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To: elcid1970
Our society is stifling humans natural tendency toward risk taking and individual aggressiveness. Most males especially young ones, except moderates and liberal dims, enjoy a good scrap and living life on the edge. A bloody nose and black eye now and then is good for the soul. A long time ago we had periodic smokers at high schools. Boxing matches where the gloves were so heavy just holding them up is what took you out. The coaches and phys ed teachers reffed and kept things safe and a good time was had by all. Not anymore. Males are kept caged by effeminate rules and political correctness. There are few well regulated and accessible outlets for aggression in our society. And the ladies are not immune to aggressive tendencies either. Eventually folks without outlets will snap. And when suppression is a society wide problem the avalanche will start. I think this is what is going on in England at the present time coupled with the removal of the moral restraints provided by vibrant church. Bad times ahead if they don't change their ways.
69 posted on 07/19/2008 3:51:34 PM PDT by Nuc1 (NUC1 Sub pusher SSN 668 (Liberals Aren't Patriots))
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To: Nuc1

We used to do the boxing thing from time to time in high school PE class. The teacher would pair us up by weight and we would have a go at knocking each other down. The lawsuits today would be in the billions.


72 posted on 07/19/2008 4:13:44 PM PDT by tickmeister (tickmeister)
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To: Nuc1

I once got knocked out by a kid who didn’t know I was on his volleyball team for gym.

The teacher did nothing.


85 posted on 07/19/2008 5:01:04 PM PDT by wastedyears (Show me your precious darlings, and I will crush them all)
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