The Death of Socrates in a Global Totalitarian Biotech Society  

The information age has reached an exciting point. Do you happen to know whose information we access? The problem is censorship has always been about who’s accepting the news. In my last article, I wrote about how Chris Rock’s latest stand-up comedy show ignited the topic of selective equality and legal corruption. To further illustrate what I meant, I compared it to the Hindu caste system, which divides people into upper and lower classes.

Chris Rock Ignites Topic of Selective Equality & Legal Corruption

I have constantly written about this selectivity that Chris Rock discussed in his “Selective Outrage” special. Rock focused on the outrage part, while I’ll look at selectivity. While working on my last series of books, I discovered that selectivity is reality. For example, the mainstream media, corporations, government agencies, educational systems, and other sizable establishments openly declare their contempt for misogyny. Yet these same agencies are often silent when it comes to misandry.

That Handsome Godly Man is a Traditional Administrator

Before photographing this next thought, I’d like to submit that I follow the Christian belief system. My account of the man’s role links to 1 Peter 2:7, which says, “To you who believe this stone is precious. But for those who do not believe. The stone rejected by the builders has become the cornerstone.” I often meditate on this scripture to motivate myself to be that cornerstone, even if repudiated.

5 Types Of Foreign Women American Passport Bros Encounter

I still have some mansplaining. Many believe traveling abroad to find, date, or marry a traditional woman is black and white. But it’s not. Dating and sex cultures are very different outside of western countries. For one, their ethical tolerances are not the same. Bear in mind that the context of this article focuses only on the subject of courtship and marriage to create a traditional nuclear family.

Ingólfr Arnarson, traditional Icelandic cuisine, & Iceland Culture

Almost everyone has been talking about Iceland lately. For one reason or another, whoever is in charge of their public relations wants more people to know about their feminist country. Maybe it’s to boost their tourism? So, I decided to explore this reserved island in the Arctic that doesn’t even need a standing army. Yet, they’ve managed to sit in one of the top five spots on the United Nations Human Development Index for what seems like forever.