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It would be appreciated if you could back claims with sources
It would be appreciated if you could back claims with sources
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(Original post by Unlimited Drama)
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It would be appreciated if you could back claims with sources
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It would be appreciated if you could back claims with sources
What are you going to reveal?
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#4
I don't even know what social construct means. I've tried to ignore it from day one; it sounds like bull****.
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(Original post by Viva Emptiness)
I don't even know what social construct means.
I don't even know what social construct means.
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#8
(Original post by The_Dragonborn)
Wouldn't have expected any less.
Wouldn't have expected any less.
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Lol, she's been the one stalking my posts and bad jokes with a passion.
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#10
(Original post by The_Dragonborn)
Nah that's punching a bit below my weight. Metaphorically speaking, mind.
Lol, she's been the one stalking my posts and bad jokes with a passion.
Nah that's punching a bit below my weight. Metaphorically speaking, mind.
Lol, she's been the one stalking my posts and bad jokes with a passion.
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Anyway, you seem a little more jolly than usual. Something made you happy?
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#13
Really? Now this is as well?
Oh what the heck,not like i'm surprised...
Op get with the program and push the envelope even further. I've got a few more:is child-bearing a social construct? how about estrogen and testosterone?
Hola to all you sociologists out there,stop tree-hugging and let's hear some answers.
Oh what the heck,not like i'm surprised...
Op get with the program and push the envelope even further. I've got a few more:is child-bearing a social construct? how about estrogen and testosterone?
Hola to all you sociologists out there,stop tree-hugging and let's hear some answers.
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#15
(Original post by The_Dragonborn)
Wouldn't have expected any less.
Wouldn't have expected any less.
(0) In the present state of affairs, X is taken for granted; X appears to be inevitable.
(1) X need not have existed, or need not be at all as it is.
(2) X is quite bad as it is.
(3) We would be much better off if X were done away with, or at least radically transformed.
Letting X equal "The Dragonborn's terrible posts" and we see that sexual preference might not be a social construct, but your ****ing awful contributions are.
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#16
(Original post by Viva Emptiness)
You're right, I went ahead and checked what the parameters are for social constructionism; they are as follows:
(0) In the present state of affairs, X is taken for granted; X appears to be inevitable.
(1) X need not have existed, or need not be at all as it is.
(2) X is quite bad as it is.
(3) We would be much better off if X were done away with, or at least radically transformed.
Letting X equal "The Dragonborn's terrible posts" and we see that sexual preference might not be a social construct, but your ****ing awful contributions are.
You're right, I went ahead and checked what the parameters are for social constructionism; they are as follows:
(0) In the present state of affairs, X is taken for granted; X appears to be inevitable.
(1) X need not have existed, or need not be at all as it is.
(2) X is quite bad as it is.
(3) We would be much better off if X were done away with, or at least radically transformed.
Letting X equal "The Dragonborn's terrible posts" and we see that sexual preference might not be a social construct, but your ****ing awful contributions are.
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#17
(Original post by Viva Emptiness)
You're right, I went ahead and checked what the parameters are for social constructionism; they are as follows:
(0) In the present state of affairs, X is taken for granted; X appears to be inevitable.
(1) X need not have existed, or need not be at all as it is.
(2) X is quite bad as it is.
(3) We would be much better off if X were done away with, or at least radically transformed.
Letting X equal "The Dragonborn's terrible posts" and we see that sexual preference might not be a social construct, but your ****ing awful contributions are.
You're right, I went ahead and checked what the parameters are for social constructionism; they are as follows:
(0) In the present state of affairs, X is taken for granted; X appears to be inevitable.
(1) X need not have existed, or need not be at all as it is.
(2) X is quite bad as it is.
(3) We would be much better off if X were done away with, or at least radically transformed.
Letting X equal "The Dragonborn's terrible posts" and we see that sexual preference might not be a social construct, but your ****ing awful contributions are.
(Original post by The_Dragonborn)
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#18
(Original post by Silver Arrows)
Ha. Ahaha. Hahahahaha. You got ****ing burned, you gonna cry now?
Ha. Ahaha. Hahahahaha. You got ****ing burned, you gonna cry now?
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To what extent do you believe sexual desire and sexual preference to be biologically driven vs. socially constructed? Can one choose the object of one's desire, or is it a purely chemical reaction?
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#20
(Original post by Viva Emptiness)
You're right, I went ahead and checked what the parameters are for social constructionism; they are as follows:
(0) In the present state of affairs, X is taken for granted; X appears to be inevitable.
(1) X need not have existed, or need not be at all as it is.
(2) X is quite bad as it is.
(3) We would be much better off if X were done away with, or at least radically transformed.
Letting X equal "The Dragonborn's terrible posts" and we see that sexual preference might not be a social construct, but your ****ing awful contributions are.
You're right, I went ahead and checked what the parameters are for social constructionism; they are as follows:
(0) In the present state of affairs, X is taken for granted; X appears to be inevitable.
(1) X need not have existed, or need not be at all as it is.
(2) X is quite bad as it is.
(3) We would be much better off if X were done away with, or at least radically transformed.
Letting X equal "The Dragonborn's terrible posts" and we see that sexual preference might not be a social construct, but your ****ing awful contributions are.
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