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In reply to Thee University • 5:26p, 11/11/23
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nein51 said:
Yeah time to start deporting some folks.
BS!

It's way past time to beating them like cops did in Chicago in !968. Seriously, beat them until they piss all over themselves.

Deportation is the last thing you do.


Why can't we have both?

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In reply to Cobretti • 7:52p, 11/11/23
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they even pressure washed/painted the awnings..
“The Internet is just a world passing around notes in a classroom.”

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In reply to Cobretti • 8:08p, 11/11/23
Yeah but…where did they all go?
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The Left ruins every holiday. Every single one.

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In reply to Jack Bauer • 8:22p, 11/11/23
The need an editor. That headline is a mess.
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In reply to nein51 • 8:25p, 11/11/23
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The need an editor. That headline is a mess.
matches the rest of the article
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In reply to Redbrickbear • 12:11a, 11/12/23
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"Far Right" = believes in science and is not a fascist.
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In reply to Redbrickbear • 4:04p, 11/12/23
That graph stops in 2014. That's nearly a decade ago. Interesting though.
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In reply to nein51 • 4:34p, 11/12/23
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That graph stops in 2014. That's nearly a decade ago. Interesting though.


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In reply to Cobretti • 7:56p, 11/12/23
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looks like everybody failed to turn out for the Marvels..
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In reply to Redbrickbear • 11:17a, 11/13/23
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nein51 said:
That graph stops in 2014. That's nearly a decade ago. Interesting though.


That is only because they get enough of it when they watch online porn.
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In reply to Jack Bauer • 11:26a, 11/13/23
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Her ideology is the mental illness.

Someone needs to put an end to this pronouns bull****, its
just a bunch of *******s trying to make life difficult for
others.

It doesn't trigger her to be called she, it just gives her a crutch to bully and abuse others.

That's all this is, a bully pulpit for narcisist to abuse innocent people.


This woman was drunk off her ass and driving the wrong way and could have easily killed someone.
She could care less about that, the only issue here and only cared for her ability to abuse others with
her forced pronouns and identity supremacy.
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In reply to Redbrickbear • 11:33a, 11/13/23
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Especially for folks that went to college in say the mid 1980's or earlier, the student who was actually fat was rare.

Walk on a major campus in 2023 and there are fattys everywhere.

My dad went to college in the 40's. In his yearbooks there are NO fat people. None, they aren't rare,
they didn't exist.
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In reply to Forest Bueller_bf • 11:55a, 11/13/23
Forest Bueller_bf said:
Redbrickbear said:
Especially for folks that went to college in say the mid 1980's or earlier, the student who was actually fat was rare.

Walk on a major campus in 2023 and there are fattys everywhere.

My dad went to college in the 40's. In his yearbooks there are NO fat people. None, they aren't rare,
they didn't exist.



America radically changed just in about 25 years from 1990 to the 2010s in terms of obesity

Still not sure what to make of that



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In reply to Forest Bueller_bf • 12:04p, 11/13/23
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Redbrickbear said:
Especially for folks that went to college in say the mid 1980's or earlier, the student who was actually fat was rare.

Walk on a major campus in 2023 and there are fattys everywhere.

My dad went to college in the 40's. In his yearbooks there are NO fat people. None, they aren't rare,
they didn't exist.
The 80s. The last great decade. Teens could do their stupid things, learn from them and not have it broadcast to the whole world in a nanosecond. Men embraced their masculinity, women cherished their femininity. College was more affordable, illegals got deported and if a man walked into a women's bathroom, they got their ass beat.
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In reply to Redbrickbear • 12:12p, 11/13/23
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Forest Bueller_bf said:
Redbrickbear said:
Especially for folks that went to college in say the mid 1980's or earlier, the student who was actually fat was rare.

Walk on a major campus in 2023 and there are fattys everywhere.

My dad went to college in the 40's. In his yearbooks there are NO fat people. None, they aren't rare,
they didn't exist.



America radically changed just in about 25 years from 1990 to the 2010s in terms of obesity

Still not sure what to make of that



Too many people not moving enough during the day and living off a diet of fast food and mocha lattes.

When I was a kid, on a nice and sunny 73 degree day, I'd see other kids out playing or riding bikes, the neighbors watering or cutting their lawn or outside playing pitch with their kids. Now-a-days, the neighborhood is a ghost town. Kids inside playing video games, parents hiring guys to mow their lawn, parents not throwing the ball with Jr.

