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ok you big fat baboon (media.communities.win)
posted 1 year ago by RJ567 on scored.co (+1 / -0 / +90Score on mirror )
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TacosForTrump on scored.co
1 year ago -1 points (+0 / -0 / -1Score on mirror ) 1 child
Explain further please
TallestSkil on scored.co
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I’ll let these citations explain, I think…

> “The incestuous use of children in New Guinea and Australia extends to the other Melanesian and Polynesian islands, although as the societies become more complex the sexual practices become more ritualized. For instance, in the Marquesas Islands, besides simple masturbation of infants, ‘the mons Veneris is massaged during infancy and girlhood…accompanied by stretching of the labia to elongate them. In Hawaii, a “blower” is designated for each male infant, ostensibly to prepare him for subincision of the foreskin, and ‘the penis was blown into daily starting from birth. The blowing was said to loosen and balloon the foreskin [and] continued daily…until the young male was 6 or 7.’” **~ The Emotional Life of Nations**; Lloyd deMause; 2002

> “To begin with, the childhood of Australian aborigines, like that of all contemporary hunter-gatherers, is in the infanticidal mode. That is, they not only kill a large proportion of their newborn without remorse, but also treat those they do bring up with a combination of severe neglect, physical and emotional abuse, and symbiotic clinging. To begin with, many Australian tribes until recently ate their children, not from food hunger but from object hunger, so poorly differentiated were they from others. Some ate the fetus itself, procuring abortions for this purpose by pressing the pregnant mother's abdomen and pulling the fetus out by the head. Others ate every second child, out of what they called "baby hunger," forcing their other children to share in the feast.” **~ Foundations of Psychohistory**; Lloyd deMause; 1982
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