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02-21-23 18:21 #11998
Posts: 5452LOL. Perfect
Originally Posted by Tiny12 [View Original Post]
LOL. Perfect. Can't beat that for pro Repub Bothsider / Neithersider reasoning.
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02-21-23 17:49 #11997
Posts: 1044Originally Posted by Spidy [View Original Post]
Maryland as a whole has good educational results. Yet the data I presented shows that Baltimore city, not Maryland, has the fourth highest spending per student in public schools of any area in the country.
So the part of Maryland whose schools receive the highest funding per student also have the worst results (23 schools without a single student testing to his age level proficiency in math, and I believe another 20 or so in which only 1 or 2 students in the entire school did so).
Funding is already distributed far more generously to Baltimore city than the rest of Maryland, which debunks the usual leftist canard, but educational results are far worse in this heavily democrat-controlled area despite this extra funding. Why do you think that is?
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02-21-23 17:42 #11996
Posts: 1604Poverty
Originally Posted by Tiny12 [View Original Post]
Poverty is the prime reason IMHO. When you're poor, you don't spend money on condoms. When you're poor, you don't spend money on anti-viral treatments. Additionally, if the women involved in the issue don't demand that the man wear a condom, she can become infected. And then she passes the infection on.
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02-21-23 17:41 #11995
Posts: 1044Originally Posted by Tiny12 [View Original Post]
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02-21-23 17:34 #11994
Posts: 1604So you agree
Originally Posted by Elvis2008 [View Original Post]
See, this is exactly what "the right" does. You complain how "the left" and "the media" censor "the right" but when things get too heated for "you people", you do the exact same thing that you accuse the other side of doing. You censor them.
"The right" makes a big deal about how government ought to stay out of a company's business, but as soon as a company makes a decision that "the right" doesn't like, "the right" screams for legislation to make it illegal for the company to make that same decision again.
"The right" makes a big deal about how government should be smaller, but as soon as some policies that they don't like are implemented, they are first in line to want to expand government to take control of those same policies.
"The right" is quick to believe Donnie the Dumbass' lies about how the 2020 election was stolen and FUX Snooze and media on the right pushed those claims to the max. And they still do. And the sheep on "the right" believed every word. And now, the Dominion trial has brought to the forefront the fact that FUX Snooze and the rest of rightwingnut media lied to you and made fun of Donnie the Dumbass and his claims in private. All for ratings. The most unfortunate thing, though, is that you won't believe a single word of what has, or will, come out of the trial. You will believe the "out of context" lies, even when Dominion's lawyers present entire emails.
And, by the way, how many times have you called anybody who doesn't subscribe to your worldview "douches" or some similar term? Do you not consider that "name calling"? Evidently not since I have never seen one word of apology from you. At least Chrissie doesn't chastise folks for calling the one-term, twice-impeached former guy Donnie the Dumbass while yelling "globohomo" at the top of his lungs.
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02-21-23 06:46 #11993
Posts: 1115Why don't you show me?
Originally Posted by Tiny 12 [View Original Post]
Originally Posted by Tiny 12 [View Original Post]
Originally Posted by Tiny 12 [View Original Post]
Originally Posted by Tiny 12 [View Original Post]
Electoral Map: Blue or Red States Since 2000
https://www.270towin.com/content/blue-and-red-states
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02-21-23 06:28 #11992
Posts: 1807Originally Posted by Xpartan [View Original Post]
Do you have any idea why the number of heterosexual males in Africa infected with HIV is so much higher? I'm wondering if there's something going on health wise that could account for it. Or alternately maybe there's a bigger stigma associated with being gay in Africa, so people won't admit to it. I suspect that's less likely.
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02-21-23 06:19 #11991
Posts: 1807Originally Posted by JustTK [View Original Post]
Originally Posted by JustTK [View Original Post]
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02-21-23 06:07 #11990
Posts: 1807Originally Posted by Spidy [View Original Post]
Originally Posted by Spidy [View Original Post]
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02-21-23 05:54 #11989
Posts: 1807Originally Posted by EihTooms [View Original Post]
http://www.internationalsexguide.nl/...=1#post2743042.
http://www.internationalsexguide.nl/...=1#post2743466.
http://www.internationalsexguide.nl/...ms#post2744753.
http://www.internationalsexguide.nl/...ms#post2745982.
http://www.internationalsexguide.nl/...ms#post2747252.
http://www.internationalsexguide.nl/...ms#post2747260.
http://www.internationalsexguide.nl/...ms#post2747584
http://www.internationalsexguide.nl/...ms#post2747853.
http://www.internationalsexguide.nl/...ms#post2747878.
http://www.internationalsexguide.nl/...ms#post2748202.
http://www.internationalsexguide.nl/...ms#post2748598.
Come up with some new "facts" that I haven't already refuted and I may engage.
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02-21-23 05:42 #11988
Posts: 1115Maryland is one of the best states for education
Originally Posted by Chris P [View Original Post]
https://worldpopulationreview.com/st...-for-education
The truth is, the state of Maryland, which Baltimore resides in, was the 2nd best educated state, 2018 and continues to be in the top ten states.
https://www.cnbc.com/2018/01/23/the-...s-in-2018.html
When you examine education at the state level, you'll see that Maryland is one of the best states to get an education. Sure you'll get pockets of areas that aren't up to par, but that's analogous to most of the country.
