What's new
Fantasy Football - Footballguys Forums

This is a sample guest message. Register a free account today to become a member! Once signed in, you'll be able to participate on this site by adding your own topics and posts, as well as connect with other members through your own private inbox!

Women's March on Washington (1 Viewer)

lod001 said:
LOL at the girl with her mom on CNN right now talking about being there. I guarantee you her and her friends marched like zombies while glued onto their smart phones texting each other.
Click to expand...
B-B-B-B UT MADONNA CURSED!!! A LOT!!!! AND HIP HOP GUYS WERE THERE!!!! AND KATY PERRY!!! AND ##### HATS!!! I'M NOT IN KANSAS ANYMORE!  

 
joffer said:
Has to be one of the dumber arguments this board has ever seen.  well done.
Click to expand...


100k protest an American election in London. But meanwhile in Saudi Arabia a woman is gang raped and gets 200 lashes & 6 months for her trouble. Another is stoned to death for adultery. 

Gee I guess it's one of the dumbest arguments this board has ever seen.

 
HellToupee said:
100k protest an American election in London. But meanwhile in Saudi Arabia a woman is gang raped and gets 200 lashes & 6 months for her trouble. Another is stoned to death for adultery. 

Gee I guess it's one of the dumbest arguments this board has ever seen.
Click to expand...
When are you holding your protest?

 
lod001 said:
I don't see anything. I'm better off than ever before. Things here are going great other than the way we treat criminals like humans. That needs to stop. We also need to ramp up the execution of losers. Other than that, we are kicking ###.
Click to expand...
Yes, that pesky due process clause of the Constitution always seems to get in the way, doesn't it?

 
TobiasFunke said:
:thumbdown:

Radical Islam, radical Christianity, radical Judaism and many other religious extremists treat women poorly in a variety of ways. Condemning misogyny and abuse in all its forms is a condemnation of all of that without wrongfully grouping the good, peaceful practitioners that comprise every religion around the globe in with the negativity.

Also, it's not someone else's job to tailored their protests to your desired message.  If an issue means that much to you, get organizing and hit the streets yourself.

Finally, calling everyone who doesn't see the world exactly as you do "brainless" does nothing for anyone. 
Click to expand...
How on earth can you draw any type of equivalence between Islam, Judaism and Christianity as far as abuses against women today?   :thumbdown: :thumbdown: :thumbdown:

 
HellToupee said:
100k protest an American election in London. But meanwhile in Saudi Arabia a woman is gang raped and gets 200 lashes & 6 months for her trouble. Another is stoned to death for adultery. 

Gee I guess it's one of the dumbest arguments this board has ever seen.
Click to expand...


hey, respect that red/white/blue Hijab, you fascist #####

 
HellToupee said:
Held it November 8th, 2016
Click to expand...
Wait, you voted for Trump because of the way women are treated in Saudi Arabia? Don't recall women's issues being a concern of yours prior to the election, particularly after you were repeatedly asked how you felt about Trump barging in the dressing room of 15 year girls in the Miss Teen USA contest, who were in various stages of undressing (which you refused to answer)

 
Last edited by a moderator:
lod001 said:
I don't see anything. I'm better off than ever before. Things here are going great other than the way we treat criminals like humans. That needs to stop. We also need to ramp up the execution of losers. Other than that, we are kicking ###.
Click to expand...
Comical that the guy liking this post said America was spiraling down the drain earlier today.  Can't make this stuff up, folks.

 
squistion said:
Wait, you voted for Trump because of the way women are treated in Saudi Arabia? Don't recall women's rights being a big issue for you prior to the election, particularly after you were repeatedly asked how you felt about Trump barging in the dressing room of 15 year girls in the Miss Teen USA contest, who were in various stages of undressing (which you kept refusing to answer)
Click to expand...


fatness said:
That really turned Saudi Arabia around, didn't it?
Click to expand...
:whoosh:

For HellToupee. You guys clearly didn't get what he was talking about. I'll explain. It had nothing to do with SA. It had to do with ousting Hillary and the same old group of ####bags and putting an outsider in the WH.

 
lod001 said:
For HellToupee. You guys clearly didn't get what he was talking about. I'll explain. It had nothing to do with SA. It had to do with ousting Hillary and the same old group of ####bags and putting an outsider in the WH.
Click to expand...
Which is why he keeps bringing it up. That makes sense. :crazy:

 
MSNBC interviewing protesting hammerheads. Wholly #### these people are stupid.

