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BigmanPigman

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7. I've realized over the years

Reply to rhiannon55 (Reply #6)

Sun Jan 19, 2025, 08:04 PM

Jan 19

that whenever I post a comment about connections between mass murders and gender I get crickets. No matter where I post it I never get replies and this is over the course of 8 years. This leads me to believe I've touched on a nerve and am walking on hallowed ground. Everyone knows this obvious fact but they are afraid to say it since they will lose support from men.

That's my theory anyway.

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