Now, I've been the target of hate speech, slander, libel and defamation for years and nobody in law enforcement ever gave me a minute's help; so I understand what it is and how it feels. But THIS is ridiculous!
Laura said:Now, I've been the target of hate speech, slander, libel and defamation for years and nobody in law enforcement ever gave me a minute's help; so I understand what it is and how it feels. But THIS is ridiculous!
Ruth said:My God! What he's protesting is fascism under the guise of 'political correctness' which is being legislated as thought crime. Saying the wrong thing, being judged on the outcome, not the intent, which may have been simply benign or a mistake. And the university taking 'advice' from a black rights supremacist and a fraudster! :O
"Equality of outcome". That's all that matters to these people. It truly is the ponorisation process where you see the introduction of mediocrity. Mr Peterson said "they all end up in the rubble - equally dead".
Good for him for speaking up about it. It's shocking when exposed. I did wonder when Lobaczewski said that this introduction first happened in universities. I thought to myself, why not everywhere, at the same time? It's kind of ironic that they're both psychologists and both observing it happen while at universities.
Laura said:Ruth said:My God! What he's protesting is fascism under the guise of 'political correctness' which is being legislated as thought crime. Saying the wrong thing, being judged on the outcome, not the intent, which may have been simply benign or a mistake. And the university taking 'advice' from a black rights supremacist and a fraudster! :O
"Equality of outcome". That's all that matters to these people. It truly is the ponorisation process where you see the introduction of mediocrity. Mr Peterson said "they all end up in the rubble - equally dead".
Good for him for speaking up about it. It's shocking when exposed. I did wonder when Lobaczewski said that this introduction first happened in universities. I thought to myself, why not everywhere, at the same time? It's kind of ironic that they're both psychologists and both observing it happen while at universities.
Yup. And I think that the main ponerization processes begin among "intellectuals" at universities because those are the guides and teachers of the young. Universities train teachers of even younger children, and thus it becomes easy to poison an entire society in a single generation if you have the power to determine what is "correct". Lobaczewski also talked about the corruption and abuse of psychiatry/psychology as a key part in the process.
What is really horrifying is that this is being done at ALL universities and it really is Fascism in the guise of "political correctness" or "Liberal and Progressive Values."
T.C. said:I haven't posted much about his work on the forum though as I got quite identified with it all and can't see exactly clearly.
Richard S said:I think he would really enjoy being a member here.
Health survey gives government its first large-scale data on gay, bisexual population
https://www.washingtonpost.com/national/health-science/health-survey-gives-government-its-first-large-scale-data-on-gay-bisexual-population/2014/07/14/2db9f4b0-092f-11e4-bbf1-cc51275e7f8f_story.html
By Sandhya Somashekhar July 15, 2014
Less than 3 percent of the U.S. population identify themselves as gay, lesbian or bisexual, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported Tuesday in the first large-scale government survey measuring Americans’ sexual orientation.
The National Health Interview Survey, which is the government’s premier tool for annually assessing Americans’ health and behaviors, found that 1.6 percent of adults self-identify as gay or lesbian, and 0.7 percent consider themselves bisexual.
The overwhelming majority of adults, 96.6 percent, labeled themselves as straight in the 2013 survey. An additional 1.1 percent declined to answer, responded “I don’t know the answer” or said they were “something else.”
The figures offered a slightly smaller assessment of the size of the gay, lesbian and bisexual population than other surveys, which have pegged the overall proportion at closer to 3.5 or 4 percent. In particular, the estimate for bisexuals was lower than in some other surveys.
The inclusion of the sexual-orientation question in an influential survey used to guide government funding and research decisions was viewed as a major victory for the gay community, which has struggled with a dearth of data about its special health needs. {Why viewed as a victory? It's an extremely small percentage.}
“This is a major step forward in trying to remedy some of these gaps in our understanding of the role sexual orientation and gender identity play in people’s health and in their lives,” said Gary J. Gates, a demographer at the Williams Institute, a research center at the University of California at Los Angeles that studies the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) population.
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The information released by the CDC on Tuesday offers an initial analysis through the lens of sexual orientation on measures critical to public health, such as smoking, drinking and health insurance status.
It did not find a broad pattern suggesting that one group was less healthy overall than any other group, said Brian W. Ward, the researcher for the report. Echoing other studies, it found that, compared with straight people, gays were more likely to smoke and to have consumed five or more drinks in one day at least once in the past year. Straight women were more likely to consider themselves in excellent or very good health than women who identified as lesbian.
But gays were more likely to have received a flu shot than straight people, and gay men were less likely to be overweight than straight men. {Suggests they are more programmable or susceptible to propaganda?}
In some cases, the more notable disparities were experienced by bisexuals. People who identify as being attracted to both sexes are more likely to have experienced psychological distress in the past 30 days than straight people, the survey showed.
“We just don’t know much about bisexuality right now, and we’re finally starting to do some research in that area,” said Judy Bradford, director of the Center for Population Research in LGBT Health at the Fenway Institute in Boston. The study may prompt more scrutiny of this understudied population, she said.
In their report, CDC researchers acknowledge that their estimate of the size of the bisexual population differs from those in other studies. A national estimate from the 2008 General Social Survey — which is funded by the National Science Foundation, a federal agency dedicated to the advancement of nonmedical science — estimated that 1.1 percent of the population identified as bisexual. Other surveys suggest the number of bisexuals roughly matches the number of gays.
“There’s a variety of factors that could come into play, and we don’t have an answer right now,” Ward said. “It’s something we are looking at.”
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Laura said:The whole topic becomes even more incredible in consideration of the following:
Atreides said:One point in this debate that seems difficult for many of the Leftists to understand is that there is a difference between proscribed speech and prescribed speech. Telling someone they can't use a racial slur is not the same as saying they must use a racial slur. This is not about removing a word from acceptable speech, but inserting many words and then mandating their use.
It is, at its essence, an attempt to control reality. To manufacture reality - this is merely a test of newspeak. Getting this passed and accepted opens the door for the mandating of other kinds of ideas and words.
So people should pause to think about that, because the frequent argument against those against the gender pronoun debate keep saying: "Well if you think that, you must think it's okay to call students racial slurs." Of course this shows the morbid and diseased nature of their minds, but it's a point that can subtlety slip by in the speed and "Gish Gunning" of the left. PROscribing speech and PREscribing speech are not the same thing at all, there is no comparison beyond inherent antithesis.