/lit/ - Literature

>>3418420
>Americans made more decades ago when there was less regulation
>the solution is to have more regulation

>>3333445
>that leads to public lavatories being much cleaner and lasting longer.
>actually defending the legislation

>>3300069
>making statements then getting rustled when asked for proof

>>3265783
>Let's see that citation, sonny.

I'm waiting.

>>3186103
>except the shit about women

>Harry, this year it's not safe for you at Hogwarts!!! Yes, again..

>>3139982
>The fuck? Their ethical principles, sport. I have no clue what kind of "evidence" you're looking for.

You make statements like "people should be equal" as if you consider equality to be objectively superior to inequality. Your opinions are based only on your feelings and nothing else.

>And me insulting you isn't indicative of anything in relation to the argument

The argument is over because you've been reduced to a stammering idiot who can't even defend his own belief system.

Come back when you're better read.

>WHY ARE MEN SUCH VIOLENT ANIMALS?!?! IN A WORLD RUN BY WOMEN THERE WOULD BE NO WARS AND EVERYTHING WOULD BE PERFECT!!!!!

Being male nearly doubles the odds of being a victim of domestic violence as an adult but decreases the odds of perpetrating domestic violence. This finding, although contrary to public perception, is consistent with findings of national surveys in the United States and New Zealand 庸emales hit more often than males, but males do more damage when they hit. (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and the U.S. Department of Justice, Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention, Youth Violence Research Bulletin ・February 2002)

Early studies of partner violence assumed that men's perpetration rates exceeded those of women, in part because these studies relied almost exclusively on clinical samples of women who sought assistance or of men in court-mandated counseling programs. Later surveys using community samples have shown women's rates of violence to be comparable to those of men. (American Psychological Association, Inc., Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology, Gender Differences in Partner Violence in a Birth Cohort of 21-Year-Olds: Bridging the Gap between Clinical and Epidemiological Approaches ・997, Vol. 65, No. 1, 68-78)

Approximately 13 percent of women and 21 percent of men report having survived severe physical domestic violence. (American Psychological Association, Inc., Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology, Gender Differences in Partner Violence in a Birth Cohort of 21-Year-Olds: Bridging the Gap between Clinical and Epidemiological Approaches ・1997, Vol. 65, No. 1, 68-78)

Do you guys actually enjoy reading what you consider "literature", or do you just read it to have something to talk about?