Sad state
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In reply to Whiskey Pete • 12:41p, 11/13/23
Whiskey Pete said:
Redbrickbear said:
Forest Bueller_bf said:
Redbrickbear said:
Especially for folks that went to college in say the mid 1980's or earlier, the student who was actually fat was rare.

Walk on a major campus in 2023 and there are fattys everywhere.

My dad went to college in the 40's. In his yearbooks there are NO fat people. None, they aren't rare,
they didn't exist.



America radically changed just in about 25 years from 1990 to the 2010s in terms of obesity

Still not sure what to make of that



Too many people not moving enough during the day and living off a diet of fast food and mocha lattes.

When I was a kid, on a nice and sunny 73 degree day, I'd see other kids out playing or riding bikes, the neighbors watering or cutting their lawn or outside playing pitch with their kids. Now-a-days, the neighborhood is a ghost town. Kids inside playing video games, parents hiring guys to mow their lawn, parents not throwing the ball with Jr.

Sad state
I'm sure that is a small part of it but people didnt go to gyms or workout more in the 80s. The food is what has changed and a major part of that was when McDonalds moved away from frying the fries in beef tallow and changed to seed oils. That coupled with the move away from cane sugar to high fructose corn syrup and we have out of control obesity. Europe has banned these type of things but we have lobbyists here that want to keep these things going at the detriment to the health of everyone.
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In reply to muddybrazos • 12:47p, 11/13/23
muddybrazos said:
Whiskey Pete said:
Redbrickbear said:
Forest Bueller_bf said:
Redbrickbear said:
Especially for folks that went to college in say the mid 1980's or earlier, the student who was actually fat was rare.

Walk on a major campus in 2023 and there are fattys everywhere.

My dad went to college in the 40's. In his yearbooks there are NO fat people. None, they aren't rare,
they didn't exist.



America radically changed just in about 25 years from 1990 to the 2010s in terms of obesity

Still not sure what to make of that



Too many people not moving enough during the day and living off a diet of fast food and mocha lattes.

When I was a kid, on a nice and sunny 73 degree day, I'd see other kids out playing or riding bikes, the neighbors watering or cutting their lawn or outside playing pitch with their kids. Now-a-days, the neighborhood is a ghost town. Kids inside playing video games, parents hiring guys to mow their lawn, parents not throwing the ball with Jr.

Sad state
I'm sure that is a small part of it but people didnt go to gyms or workout more in the 80s. The food is what has changed and a major part of that was when McDonalds moved away from frying the fries in beef tallow and changed to seed oils. That coupled with the move away from cane sugar to high fructose corn syrup and we have out of control obesity. Europe has banned these type of things but we have lobbyists here that want to keep these things going at the detriment to the health of everyone.

Yea, I come to the conclusion that it is the food.

People in Europe are not living much different from Americans these days....internet, fast food, etc.

And yet they are a lot skinner.....it has to be the food. Seed Oils, processed sugar, etc.
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In reply to Whiskey Pete • 1:28p, 11/13/23
Whiskey Pete said:
Forest Bueller_bf said:
Redbrickbear said:
Especially for folks that went to college in say the mid 1980's or earlier, the student who was actually fat was rare.

Walk on a major campus in 2023 and there are fattys everywhere.

My dad went to college in the 40's. In his yearbooks there are NO fat people. None, they aren't rare,
they didn't exist.
The 80s. The last great decade. Teens could do their stupid things, learn from them and not have it broadcast to the whole world in a nanosecond. Men embraced their masculinity, women cherished their femininity. College was more affordable, illegals got deported and if a man walked into a women's bathroom, they got their ass beat.


Except women wanted broad shoulders like men. Women's shoulder pads were very popular in the 80's.
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In reply to muddybrazos • 1:47p, 11/13/23
muddybrazos said:
Whiskey Pete said:
Redbrickbear said:
Forest Bueller_bf said:
Redbrickbear said:
Especially for folks that went to college in say the mid 1980's or earlier, the student who was actually fat was rare.

Walk on a major campus in 2023 and there are fattys everywhere.

My dad went to college in the 40's. In his yearbooks there are NO fat people. None, they aren't rare,
they didn't exist.



America radically changed just in about 25 years from 1990 to the 2010s in terms of obesity

Still not sure what to make of that



Too many people not moving enough during the day and living off a diet of fast food and mocha lattes.

When I was a kid, on a nice and sunny 73 degree day, I'd see other kids out playing or riding bikes, the neighbors watering or cutting their lawn or outside playing pitch with their kids. Now-a-days, the neighborhood is a ghost town. Kids inside playing video games, parents hiring guys to mow their lawn, parents not throwing the ball with Jr.

