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I have a feeling that part of the reason we're seeing lower levels is because we're looking for it now. How many men in the 70's were getting TRT, or even knew to check on it? Today, everyone is much more aware.
Also, people who have symptoms of lower testosterone are more likely to get tested for it than ones with high testosterone.
This is just a guess though.
This dog is strong but I think ts not as dangerous as rotwillers and bullies.
I think it's not always accurate to stereotype breeds. As a kid we had a neighbor that had a Saint Bernard that bit a child and had to be put down. I felt terrible. I used to play with that dog for hours without any issues. I really think it's more about the owners than the dogs. All of my dogs over the past 30 years have been bull breeds except one, which was a little Norfolk Terrier. The ONLY dog who ever showed any aggression was the Norfolk Terrier. I have owned bulldogs, American bulldogs, and a Staffy Bull Terrier, all of whom were reliable, safe, and great with kids.
We had a saint bernard in the neighborhood. It was almost impossible to cross him without listening his growls but he was very adorable, quite friendly with the kids, never ever bit anyone.
This dog is strong but I think ts not as dangerous as rotwillers and bullies.
The unnamed premise here is that voting is a universal right. I could go into why this concept is a bad idea, but suffice to say, it isn't. Lots of things are, natural rights and such, voting is not one of them.
Should a person have a vote after serving time for a crime? That's entirely up to the organization in which he would vote. He should, of course, be free to leave that organization if he so chooses, as should everyone.