Yes but only one creates life. If you had 100 only left of a species and wanted to repopulate, is it better to have 99 males to a single female or 99 females to a single male?

@puff No, BOTH sexes are required to create life. One sex gives birth to the life that was created.

@Alienbeing but until recently you Americans have allowed females to murder with total impunity that life they half created .

And of course if the mother is Jewish (like yours?) she has been allowed to mutilate the most important organ of the human body on all male offspring again with impunity & disregard for the physiological & psychological consequences. It's no wonder that many of these Israeli Jews are psycopaths.

By the way I've got a great new song for you to enjoy. It's all about your heros:
Rovics song "Amsterdam" commences with a striking first verse -

"The genocide had been going for over a year
When Maccabi Tel Aviv’s supporters flew here
In their thousands they came, in their typical style
Chanting racist bile
“There are no schools in Gaza cuz we killed all the kids”
Did the hooligans chant that? Indeed, they did
In the center of town they went on the offense
If people respond, that might make sense
Unless the thugs are Jewish, then truth's on the lam
In Amsterdam" David Rovics

You can read the remainder of his excellent lyrics on his substack link below.

As he states "Pretty much the entire mainstream western media completely distorted what actually went on, unlike this song."

Enjoy -

[open.substack.com]

@FrayedBear Your last post is so stupid it is impossible to formulate a response. Get better meds.

@Alienbeing you simply reveal either your lack of understanding of english or utter ignorance as to murder by abortion & the effect of circumcision.

@FrayedBear Since I never commented on either subject one wonders how you reached the erroneous conclusions you belched out.

I've alway worship the pussy and the Sun.

I was surprised to discover that my Mum’s maiden surname Ibbotson is a matronymic name, i.e. came from a female ancestor. Apparently there’s not that many matronymic surnames originating in the UK.