It happened again.

[Hollandmichigan]

(04-23-2012 12:43 PM)Elijah Craig Wrote:  No, you didn't strike a nerve. I've been getting numbers and Facebook friendships left and right by women. But obviously I struck a nerve with you and you're trying to project your insecurities onto me.

My sister was already married with children when she decided to go to law school. She worked 2-3 years to pay off the loans and then became a housewife. She regrets having gone to law school, it was something she did just to be able to say she did it but in retrospect realizes she missed out much of her daughter's childhood. You have no idea why me and any of my exes broke up.

So tell me, why are you so adamant about defending the practice of prostitution that you call someone a "neanderthal with sub-human intelligence?" Everything I said is pretty much orthodox sociology and the figures on male v. female earning potential is easily verifiable from the US Census Bureau and Bureau of Labor Statistics. There is nothing really controversial with what I said, it is accepted by probably over 80-90% of Americans. The medical establishment in every country recognizes sex work as being tremendously damaging to both a person's psychology and their physical health.

Why did you lash out like that? Are you a prostitute or have you worked as one?

Oh please, I pissed you off with that joke about being a bachelor and you've been defending your ability to get laid ever since. But yes, you did strike a nerve--stupidity, ignorance and a bullying attitude tend to have that effect on me. I challenged your notion that women see marriage primarily as an avenue for security, which is backward and disgustingly sexist, yet you haven't been able been able to defend it at all. Your sister has regrets about atte ding a Prestigious law school? Somehow i find that hard to believe, but considering the background she obviously comes from i can see how she might be made to feel that way. The point is that women can take care of themselves, many people do not even want marriage anymore, your 19th century view of women and marriage is pathetic. I am not defendi g the "practice" of prostitution. Its a fact of life, people have sex for money, some people work in pornagraphy--a multi-billion dollar business that many americans obviously enjoy--many people enjoy the work and make great money doing it. Many Put the selves through school doing it. The only time trouble comes is when obnoxious moralists keeP it criminialized and therefore deregulated. I did not call you a neanderthal because im adamant about defending prostitution-- you are quite frankly just that stupid. You are obviously a typical middle class american basically garunteed a college education who knows nothing about what its like ti survive on their own or to have come from a lower class background. And you therefore hide your insecurities in pseudo-intellectual babble and false concern. Been there, done that, know what its like. But no, im not a sex-worker, sadly i dont think many people find a stocky 6'5" male all that appealing. But if i was i would not be ashamed of it at all, looks like really good money and the people i've seen in the buis. seem to enjoy it.

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