What I propose to you is that the funding (which doesn't seem to be a problem, as you put it) for the state of Maryland, leads me to believe, that the funding needs to be better distributed to address the educational resource needs of schools, in areas of lower-income families.
The truth is, I think, what your post/example, is most emblematic of, is an unfair competition, allocation and/or misappropriation of funds for schools with low-income families, in lower-income areas. This is very problematic throughout the country, especially in the red states of Mississippi, Louisiana and Alabama that overwhelmingly show up as the "worst", "lowest" or "least" educated/illiterate states in the country.
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02-21-23 03:44 #11987
Posts: 1115Projecting Once Again...
Originally Posted by Elvis 2008 [View Original Post]
Elvis, the ISG king of the "Douche/Douche-bag" word usage, when it comes to using this insult and calling other ISGers/BMs names. The countless times you've uttered this insult is beyond belief!
Tell me I'm wrong!
As I've told you before, public figures, like Biden, Polosi, Trump, or DeSants are naturally game. I've made that quite clear before. I've not called public figures, anything they've not already been called in the press or media, or for that matter by your Donnie "the Devil" J. Dummkopf.
Donald Trump called "the devil" by Mexican economic minister
https://www.breitbart.com/border/201...-nafta-stance/
https://www.newsweek.com/mexico-devi...rtation-501375
So again I ask you please provide the instances where I've called you or other BMs, here names?
BTW, I hope you also put MDS1 (MarquisdeSade1) on blast and ignore him, when he calls Trump, a "god".
Please note, it doesn't bother me in the slightest, when MDS1, calls Donnie Dummkopf, a "god"...but then again, it would seem, I'm not as "sensitive" as you.
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02-21-23 02:13 #11986
Posts: 1782Originally Posted by Tiny12 [View Original Post]
https://blog.ted.com/qa-mariana-mazz...el-innovation/
China and Eastern Europe were banished from playing a regular part in the world BCOS they were left wing. So of course, they suffered.
Originally Posted by Tiny12 [View Original Post]
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02-21-23 02:03 #11985
Posts: 5452Originally Posted by Tiny12 [View Original Post]
I'll help you with another clarification that you continually show you need:
The factual terms I use is "Great" Recession or the "worst economic downturns" or "massive" jobs destruction vs "Great" recoveries or "Great" economic expansions or "historic" jobs creation of the past 100 years,. As you well know, I am not not talking about "every" piddling little economic dip or a handful of job losses under Dems vs some piddling decline in the Unemployment Rate under Repubs.
Bulletin: Every presidency is challenged by whatever the Fed does or does not do, the business cycle, what's happening outside the USA, potential Pandemjcs etc. But only Repub presidents have managed to succumb to the worst possible outcomes against those challenges for the past 100 years obviously due to something beyond "bad luck. "
Again, as you well know, the list of meaningful and now revered Dem legislation vs the zero examples of so much as ONE such Repub legislation over the past 100 years is about legislation "proposed, fought for and passed when Dems" or alternately Repubs "held the White House and Majorities in Both Houses of Congress". It is NOT about such Dem legislation that merely got some bipartisan Repub votes for the sake of self-serving political expediency.
Now, really Tiny. Did you honestly expect to float those blatant lies about what I post and what neither you nor anyone else can refute without my pointing it out? LOL. And, no, your flights of fancy into marathon topic-changing conversations here having virtually nothing to do with American Politics, clearly not your expertise, won't distract or misdirect anyone from that uncomfortable truth either.
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02-20-23 23:36 #11984
Posts: 1956Originally Posted by Tiny12 [View Original Post]
https://www.hiv.gov/hiv-basics/overv...nds/statistics
- Approximately 1. 2 million people in the US have HIV. About 13 percent of them don't know it and need testing.
- People who acquired HIV through heterosexual contact made up 22% (6,626) of HIV diagnoses in the USA In 2020.
- People assigned male sex at birth who acquired HIV through heterosexual contact accounted for 7% of new HIV diagnoses.
- People assigned female sex at birth who acquired HIV through heterosexual women accounted for 15%.
There are good news too:
- From 2016 to 2019, HIV diagnoses from heterosexual contact decreased 13% overall.
So, basically 1/5 of the USA HIV positive population gets the virus from a heterosexual contact, twice as many women as men.
Can we accept these numbers as fireproof evidence? No.
As Dr. House said, people lie. No one knows how many respondents are closet homosexuals or drug addicts. So yes, the number can be lower than 7%. Or it may be higher; let's not forget that 13 percent of new cases "don't know it and need testing. ".
But in any case, for a male, 7% may sound like low odds, but low is not zero.
Now there are people who believe that everything the government says is a lie. Them -- I can't help. No one can.
Unfortunately, Elvis is one of those people. He claims the HIV transmission among heterosexuals is zero. That's not just a harmless quackery; that's dangerous because some people on this forum just want to believe.
And BTW, if he keeps claiming he's never said it, I will find the old thread where he did, no matter how lazy I am.
P.S. I would address Elvis directly, but he seems to believe he "ignores me", although he's probably just confused about what ignore means, LOL.