Well then, unfortunately, so was the redditor in OP’s post
Charlie Kirk did not deserve to get shot, but unfortunately Charlie Kirk acknowledged that some gun deaths are necessarily to protect 2A rights, and that would include his own
His quote was his quote. Words unfortunately matter.
“It’s worth to have a cost of, unfortunately, some gun deaths every single year so that we can have the Second Amendment.”
That’s not saying “we will have gun deaths anyway”
One person diagnosed with anxiety is part of this 45% statistic that you mentioned. How many women of that 45% are only diagnosed with anxiety, and otherwise live normal lives? I'm betting for certain that you can't answer that, and it should be acknowledged.
Given that most of the sexlessness is coming from mate suppression tactics that are institutionalized at a societal level
Fucking lol
Sexlessness (and childlessness) also stems from the fact that people are living in a society that doesn't give a shit about them. Happy couples are opting not to have children because they can't afford it.
If men are agitated by not having sex, they can easily become the type of man that other women (or men) want to have sex with. Every single man (every single man) I've ever met who has had trouble getting sex has had tangible, fixable issues (well within reason, not like surgery or anything) that can help him significantly. I've yet to meet an exception.
You're blaming the wrong thing
Well, reality shows that just because something is not necessary and beneficial to national security doesn't mean it is a threat to national security.
As an example: well-maintained lawns aren't a threat to national security, but they also aren't necessary for national security.
Unfortunately when it comes to applying knowledge you're very very rarely dealing with generalities. If I'm having a conversation with you applying generalities to your behavior is stupid, because you are your own person, and you're not responsible for general behavior.
General behavior, as it is, is often skewed from bias. I can find 100 examples of this or that and deem it to be general behavior, when the reality has thousands of examples that disprove it that I choose to ignore. It doesn't make it so.
Isn't that funny? How people can just draw the line of life to whatever they see fit and suddenly declare that "these are VIOLENT KILLINGS" when that life ends?
bacteria also have olfaction, are they humans too?
I never said sperm are humans, so your logic is a bit broken there. However, based on your logic, that would also be considered life. Every time you use hand sanitizer, you're violently killing them.
You know, if we wanna play that card, sperm have a sense of smell, so frankly that would constitute life would it not?
So men, every time they ejaculate even during masturbation, drown, smother, or just let suffer and dry out millions of instances of life. By your metric, I would call that violent as well.
By your logic, men are by far the more violent killers.
Yes, it is. And in that 50 second clip, he says several things.
I’m deeply saddened by violence too, but where he and I disagree is that I don’t think any gun deaths are worth it to protect 2A rights.