JCdawg

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I'm not sure why our federal government, FBI, someone doesn't post the actual interracial violent crime statistics in this country. They are heavily skewed in one direction. Why not publicize this and try to actually fix it?

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It can’t be fixed, just as you can’t control who is susceptible to genetic traits that cause hypothyroidism. You can only try to control it, which is what democrats have done with abortion. This is the biggest fallacy of thinking with white liberal woman, they blame the wrong thing for the problem because they refuse to accept genetics.

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Athens is an odd real estate bubble entirely dependent upon location within the bubble. Inside Athens proper is $600k-$1.5 mill, especially anything in Five Points or walkable to campus. I've seen 1 bed 1 bath houses selling for $1 mill but the buyers they're targeting are investment companies and rich parents of kids who want to rent the property out over 10-20 years.

Further yet get outside of the campus area, it shifts wildly both in price and quality; 316 west and 441 south into oconee is still $500k+. 441 north and Jefferson Hwy to the northwest as you go toward Jackson County ranges from $300k and then jumps back up toward the $900k mark the closer you get to Jefferon or Braselton/Hoschton. Moving toward the East to Winterville or northeast to Athens Tech and Southeast into Oglethorpe it can get more affordable but those are still pretty agrarian parts of the state so you're trading price for proximity.

All to say, you're not going to find anything in the $300k range anywhere close to campus

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Is this list factoring in Athens-Clarke county as a whole because of the merger? If it were just the original city limits of Athens it would definitely be 500+

Florida 35
Auburn 35
Tech 15
Clemson 15

I would just like to know who tells them to say these things.

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I love a good OOC game as much as the next guy but in the SEC we don’t need that win to get us in the playoffs and a loss could hurt us down the road. Plus, when you look at the schedule the last two years, what benefit is there to playing a competitive OOC team? Especially for the first game?

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Absolutely no benefit except to the losers in the Big10 who don't schedule those games. Also Tulane and whoever that other shite team that got in.

Have you guys seen the folks that make up the playoff committee? Its a fricking embarrassment, they shouldn't be on the board of a 7/11.

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Yeah, there's probably all kinds of shite you could think up that makes that pretty unlikely. I don't buy the whole "they come from Nibiru" aspect of it either. For one, Nibiru is said to orbit a brown dwarf. Which, ok, but I'm pretty sure a lot of things on a planet such as that would be drastically different than life here. Light levels, for instance. I would assume the light there would be pretty dim compared to the light levels here. This would cause problems and would only get worse for its inhabitants as they moved through the inner solar system closer and closer to sol. Also, you've got the oort cloud out there in the far reaches of the solar system. Tons of comets, meteors, and the like. It would be extremely chaotic. I just don't see how a more advanced civilization would arise on such a planet.

Still yet, the texts were talking about someone. And they chronicled their deeds and such. I feel like they have probably just been in here the whole time. Longer than we have. And apparently they live a hell of a lot longer than we do, meaning the folks the Sumerians were talking about 6,000 years ago could still well be alive today.

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The thing about all of this is it is actually documented as fact in the Sumerian tablets if translations are even remotely accurate. The Old estimate of the bible is based on these tablets and has been translated who knows how many times to accommodate the Vatican and other religious directives. I just find it interesting that those Cal Tech scientist all but confirmed there is another planet out there. I am much more inclined to believe things written in stone rather than some persons 5000th translation of a book that was written by people who didn't know the Earth was a sphere. Look at human nature and history. We value gold, slavery, different races with different abilities, etc. The talking snake, the ark, the rib, etc, these are all referances to DNA manipulation to those who have the understanding of a kindergartener.

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What is the % of children taking those tests? I imagine it's going to show a larger % of the population taking the test, likely directly in proportion to the decrease in average scores.

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That would cause some in theory, but I don’t think that is the driving factor. For one, more people are taking the ACT. One way to verify is to check states that are being far less impacted by imported people, say for instance New Hampshire.

okay.

I don't know enough to form an opinion on the farmland situation.

I personally don't have any issue with Chinese nationals coming to our country for education and jobs because this is the reality of the situation.

The country has a dwindling population of high IQ people to choose from. We aren't having kids and we have been over run with low IQ and low skilled people from central and South America. The literal only way to stay afloat with an top notch IQ pool of students is to import them from the eastern Asian region that can counteract the detriment that is happening here. They aren't really taking spots from US kids if we aren't having as many.

If the CIA came to raid my office I would just tell them to get the frick out as I'm sure she would.

I doubt any of this is true.

Comes off as a guy with a high IQ.