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Sandfeen 2w

Marxister og muslimer er forenet i had og bruger angiveligt ringe forhold på uddannelsesinstitutioner til at starte en borgerkrig.

Henrik Dahl @SociologenHD · 2w

Meget besynderligt indlæg. Den seriøse franske avis Le Figaro kan dokumentere, at “oprøret” er styret af det ekstreme venstrefløjsparti La France Insoumise. I Saint-Denis har LFI-borgmesteren også støttet optøjerne eksplicit. Mange demonstranter flager med palæstinensiske flag. Det er reelt en slags intifada styret af LFI. #Frankrig #Demonstration #Politik

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Sandfeen 3w

Det har de altid gjort. Jeg kan huske rapporter helt tilbage til 1970erne.

Jotam Confino @mrconfino · 3w

Weekendens analyse handler om Hamas’ brug af palæstinensiske børn i krig: En israelsk soldat, der kæmpede mod Hamas flere steder i Gaza under krigen, fortalte mig i denne uge, at hans enhed havde oplevet adskillige tilfælde af små børn, der pludselig fandt vej til de bygninger, de havde slået lejr i. Områder, der var totalt smadrede, og hvor stort set ingen palæstinensere befandt sig, specielt ikke børn, fordi bykampene var så voldsomme. Det skete igen og igen, sagde han, at børn kom helt tæt på dem for at nærstudere soldaternes lejr. Der var ifølge ham og hans soldaterkammerater ingen tvivl om, at det var Hamas, der havde sendt dem afsted for at indsamle information. Tror man ikke på de israelske beretninger, fordi de ikke lige passer ind i narrativet, kan man blot tage et kig på Hamas' og Islamisk Jihads egne Telegram-kanaler, hvor de i de seneste måneder har offentliggjort identiteten på adskillige børnesoldater, der blev dræbt under krigen. #Hamas #Palæstina #Børnesoldater

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Sandfeen Aug 28

Contraception and Western Culture In the 1960s, the birth-control pill became widely available. Sexual liberation is usually presented as a story of freedom and progress, but its biological consequence is rarely discussed: sex could now be separated from reproduction. Every Western nation has experienced below-replacement fertility for decades. Oxford anthropologist J. D. Unwin anticipated this pattern in *Sex and Culture*, a study of 86 societies. He expected to disprove any link between sexual restraint and civilizational achievement. Instead, he concluded that cultures practicing strict monogamy generated energy expressed through art, science, conquest, and commerce. Relaxing sexual restraint, he argued, consistently weakened that energy within three generations. Unwin also predicted that such societies would abandon rationalism, deism, and monogamy. Three generations after 1960 brings us near the present, and some of his predictions appear increasingly visible. Religious affiliation has collapsed, marriage is declining, the median age at first marriage is at a record high, and a record share of people will never marry. Rationalism also appears to be giving way to egoism, identity, and emotion. Contraception helps explain this transformation. Evolutionary theory distinguishes between a behavior’s immediate purpose—such as pleasure—and its ultimate function, such as reproduction. Sex traditionally served both purposes. Contraception severed that connection, preserving the behavior while disconnecting it from reproduction. Female education, urbanization, workforce participation, economic growth, and the rising cost of living also correlate with declining fertility. Yet many of these changes depend on technological control over reproduction. Career-first lifestyles, extended education, and mass female workforce participation would be far more difficult without it. Women may have gained freedom from child-rearing, but they may have fewer daughters to inherit that freedom. Institutions that promoted this transformation now import replacement populations that may not share its values and could eventually reverse them.

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