DonJuanDaMiles

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I responded to a post that included mosquitos. Do mosquitos kill due to direct attacks? Why wouldn't I include rabies deaths for dogs when responding to a post that highlighted mosquitos? Not sure why you're attacking me and calling me names. We just disagree on a statistic. Hope you have a good day.

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I’m attacking your position of pitbulls killing more people than hippos, not you or your character. The context of the thread was about animals hunting people. Maybe shouldn’t have called you an idiot and I can apologize for that. So, I’m sorry for calling you an idiot.

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although it looks like pitbull global statistics arent available, i think it's a safe bet that more than 500 of the 58000 are pits or pit-adjacent.

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Yeah because pitbulls are evenly distributed across the globe and yet somehow you’re going to find more than 500 deaths elsewhere even though the US is one of the most populated places in the world with the highest density of pitbulls.

It’s a safe bet you’re not that smart.

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Not even close. Dogs easily as far as mammals go (excluding other humans). Hell, just the pit bull itself kills more humans annually than hippos.

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Hippos kill about 500 per year, pitbulls 30-50. You’re not very good at math or knowing what you’re talking about.

Sorry man. They suck. Aren’t you going through a high stress time in your life?

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That bear looks fatigued

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Really? Polar bears have black skin, so…

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Oh sweet, you found yourself a white killer in Europe, finally. Maybe diversity really is their strength and importing millions from the third world would have prevented this

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You’re right. This is the only white murderer in Europe.

Only the UK collects ethnicity data for homicides. The rest of Europe looks at citizenship versus immigrants.

This is for the UK:

• White: 61% of convicted principal suspects, against roughly 82% of the population ?
• Black: 24%, six times their 4% population share ?
• Asian: 8%, close to their population

This is the UK based on citizenship:

Non-UK citizens were 13.1% of people cautioned or convicted in 2024 and 12.1% of the prison population in June 2025 — roughly their share of the adult population. ?

France:

France publishes nationality of mis en cause: foreign nationals were 18% of those implicated in homicide in 2024, against 8% of the population ? — but note the Interior Ministry’s population base includes people regardless of legal status while INSEE’s doesn’t, so the two figures aren’t cleanly comparable. ?

Germany:

Germany publishes the most granular breakdown. For 2025: non-Germans were about 40% of all suspects, or 35.5% once immigration-law offences are excluded; the suspect rate per 100,000 residents was 4,788 for foreigners against 1,813 for Germans — 2.6 times higher. ? For violent crime specifically, non-German suspects were 42.9%. ? Germany’s own statisticians warn against country-level rate comparisons: the BKA has not published suspect-burden figures by individual nationality, and notes that comparisons require accounting for sex ratio, age structure and social position within each group.

Nordic countries:

Citizenship vs. immigrant background

This is the important distinction, and only the Nordics really make it — they track country of birth and parents’ birth, so naturalised citizens and second generation stay visible.

• Sweden (Brå, 2021, most recent of its kind): foreign-born residents 2.5 times more likely to be registered as a suspect; Swedish-born with two foreign-born parents, 3.2 times. ? The gap was widest for murder and manslaughter. ?
• Denmark publishes this annually. The 2025 report finds crime higher among immigrants but concentrated among descendants and specific origin countries, with age, sex and offence type the strongest drivers overall. ? Danish officials report that controlling for age, family income and education attenuates but doesn’t eliminate the gaps. ?

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You made zero mention of your diet. What are you eating?

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I eat 2 meals a day. I’m currently adjusting my diet after reading a book about what to eat based on your blood type. So, eating more rice, more Mediterranean foods and veggies, more cucumber. I cut out all sodas about 3 months ago before I quit smoking (I would have a coke at lunch and a slice of pizza on my office days). Last night I ate chicken meatball gyros with cucumbers and tomatoes. I usually don’t have breakfast, haven’t had bacon in months. Lunch now is usually leftovers.

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I’m an openly outspoken recovering alcoholic. No projection here. I can spot them a mile away, though. Good luck!

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You defined projecting with your response. I appreciate the good luck.

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He is

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Quit projecting.

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You're a productive member of society after smoking daily for 20 years. Why is she asking you to stop? Is it the smoking? If so, just switch to gummies or something. Massive relationship red flag.

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Honestly, I didn’t even ask her why beyond just having conversations previously about if I was going to smoke after we had kids. So I assumed it was about being a bad influence or something.

I never really intended to keep smoking. I picked it up in college after getting kicked out for not going to class. My panic attacks and anxiety were bad then and I was having nightmares. I wasn’t aware of my abuse at the time and I thought it was because I was at Samford and everyone was telling me I was going to hell for being Catholic. Samford has some weird policy about getting kicked out and being on probation where you have to sit out of any college for an entire semester. When I was home, one of my best friends smoked and asked me to write a paper for him and he would smoke me out. But we got the order wrong, and I wrote the paper high. It was the first time in my life I could just sit down and write a paper. I went from failing to graduating with honors. I had been on adderall for about 10 years at that point and was up to 3 20mg per day.

So, weed was like a miracle drug for me and did what I had hoped adderall would do. After I graduated I stopped and then picked it back up when I started my first business. It allowed me to work longer hours and be less stressed and more creative. And that’s how I have rolled ever since.

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Don't get married. If she is making demands now, wait until that ring is on her finger.

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To be fair to her, she asked me to do it. She didn’t threaten to break up with me. I get your point though.