Sad state
I'm sure that is a small part of it but people didnt go to gyms or workout more in the 80s. The food is what has changed and a major part of that was when McDonalds moved away from frying the fries in beef tallow and changed to seed oils. That coupled with the move away from cane sugar to high fructose corn syrup and we have out of control obesity. Europe has banned these type of things but we have lobbyists here that want to keep these things going at the detriment to the health of everyone.
Was talking about this weekend ... same conclusion, i.e. Europe much less reliant on processed foods. I think the data would show higher caloric natural foods much better for weight gain than lower caloric processed foods.
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In reply to Redbrickbear • 3:04p, 11/13/23
Redbrickbear said:
muddybrazos said:
Whiskey Pete said:
Redbrickbear said:
Forest Bueller_bf said:
Redbrickbear said:
Especially for folks that went to college in say the mid 1980's or earlier, the student who was actually fat was rare.

Walk on a major campus in 2023 and there are fattys everywhere.

My dad went to college in the 40's. In his yearbooks there are NO fat people. None, they aren't rare,
they didn't exist.



America radically changed just in about 25 years from 1990 to the 2010s in terms of obesity

Still not sure what to make of that



Too many people not moving enough during the day and living off a diet of fast food and mocha lattes.

When I was a kid, on a nice and sunny 73 degree day, I'd see other kids out playing or riding bikes, the neighbors watering or cutting their lawn or outside playing pitch with their kids. Now-a-days, the neighborhood is a ghost town. Kids inside playing video games, parents hiring guys to mow their lawn, parents not throwing the ball with Jr.

Sad state
I'm sure that is a small part of it but people didnt go to gyms or workout more in the 80s. The food is what has changed and a major part of that was when McDonalds moved away from frying the fries in beef tallow and changed to seed oils. That coupled with the move away from cane sugar to high fructose corn syrup and we have out of control obesity. Europe has banned these type of things but we have lobbyists here that want to keep these things going at the detriment to the health of everyone.

Yea, I come to the conclusion that it is the food.

People in Europe are not living much different from Americans these days....internet, fast food, etc.

And yet they are a lot skinner.....it has to be the food. Seed Oils, processed sugar, etc.

Except euros walk orders of magnitude more than Americans. We drive everywhere and they don't.
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In reply to nein51 • 3:08p, 11/13/23
nein51 said:
Redbrickbear said:
muddybrazos said:
Whiskey Pete said:
Redbrickbear said:
Forest Bueller_bf said:
Redbrickbear said:
Especially for folks that went to college in say the mid 1980's or earlier, the student who was actually fat was rare.

Walk on a major campus in 2023 and there are fattys everywhere.

My dad went to college in the 40's. In his yearbooks there are NO fat people. None, they aren't rare,
they didn't exist.



America radically changed just in about 25 years from 1990 to the 2010s in terms of obesity

Still not sure what to make of that



Too many people not moving enough during the day and living off a diet of fast food and mocha lattes.

When I was a kid, on a nice and sunny 73 degree day, I'd see other kids out playing or riding bikes, the neighbors watering or cutting their lawn or outside playing pitch with their kids. Now-a-days, the neighborhood is a ghost town. Kids inside playing video games, parents hiring guys to mow their lawn, parents not throwing the ball with Jr.

Sad state
I'm sure that is a small part of it but people didnt go to gyms or workout more in the 80s. The food is what has changed and a major part of that was when McDonalds moved away from frying the fries in beef tallow and changed to seed oils. That coupled with the move away from cane sugar to high fructose corn syrup and we have out of control obesity. Europe has banned these type of things but we have lobbyists here that want to keep these things going at the detriment to the health of everyone.

Yea, I come to the conclusion that it is the food.

People in Europe are not living much different from Americans these days....internet, fast food, etc.

And yet they are a lot skinner.....it has to be the food. Seed Oils, processed sugar, etc.

Except euros walk orders of magnitude more than Americans. We drive everywhere and they don't.
Corret, but Americans in the 80s and 90s didnt walk more. We still drove everywhere and had fast food. The things that are different at seed oils, processed foods, HFCS in everything, GMO's in everything, Added hormones in meat, bigger portions etc. Europe doesnt have beef on steroids, seed oils, HFCS, GMOs, red dye 40 etc.
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In reply to muddybrazos • 4:56p, 11/13/23
muddybrazos said:
nein51 said:
Redbrickbear said:
muddybrazos said:
Whiskey Pete said:
Redbrickbear said:
Forest Bueller_bf said:
Redbrickbear said:
Especially for folks that went to college in say the mid 1980's or earlier, the student who was actually fat was rare.