 
Last edited by a moderator:
MSNBC calling the litter left behind at DC a 'symbol'. Um, no they left their litter behind. They are going home and just left their trash in DC.

Now we have to pay some gov't workers OT to pick up all those useless signs they left behind.

 
Last edited by a moderator:
Soonerman said:
A "strong" woman like most of these speakers proclaimed themselves to be would not have to depend on the state to pay for their birth control.  And talk about a non-problem problem, have you priced birth control lately?  For the most part, it's pretty cheap.
Click to expand...
They are concerned for the women who cannot afford birth control, even if it is cheap to you. It's okay to be concerned for those who struggle financially and need access to birth control through Planned Parenthood, right?  It's okay to march for others, yes?

 
Higgs said:
How on earth can you draw any type of equivalence between Islam, Judaism and Christianity as far as abuses against women today?   :thumbdown: :thumbdown: :thumbdown:
Click to expand...
I didn't.  I explained that protesting misogyny can incorporate all of them.

And in any event, not every protest is about finding the #1 issue to the exclusion of all others; otherwise every protest would be about genocide to the exclusion of anything else.  It can be about what is the most effective, or what helps people feel better about their community in troubled times.

Bottom line is that those people- including many members of my family, good friends, and FFA posters, by the way- were out there trying to make the world a better place.  And you insulted them and said nobody with a brain would take them seriously.

Meanwhile what have you done about Islam's treatment of women?  Other than sit in front of a computer and insult my family, friends and fellow posters for not doing enough about it to satisfy you, of course.

ETA: sorry, I forgot about what you did do. You helped elect a sexist isolationist who wants to turn away those female victims of abuse and mistreatment about whom you profess to be so concerned at the border.  Good work :thumbup:

 
Last edited by a moderator:
General Malaise said:
They are concerned for the women who cannot afford birth control, even if it is cheap to you. It's okay to be concerned for those who struggle financially and need access to birth control through Planned Parenthood, right?  It's okay to march for others, yes?
Click to expand...
Apparently not.  Just like Colin Kampervan didn't have a point because he's rich.

 
lod001 said:
MSNBC calling the litter left behind at DC a 'symbol'. Um, no they left their litter behind. They are going home and just left their trash in DC.

Now we have to pay some gov't workers OT to pick up all those useless signs they left behind.
Click to expand...
No. The Tea Party picked up its mess.

#### MSNBCommunist

 
HellToupee said:
100k protest an American election in London. But meanwhile in Saudi Arabia a woman is gang raped and gets 200 lashes & 6 months for her trouble. Another is stoned to death for adultery. 

Gee I guess it's one of the dumbest arguments this board has ever seen.
Click to expand...
Remind me again what Republicans have done in Saudi Arabia to assist the rights of women or any Republican action. In that country.  I'll hang up and listen.  

 
lod001 said:
Before Trump yes. Today, nope. You seem to have learned from the false news reporters by posting some false news your self. Nice one.
Click to expand...
Wait, what?  Trump has been on the job one day and the country has gone from "spiraling down a drain" to "everything is awesome except we need more executions" in 24 hours??? :lmao:

 
General Malaise said:
Remind me again what Republicans have done in Saudi Arabia to assist the rights of women or any Republican action. In that country.  I'll hang up and listen.  
Click to expand...
I would be careful about Amish, Chaffee, and Paul, however.

eta* Chaffetz

 
Last edited by a moderator:
General Malaise said:
Remind me again what Republicans have done in Saudi Arabia to assist the rights of women or any Republican action. In that country.  I'll hang up and listen.  
Click to expand...
It's a problem for both sides of the aisle. Doesn't make it right . I just through out the absurdity of London protesters 

 
HellToupee said:
How absurd that there were protesters in London for an American election 
Click to expand...
Perhaps this might help explain their motives to you:

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/womens-march-london-donald-trump-protest-trafalgar-square-inauguration-washington-dc-a7539636.html

Women's March: 100,000 protest in London against Donald Trump

‘We’re worried about what Trump’s election says about the state of the world,’ say protesters

[...]

