(Part 2) Top products from r/PublicFreakout

If you're interested, there's a great book about how the Chinese people in San Francisco during the Bubonic Plague. It was eye opening and beautifully written.

http://www.amazon.com/The-Barbary-Plague-Victorian-Francisco/dp/0375757082

The best books on the history of science are mostly topic specific. Like Chaos: Making a New Science.

For philosophy of science, Thomas Kuhn is excellent. He's problematic in some ways, but he's very provocative. He actually goes into some detail about the staying power of Newtonian Gravity and the logical hoops that people would go through before GR. Also Karl Popper is great.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d0CQK1sKv8Y

http://www.breitbart.com/big-government/2016/09/21/former-haitian-senate-president-world-trusted-clintons-help-haitian-people-deceived/

(you should read this) https://www.amazon.com/Clinton-Cash-Foreign-Governments-Businesses/dp/0062369296/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1474489652&sr=8-1&keywords=clinton+cash

(you should watch this) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rmMe-2qaSss

Now I feel that it bears mentioning that I did say IIRC because I was on my phone and didn't feel like finding sources. As a result my statement wasn't completely accurate. They didn't STEAL 14.2 billion, they siphoned it. They lined their pockets with it while supplying "aid". So I guess in that sense, you're right. Congrats. Worth stalking me for a couple days?

But you know what? Even if you can prove definitively that they didn't directly steal 14.2 billion from the Haitian relief fund, there is simply too much blood on their hands and too much mud in the water for me to possibly concede that they aren't evil. The child trafficking, the e-mails, Bill's countless rape allegations, Project Veritas, voting fraud, her seizures, her shady af past, Lolita express, her ties to Saudi Arabia AND Russia (uranium deal), her collusion with MSM during the election, her collusion with the DNC to steal the election from Bernie, her ties to pedophiles and suspected pedophiles.

So yeah good job bud, you won an argument based on a technicality.

We done here?

I would also recommend a copy of the gift of fear

Great, this post ruined what my presumptions of the word "Snog", which only existed because of this.
https://www.amazon.com/Snog-Puppys-Guide-Rachael-Hale/dp/031600295X

You should read this book, it's pretty informative on this topic

Traffic: Why We Drive the Way We Do (and What It Says About Us) https://www.amazon.com/dp/0307277194/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_chthDbB4MT26E

This sounds exactly like what you are told in the book, In the Gravest Extreme.

https://www.amazon.com/Gravest-Extreme-Firearm-Personal-Protection/dp/0936279001

Kids playing with dart guns is not the gravest extreme.

Well, that's a step up from their most recent top google result.

(1) Some police departments literally have a cap on how intelligent its officers can be:

• http://abcnews.go.com/US/court-oks-barring-high-iqs-cops/story?id=95836
  
  (2) Police officers are, on average, dumber than the average citizen.
  
• http://thefreethoughtproject.com/court-police-departments-refuse-hire-smart/
  
  (3) Many scholars who study the police have determined it does not constitute a profession because of their low entry, training and recertification programs.
  
• https://www.amazon.com/Police-Ethics-Crisis-Law-Enforcement/dp/0398086168
  
• https://www.amazon.com/Character-Cops-Policing-Delattre-1994-09-30/dp/B01JXMH3X2
  
• https://books.google.com/books/about/The_Ethics_of_Policing.html?id=CF3o8KyNuY0C
  
  (4) You do understand that a clip is a detachable magazine, right?
  
• https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clip_(firearms)
  
  (5) Oh I understand you receive training on deescalation, what I'm saying is you're not actually properly trained in it. You may go to your two hour class twice a year, but it's not beaten into you.
  
  (6) I've been in much more scary situations than being a cop buddy. I've had a handheld gun pointed in my face, and been attacked with a knife twice. In the first situation, I was able to deescalate. In the later two, defuse. All without killing a person. So yeah, I'm pretty sure I could handle being a cop where the chance of having a gun pulled on you pointblank is pretty fucking slim.
  
  (7) We're not done here. You are. But you're a cop, so you're too fucking stupid to realize you just got dropped.

i read it in blink


i can't find the actual quote because i don't have the book with me, though. i promise it's a real thing that i'm not just pulling out of my ass. here's a law enforcement forum discussing pros and cons of 1 man vs 2 man cars and someone else mentions the same source there, too:


>Malcolm Gladwell, in his book Blink, talks about how officers in one man cars use better, safter tactics than officers in two man cars. Reason being (and it's probably obvious to everyone here) is that when you're alone, you're more careful. When you have someone with you, you have a false sense of security and tend to let your guard down a little. I don't recall the specifics of the study, but it's towards the end of the book.