Walk on a major campus in 2023 and there are fattys everywhere.

My dad went to college in the 40's. In his yearbooks there are NO fat people. None, they aren't rare,
they didn't exist.



America radically changed just in about 25 years from 1990 to the 2010s in terms of obesity

Still not sure what to make of that



Too many people not moving enough during the day and living off a diet of fast food and mocha lattes.

When I was a kid, on a nice and sunny 73 degree day, I'd see other kids out playing or riding bikes, the neighbors watering or cutting their lawn or outside playing pitch with their kids. Now-a-days, the neighborhood is a ghost town. Kids inside playing video games, parents hiring guys to mow their lawn, parents not throwing the ball with Jr.

Sad state
I'm sure that is a small part of it but people didnt go to gyms or workout more in the 80s. The food is what has changed and a major part of that was when McDonalds moved away from frying the fries in beef tallow and changed to seed oils. That coupled with the move away from cane sugar to high fructose corn syrup and we have out of control obesity. Europe has banned these type of things but we have lobbyists here that want to keep these things going at the detriment to the health of everyone.

Yea, I come to the conclusion that it is the food.

People in Europe are not living much different from Americans these days....internet, fast food, etc.

And yet they are a lot skinner.....it has to be the food. Seed Oils, processed sugar, etc.

Except euros walk orders of magnitude more than Americans. We drive everywhere and they don't.
Corret, but Americans in the 80s and 90s didnt walk more. We still drove everywhere and had fast food. The things that are different at seed oils, processed foods, HFCS in everything, GMO's in everything, Added hormones in meat, bigger portions etc. Europe doesnt have beef on steroids, seed oils, HFCS, GMOs, red dye 40 etc.
Look at HS football, Odessa Permian was winning state championships with 190 lb linemen in the 80's.

Now every 2A school deep in the playoffs have 5 or 6, 240 lb or more linemen, there is a lot of very obese people now, even kids.
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In reply to nein51 • 5:16p, 11/13/23
nein51 said:
Redbrickbear said:
muddybrazos said:
Whiskey Pete said:
Redbrickbear said:
Forest Bueller_bf said:
Redbrickbear said:
Especially for folks that went to college in say the mid 1980's or earlier, the student who was actually fat was rare.

Walk on a major campus in 2023 and there are fattys everywhere.

My dad went to college in the 40's. In his yearbooks there are NO fat people. None, they aren't rare,
they didn't exist.



America radically changed just in about 25 years from 1990 to the 2010s in terms of obesity

Still not sure what to make of that



Too many people not moving enough during the day and living off a diet of fast food and mocha lattes.

When I was a kid, on a nice and sunny 73 degree day, I'd see other kids out playing or riding bikes, the neighbors watering or cutting their lawn or outside playing pitch with their kids. Now-a-days, the neighborhood is a ghost town. Kids inside playing video games, parents hiring guys to mow their lawn, parents not throwing the ball with Jr.

Sad state
I'm sure that is a small part of it but people didnt go to gyms or workout more in the 80s. The food is what has changed and a major part of that was when McDonalds moved away from frying the fries in beef tallow and changed to seed oils. That coupled with the move away from cane sugar to high fructose corn syrup and we have out of control obesity. Europe has banned these type of things but we have lobbyists here that want to keep these things going at the detriment to the health of everyone.

Yea, I come to the conclusion that it is the food.

People in Europe are not living much different from Americans these days....internet, fast food, etc.

And yet they are a lot skinner.....it has to be the food. Seed Oils, processed sugar, etc.

Except euros walk orders of magnitude more than Americans. We drive everywhere and they don't.


1. That really is only true of densely packed urban environments…and even then they use a lot of trains. So it's not like they are walking 30 miles a day in exercise.

I've been to Rome, London, Paris….I was not getting a ton of exercise just walking 1-2 blocks to the subway line.

2. Europe has actually become more car dependent over the past 30 years than it was in the past.

"Americans drove for 85 percent of their daily trips, compared to car trip shares of 65 percent in Europe."

Even the ones that dont use cars use Vespas and motorbikes. Everyone in Rome and Paris has them…that is like a car but without protection.

You get not exercise walking out your door and driving that around all day.






3. Again, the food is the only thing that can not be accounted for.

When I was in Europe I basically ate all day every day…gorged myself…came back home and I had lost 5lbs

It was strange
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7:42p, 11/13/23
"There are 2 genders"

would be considered hate speech according to the left.

Trying to control everyone's thoughts and words...this is how you get Trump.

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