Comments by "nuqwestr" (@nuqwestr) on "Gad Saad" channel.

  1. MY dog is "happy", please explain?
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  2.  @dans3718  Yes, what was created by G_d was an "Information Management System:", software (the word) first, then the hardware. LMAO
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  3. Gertrude Stein was born in Pennsylvania and raised in Oakland, CA, across the bay from San Francisco, she attended Radcliffe on the East Coast. San Francisco had nothing to do with her development, Mr. Malice was wrong to make that allusion.
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  4. Oakland, CA "There is no there, there", famous quote by Gertrude Stein is in reference to a hometown visit to Oakland, CA (not San Francisco) after 25 years in Paris, and finding her home gone, and much of what she grew up with also, "not there".
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  5.  @AmiliaCaraMia  Did SI fully inform her of their intent? SI choose a suit not well fitted to her body for the cover shot, when other photos are in suits which are just as revealing, but accentuate symmetry which is known to be appealing, and has been for 1,000s of years. This was not about "fatness" at all, but the post-modern view of "Ugly Beauty", something few are talking about.
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  6. It's also ironic that those who decry SI's sexual objectification of women are okay when its a body like Yumi Nu? SI's intent was not "fatness" or "health", but post-modern concepts of "Ugly Beauty". The malformed bathing suit they put her in was ugly, not her body, and SI knew it. How could they not, they've been in in that business for decades.
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  7. "...one should attempt to shape one’s life as a work of art, proceeding without recourse to any fixed rules or permanent truths in a process of unending becoming" - Foucault 1988. This post-modern aphorism is being run out to the extreme, as it encourages confusion and valorizes neuroticism.
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  8. "Angel and the Badman", John Wayne is redeemed and joins the community he helped, same in Hondo, the more nuanced and ambivalent story line exists in "Who Shot Liberty Valance", where only a few know of Wayne's heroic action, and Jimmy Stewart gets the fame of killing the badman, getting the girl, and becoming senator. 'When The Legend Becomes Fact, Print The Legend,'
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  9. "Father Loss and Child Telomere Length" Published in NIH Background and objectives: Father loss during childhood has negative health and behavioral consequences, but the biological consequences are unknown. Our goal was to examine how father loss (because of separation and/or divorce, death, or incarceration) is associated with cellular function as estimated by telomere length.
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  10. Saad, no, you have accepted the rights and privileges of "Whiteness", so you are a racist. That's part of the catechism of their new religion. You are a heretic and must be excommunicated. "Victimhood" is only a tool, like a lever to push you over. I would not focus on it.
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  11. JBP's comment was not about "sexual appeal", or even "health", but post-modern deconstruction of Beauty itself. There's acres of post-modern paper on "Ugly Beauty". SI art directors are steeped in it. It's also ironic that those who decry SI's sexual objectification of women are okay when its one like Yumi Nu?
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  12. All those granted the rights and privileges of "Whiteness" are racist. Racism is built into the framework of "Whiteness". so not an aberrant feature, but normal, and in fact, essential to the structure of "Whiteness". When you hear someone say "Systemic Racism", they are really saying, "Structural Whiteness", which they assert is an exceptional evil as expressed by the patriarchal Western European values of the Enlightenment and Christian religion. John Lindsay's new book: "Race Marxism" documents this new "religion", which has it's own catechism, inquisition, and excommunication system, one on public view as I write this.
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  13. They would have shipped the books, your friend could have purchased over the phone, so your story does not make sense.
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  14. "Cretin"? No, I'm a Litvak Jew born in Los Angeles, not a Christian from the Swiss Alps, or, a "Cretan" if you misspelled the word, which I learned about from a lovely professor of Western and Greek Literature while attending San Francisco State in the 1980s. I'm a skeptic of "stories", regardless of where they come from, and look for coherent meaning, not subjective "goodness". Your story lacked a coherent center, missed the mark, so was not "good" at all, and your response seems out of alignment to your asserted ethics and morality.
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