How The Average American Has Changed Since The 1960s

[Taco]

America is not the same country it used to be. This seems to suggest that an increase in higher education is a sign of countries in a state of decline.


How The Average American Has Changed Since The 1960s

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[All_That_Is_Man]

In 1960, the average man weighed 166 pounds and the average woman weighed 140 pounds. Today, the average man weighs 194 pounds and the average woman weighs 164 pounds.

I call bullshit. There is no way that women on average weigh LESS than the average man today.

If the very first "statistic" is femi-banter, then it's gonna be hard for me to want to read the rest.

[zboy1]

America is not the same country it used to be. This seems to suggest that an increase in higher education is a sign of countries in a state of decline.


How The Average American Has Changed Since The 1960s

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Good article Taco! Even though I'm a minority, I blame multiculturalism and diversity for the drastic decline in the state of the country. Anytime a majority population of a country get diluted and overrun with Third-World immigrants like the U.S., the inevitable collapse takes place. It happen in ancient Rome and it's happening now in Europe and the United States.

[fschmidt]

I call bullshit. There is no way that women on average weigh LESS than the average man today.

Fat weighs much less than muscle. Weight is an idiotic measure, it's waist size that counts.

[All_That_Is_Man]

I call bullshit. There is no way that women on average weigh LESS than the average man today.

Fat weighs much less than muscle. Weight is an idiotic measure, it's waist size that counts.

No, actually it's simply weight.