Moms and guns meet fragile masculinity
January 15, 2021 2 Comments
So my NC State PR friend did a really nice release on my guns and motherhood research. Not much attention to it (though, people in my college noticed, which is nice) given the larger world events, but it is good to have this excellent summary out in the world. At least one person outside my university noticed, as I got this lovely email. Wow:
In every country on Earth regardless of the law when you look at demographics the crime rate is the same. The rule of law doesn’t matter that much. Passing gun laws will not change homicide rates, nor will citing data ever convince white rural conservatives to turn in their guns and join the communist party. The black cities of America have plenty of gun control, and the same murder rates as African countries. Indeed 95% of the interracial violence in America is black on white.
America is not a democracy, it is a republic. There is no right to vote away the gun rights of anyone else anyway.
There is no historical example of a multicultural society in which the rule of law did not break down.
Since WW2 sperm counts have declined by 50% and testosterone levels have fallen by 30%. College professors have the lowest testosterone levels of any profession tested. Get your testosterone levels checked.
I know motherhood makes women more red pill cause I’ve made a lot of women mothers. BAHAHAHAHAHA enjoy virginity u cucks.
As one of my co-authors put it, pretty much textbook fragile masculinity. I mean seriously, what does it say about you not only think this way, but feel the need to send this missive to a total stranger. Just wow.
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Must have fired that one off before hopping onto his Mensa Zoom 🙂