The marches welcome protesters of all genders and say their mission statement is to take a stand against growing right-wing political sentiment in all its forms, including homophobia, transphobia, anti-Muslim bigotry, misogyny, class prejudice and racism.

Throngs of demonstrators at the London event marched from Grosvenor Square in Mayfair, past the US embassy and onto Trafalgar Square. Many bore placards highlighting Mr Trump’s misogynistic comments, allegations of racism or his refutation of climate change.

 
Last edited by a moderator:
HellToupee said:
It's a problem for both sides of the aisle. Doesn't make it right . I just through out the absurdity of London protesters 
Click to expand...
If you were alive in the 60s when blacks were protesting civil rights and being able to eat at the same restaurant you eat at, would you have mocked them for not protesting civil rights violations in North Korea?

 
General Malaise said:
They are concerned for the women who cannot afford birth control, even if it is cheap to you. It's okay to be concerned for those who struggle financially and need access to birth control through Planned Parenthood, right?  It's okay to march for others, yes?
Click to expand...
Then they should start up a voluntary association to pay for birth control for women.  It's not a legitimate function of government to do it.

 
General Malaise said:
If you were alive in the 60s when blacks were protesting civil rights and being able to eat at the same restaurant you eat at, would you have mocked them for not protesting civil rights violations in North Korea?
Click to expand...
I'm disappointed in myself because I really thought you were better than this. 

 
squistion said:
Perhaps this might help explain their motives to you:

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/womens-march-london-donald-trump-protest-trafalgar-square-inauguration-washington-dc-a7539636.html

Women's March: 100,000 protest in London against Donald Trump

‘We’re worried about what Trump’s election says about the state of the world,’ say protesters

[...]

The marches welcome protesters of all genders and say their mission statement is to take a stand against growing right-wing political sentiment in all its forms, including homophobia, transphobia, anti-Muslim bigotry, misogyny, class prejudice and racism.

Throngs of demonstrators at the London event marched from Grosvenor Square in Mayfair, past the US embassy and onto Trafalgar Square. Many bore placards highlighting Mr Trump’s misogynistic comments, allegations of racism or his refutation of climate change.
Click to expand...
:yawn:

 
joffer said:
HellToupee said:
Please update us when the hold their march against Saudi Arabia
Click to expand...
Has to be one of the dumber arguments this board has ever seen.  well done.
Click to expand...
I disagree. There's an unmistakable cognitive dissonance in popular liberal-leaning group think where human rights violations in the Middle East are essentially dismissed for the sake of not being islamaphobic. It's not unlike protectioneers who want bring jobs back to America, no matter their utter dependence on cheap #### made elsewhere.

 
squistion said:
Wait, you voted for Trump because of the way women are treated in Saudi Arabia? Don't recall women's issues being a concern of yours prior to the election, particularly after you were repeatedly asked how you felt about Trump barging in the dressing room of 15 year girls in the Miss Teen USA contest, who were in various stages of undressing (which you refused to answer)
Click to expand...
I can now barge into a bathroom with 15 girls in there & not get arrested.    Progress. 

 
General Malaise said:
If you were alive in the 60s when blacks were protesting civil rights and being able to eat at the same restaurant you eat at, would you have mocked them for not protesting civil rights violations in North Korea?
Click to expand...
No, he would probably  have chastised them for not protesting apartheid in South Africa, telling them it was much worse than segregation in the South.

 
You must log in or register to reply here.

Similar threads

T J
2025 NCAA MARCH MADNESS POOL INVITE - pushing 2600 IN AND COUNTING.....
Replies
19
Views
1K
QuizGuy66
QuizGuy66
ChiefD
NWSL - Signing Players Directly From College - No Draft
Replies
20
Views
773
Yo Mama
Yo Mama
Bracie Smathers
Post yer Thanksgiving recipes here
Replies
13
Views
265
Drunken knight
Drunken knight

Users who are viewing this thread

Total: 1 (members: 0, guests: 1)
Back
Top