gym, locker room, and cafeteria until the monumental dual reached its conclusion. The age range of the wrestlers spanned from 18 to 70, ensuring a diverse and captivating spectacle for attendees. For those in the audience, the experience was more than just a sporting event; it featured live music, food trucks, and a wine and beer garden, providing additional entertainment for the supportive fans who gathered to back this extraordinary endeavor. At the conclusion of this five-day wrestling marathon, Team Courage emerged victorious with a commanding 2738 points, surpassing Team Strength's valiant effort, which tallied 1269 points. The group's overarching goal was to raise $300,000 for their chosen charities, and their commitment to this noble cause persists through a silent auction, allowing them to further contribute to their selected philanthropic organizations. -
Some Midwest baseball players recently broke the Guinness World Record for the longest game by playing 100 hours straight while attempting to raise $300,000 for charity. What are some of the longest wrestling matches (Fix/Suriano, Klein/Asikainen)? What would this look like as an endless wrestling dual?
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The conspiracy with evidence is that the CIA could have prevented it, messed up, and covered up their blunders.
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That's a yes, I got it. This sheds light on your trolling—or, should I say, misrepresenting, passing judgment, making accusations, labeling, dodging, and doubling down on your errors. I'm curious about who awaits behind door number 3. The self-important persona behind door number 1 and the one auditioning for the role of the third Krassenstein brother behind door number 2 are both rather insufferable. I bet that the wrestler behind door number 3 is a decent person. The guy behind door number three doesn't need parenthood or a 30th birthday to show maturity.