Dutch Uncle
* Tertia Optio * Defend the Constitution
Agreed on the idiots. They posted the evidence of their crimes on Social Media...over and over again. WTF were they thinking? What will their defense be? "Trump told me to do it!"? I doubt a jury will be out very long on those cases. They're better off taking a plea deal, rolling over on their idiot friends and taking their lumps.The right does this to female posters everywhere I have posted
Sexual and implied violence
There was one site I used to post on that I spent half my time defending the female posters from it
I honed that skill and can throw down with anyone’s attempt at that bullshit
They seek fear
I give them
I will blow a hole in your fucking forehead if you placed your person near me to do harm
These idiots often don’t realize their posted words would be court material
Like the idiots who stormed the capital these idiots think society won’t punish because it’s the internets
Oh yeah
It’s public commentary
They think it’s all secret because they are stupid
A slight disagreement on the "RW hatred" comments. Yes, there are RW assholes that demean women, but there are also strong, intelligent RW women such as Liz Cheney, Nikki Haley and Condoleezza Rice. There are strong RW women on this forum....although not as intelligent.
Yes, there is a strong element of condescension toward women backed by the religious authoritarians to keep women "barefoot and pregnant". Yes, that's still a thing. However, it's broad brushing to blame all or even most Right of Center American men for seeking to subjugate women.
That said, the polling data speaks for itself. For intelligent people such as yourself, facts always trump opinion. <--see what I did there?
https://www.pewresearch.org/social-...-americans-see-work-to-do-on-gender-equality/
About four-in-ten Republican men think women’s gains have come at the expense of men. Most Americans (76%) say the gains women have made in society have not come at the expense of men, but 22% think these gains have come at the expense of men. That view is more common among men (28%) than women (17%). Republican and Democratic men are more likely than their female counterparts to say the gains women have made in society have come at the expense of men. About four-in-ten Republican men (38%) say women’s gains have come at the expense of men, compared with 25% of Republican women, 19% of Democratic men and 12% of Democratic women.