You can't truly call yourself peaceful unless you are capable of great violence

Bro used "they" for "man"

Assuming pronouns is a dangerous precedent

Well, I think Shirley answered your question. It doesn't matter if it was with the help of the AI.

Sth that Shirley forgot to say is that our agresiveness lead us to commit more suicides than women, and to die earlier than women.

Why is aggression the primary factor for men committing suicide and dying earlier?

Why is aggression the primary factor for men committing suicide and dying earlier?

Because it makes us act hastly, impetuostly. Women don't do that, they are more cautious.

Men give up more easily. That’s a fact.

Stop by our Big Bang Club and see what men give up more easily.

I am pretty sure I posted something to this effect on here a while ago. A harmless man is the most dangerous man. A dangerous man who keeps that shit in check is a good man.

Did you get your idea from the Big Bang Club?

ya, that's where I got it from

Some of them keep their shit in check.

Guess who doesn't?

Looks like Trump had another bad day on the golf course.

I see that we are still discussing shit issues.

Well if they don't, they aren't good.

The statement that Jesus was not sent to bring peace to the world is a direct quote from the Bible (

Matthew 10:34). This verse is not about advocating for violence but rather explains that his message would cause division because it requires people to choose between following him and upholding their previous allegiances, even within their own families. Therefore, his mission is seen by some as bringing a "sword" of division to the world, disrupting traditional ways of life and creating a conflict between belief and disbelief. 

Well Debs, religion is certainly divisive.

Especially if you are ignorant of religious beliefs as outlined in the Bible.

Belief is based upon ignorance.

If the truth were known, belief would be unnecessary.

As such, that which is outlined in the bible is tales and hearsay.

Arguments against belief being based on ignorance

1. Belief can be based on knowledge: There is a distinction between ignorance (lack of knowledge) and belief (acceptance of something as true). Many beliefs, including those related to science, are based on evidence and knowledge, not ignorance.
2. Faith is not always based on ignorance: Some definitions of faith suggest it is trust in a higher power, not necessarily because one is ignorant, but because it is an act of trust.
3. Ignorance can be a choice: Some believe that ignorance is the conscious choice of not accepting the truth, whereas belief is often the result of accepting what is true.
4. Belief is a necessary tool: Some argue that belief, even when based on a lack of personal knowledge, is a "superpower" because it allows people to operate without re-learning everything from scratch. 

In conclusion, whether belief is based on ignorance depends on the specific belief and perspective. While some beliefs are clearly based on a lack of knowledge, others are based on evidence and reasoning.