You need to read some books then. Hitler and Stalin were both massive pieces of shit but the nature and the motivation was always different.

Snyder is a quality historian on this subject

I just finished reading this: Hold On to Your Kids: Why Parents Need to Matter More Than Peers https://www.amazon.ca/dp/0307361969/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_NeG4Bb70SHNNX

Thing is, its not just inner city culture but across all levels of society today...

You can probably find a cheaper one at half price books

https://www.amazon.com/Critical-Thinking-Introduction-Gregory-Bassham/dp/0073407437

American Gods: The Official Coloring Book https://www.amazon.com/dp/0062688715/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_-7kezb4PXRXZS

That's the name of a book on Borderline Personality Disorder.

Give this a read

There are only so many fucks a person can give in one day.

You simply need to stop lying to yourself and understand how and to what degree this behavior is unjust. Once you do this, you will see fit to how you plan on modifying your diet to the degree you can live with yourself with.

https://www.amazon.com/Animal-Liberation-Definitive-Classic-Movement/dp/0061711306

It's interesting to look at the groups who have pushed for minimum wage laws in the past. Economist Walter E Williams, who happens to be black, has written a book on the topic as it relates to South Africa. He points out the during apartheid white unions, who would never allow blacks to join their unions, were the biggest proponents of minimum wage laws. Why would people who hate black people push for minimum wage laws if not for the reason that they create barriers of entry for black people?

Economist Thomas Sowell, who also happens to be black has written than minimum wage laws began in this country as a tool of racist. When the first minimum wage laws were passed, the Wagner Act, black Southern men were moving North and undercutting wages of white Northern railroad unionist. The black guys didn't have the training to work on the railroads and were facing racism from employers. In order to get jobs they were willing to work for less than unionist who wouldn't allow them to join their unions anyway. This willingness to work for less made them more appealing to employers and allowed the black men to gain training and experience. This upset the unions so they pushed for minimum wage laws. When racist railroad employers were forced to pay everyone the same basic wage they stopped hiring black people. Sowell writes that black unemployment before minimum wage laws was lower than that of whites and since the laws were passed it has been higher than whites even up until today. You still see that black teen boy's unemployment rate go up as minimum wage increases.

You saw he same thing in Australia who passed the original minimum wage laws in order to prevent natives from undercutting white salaries. Also in British Columbia, whites pushed for the passage of minimum wage laws to prevent Chinese people from competing with whites in the lumber industry. From British Columbia Male Minimum Wage Act In 1927 "In 1925 there were 55.20 per cent, of white employees and 44.80 per cent of Orientals. In November, 1926, there were 65.70 per cent of white employees and 34.30 per cent of Orientals. "In October, 1927, there were 68.86 per cent of white employees and 31.14 per cent of Orientals. (That is a job loss of 13.66% for Orientals and the same gain for white workers after the minimum wage law was passed.)

>"These figures show plainly that the amount of employment in the thirty-one mills has increased considerably since the Order was made, and that there has also been a marked decrease, both actually and relatively, in the employment of Orientals."


Economist Walter E Williams Minimum Wage As A Racist Tool

Why Racists and Unions Support Minimum Wages - Walter E Williams

Economist Thomas Sowell Why racists love the minimum wage laws

The racist history of the minimum wage: Good intentions aren’t great for black employment

Jim Powell writes that 500,000 black Southern workers lost their jobs when FDR mandated the minimum wage laws in the textile industry.- (How FDR Prolonged the Great Depression
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>"African Americans were the major victims of the NRA. The labor codes, drafted by craft unions that excluded African Americans, specified above-market wages, which effectively outlawed price competition in labor markets. Since large numbers of black workers were unskilled, their best hope was to work at a lower rate and get on-the-job experience that would increase their skills and their ability to compete.

>"Because of the NRA, wages in the South's largest industry, textiles, increased by almost 70 percent in five months," reported George Mason University law professor David E Bernstein. "Employers responded to such massive wage increases by investing in mechanization and dismissing their unskilled workers." Some 500,000 black workers were estimates to have lost their jobs because of the NRA's minimum wage codes."

>"Black workers were big losers under the National labor Relations Act, hailed as the "Magna Carta" of compulsory unionism. "To the extent that the Wager Act raised wages and labor standards beyond market levels," wrote Bernstein, "it had the same effect as a minimum wage law in eliminating marginal African American jobs."