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  • 26 Of The 27 Deadliest Mass Shooters Had Absentee Fathers

    08/05/2019 11:06:43 PM PDT · by Helicondelta · 46 replies
    dcwhispers.com ^ | August 5, 2019
    Suzanne Venker’s recent opinion piece on FoxNews is very, very important, because she points out that almost all of the most recent deadly mass shooters have one thing in common: fatherlessness. Yes, yes, and a thousand times yes. Fatherlessness is a serious problem. America’s boys have been under stress for decades. It’s not toxic masculinity hurting them, it’s the fact that when they come home there are no fathers there. Plain and simple. Add that to a bunch of horrible cultural trends telling them that everything bad is good (gang culture, drugs, misogyny, etc.), and we’ve got a serious problem...
  • Closing the Black/White IQ Gap?

    12/02/2006 5:44:48 AM PST · by shrinkermd · 142 replies · 2,876+ views
    Reason Online ^ | 1 December 2006 | Ronald Baily
    On November 28 the American Enterprise Institute held a symposium on the persistent gap between the average IQ test scores of black and non-Hispanic white Americans. The question: Is the gap closing? The presenters at AEI were James Flynn, a philosopher who taught at the University of Otago in New Zealand, and Charles Murray, a scholar at AEI and the co-author of The Bell Curve. Flynn is famous for having discovered in the 1980s that average IQs in many countries have been drifting upward at about 3 points per decade over the past couple of generations. In fact, the average...
  • The Outlaw Fathers Fighting Back

    05/29/2003 2:48:00 PM PDT · by kuma · 1 replies · 201+ views
    The Scotsman ^ | Thurs 29 May 2003 | Jim Gilchrist
    Earlier this month, his cause was boosted by a widely reported London Appeal Court case of a man whose four-year-old daughter is not allowed even to see his photograph. An earlier hearing had ruled that it was not in the child’s best interests to see her father, a 32-year-old computer engineer, because any contact between the parents made the mother "depressed and anxious". In the Appeal Court, Lord Justice Thorpe declared that he could do nothing, short of jailing the mother or placing the child in care, neither a course he was prepared to take. And he commented that there...