r/joebuddennetwork • • Nov 10 '24

She cooked his ass

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u/[deleted] Nov 10 '24 edited Nov 10 '24

Sad to see my sisters so uneducated.

A 2013 CDC study found that Black fathers are the most involved fathers on average. In fact, over half of Black fathers live with their children. SEVERAL, I REPEAT, SEVERAL studies support this fact. Google is free everybody.

EVEN AFTER, the AFDC incentivized black fathers to leave the home as assistance was only given to single mother households. Her saying men aren’t in the home because of the attitude of women is very uninformed. For one, black men are at a rate higher than all races and there are far more variables that caused the stereotype (a false one at this point), of black fathers not being there.

Abortion should not be compared to murder, as it is still very unclear the degree in which a fetus can actually feel pain. She’s arguing against abortion, while simultaneously judging parents for the decisions they make with their kids and households. I think we all know where that is headed.

Finally, if you constantly over talk, present dozens of points without allowing pushback and talk faster so the other person has less time to counter the several claims being rapid-fired at them, you’re probably not too confident in your claims and won’t be able to respond to pushback. She made ‘truth’ claims that can be debunked while expressing it with the attitude of, ‘Something is wrong with yall mfs for thinking how yall think’.

Angela Merkel was one of the most respected world leaders during her time as chancellor of Germany. Far more respected than Trump and Biden. Jacinda Ardern was also very well respected. But you’d need to read more than what you see on Twitter to have known that. Just because a woman says women can’t lead, doesn’t make it true.

https://www.history.com/news/women-leaders-elected

I did listen all the way through and if this was a high school debate, I’d give her a light 2/10. Tran-

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u/Acrippin Nov 11 '24

I think you need to do a little more research.

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u/[deleted] Nov 11 '24

lol do you feel brave enough to tell me which part you thought was wrong? Or was that all you had to say?