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Hillary v. Trump .... Who Among Us Sits it Out?

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I never told you not to post. I asked you not to speak for women.

I was mainly echoing remarks made last night by females I know who find Trump's vulgar comments about Ms. Kelly, Ms. Fiorina and Ms. Clinton disgusting. That's really a radical viewpoint, isn't it?

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I was mainly echoing remarks made last night by females I know who find Trump's vulgar comments about Ms. Kelly, Ms. Fiorina and Ms. Clinton disgusting. That's really a radical viewpoint, isn't it?

 

My question who were the females that made the remarks you refer to? Lets hear names.

I'm betting that many who believe that Trump cannot be elected, thought the same thing about Matt Bevin a few months back...

I was mainly echoing remarks made last night by females I know who find Trump's vulgar comments about Ms. Kelly, Ms. Fiorina and Ms. Clinton disgusting. That's really a radical viewpoint, isn't it?

 

Perhaps if you had made it clear in your earlier posts that you were parroting your birds of a feather, it would not have seemed as if you were saying that all women are, or should be offended by the things that offend you.

I didn't ask who they were going to vote for. I asked whether they approved of Trump's vulgar denigration of women.

Reaching here big time. But I will play along. IF Trump is vulgarly degenerating women, then it follows that Hillary is also vulgarly degenerating the value of human life. Period.

 

Yes I went there. But with no intention to thread jack. Only to provide an analogy.

Perhaps if you had made it clear in your earlier posts that you were parroting your birds of a feather, it would not have seemed as if you were saying that all women are, or should be offended by the things that offend you.

Even though I drew from comments of family, friends and neighbors, yes, all women should be offended by Trump's misogyny. Hope that clears it up for you.

I'm betting that many who believe that Trump cannot be elected, thought the same thing about Matt Bevin a few months back...

 

Guilty.

Reaching here big time. But I will play along. IF Trump is vulgarly degenerating women, then it follows that Hillary is also vulgarly degenerating the value of human life. Period.

 

Yes I went there. But with no intention to thread jack. Only to provide an analogy.

Your assignment, Hoops, is to comment on Trump's anti-female vulgarity without playing the Hillary equivalency card. I know, it's impossible for many of you to do, but do give it a try one of these days.

Even though I drew from comments of family, friends and neighbors, yes, all women should be offended by Trump's misogyny. Hope that clears it up for you.

 

And as previously stated by another, you should avoid attempting to speak or think for all women. Most of them that I know, do a better job on their own.

Even though I drew from comments of family, friends and neighbors, yes, all women should be offended by Trump's misogyny. Hope that clears it up for you.

 

What exactly is it that is supposed to offend me? Because Trump said that Clinton got schlonged? Well, didn't she? She was supposed to be crowned queen until Prince Obama came along and pulled the throne right out from under her.

 

Should I be disgusted because he supposedly talks of menstruation being disgusting? Well, it is. I can't dispute the comments regarding Megan Kelly either. Sometimes women are a bit on edge during that time of the month.

 

Again, neither you or anyone else get to decide for me what is offensive. I will decide that completely on my own.

I guess she told you.:banana:

Yeah, I got schneidered pretty good. It does sound, though, that wildcat is trying to convince herself more than me that Trump is OK.

I know every time I told a grumpy young lady (in my younger years) that "it must be that time of the month". I got smacked...I surmised after a few times they found it offensive.

 

Now you're telling me it's not. :idunno:

 

I give up.

Your assignment, Hoops, is to comment on Trump's anti-female vulgarity without playing the Hillary equivalency card. I know, it's impossible for many of you to do, but do give it a try one of these days.

Professor Twotoplace,

Here is my completed assignment:

As a female who grew up with lots of sisters and who has given birth to and raised a female, and who works with both men and women, and who teaches adolescent males and females, I have have not experienced this Trump anti-female vulgarity that you speak of.

 

(How did I do? Will you be posting the grades online? :))

I know every time I told a grumpy young lady (in my younger years) that "it must be that time of the month". I got smacked...I surmised after a few times they found it offensive.

 

Now you're telling me it's not. :idunno:

 

I give up.

 

Some people are more easily offended than others.

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