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Ashley Judd's "Nasty Woman" speech at the Woman's march 1-21-17

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I'm over here rolling at UK fans disowning her. :lol2: :lol2:

 

That is hilarious. :lol2:

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I can see why Ashley's speech would make a lot of men very uncomfortable. When the truth hits close to the home package , a man can be made to feel "uncomfortably numb."
You really should narrow that brush.

 

Speaking for me only, I have no problem with her message or that of the women protesting. Women should be treated equally, and they should stand up for their rights when they think they haven't been. I don't agree with some of the things they argue for under the guise of "women's rights", but I don't have a problem with them making their argument. That is democracy.

 

My issue is with the way the message was delivered and the methods used by some of the protesters. Same is true to a much larger degree with other anti-Trump protesters. The language, the vitriol, the "nasty" of these instances and the violence used in others does nothing but detract and it makes it really hard to listen to what they are trying to say, IMO.

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Everyone is saying this is Ashley Judd rant, but those words were written by someone else. She only delivered them.
Immaterial as far as I'm concerned as she was the mouthpiece and she delived them. Did she acknowledge that or just pass it off as her own? If it is the latter, then somehow that seems even worse, less genuine.

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Immaterial as far as I'm concerned as she was the mouthpiece and she delived them. Did she acknowledge that or just pass it off as her own? If it is the latter, then somehow that seems even worse, less genuine.

 

She acknowledged it at the very beginning of the video you posted.

You really should narrow that brush.

 

Speaking for me only, I have no problem with her message or that of the women protesting. Women should be treated equally, and they should stand up for their rights when they think they haven't been. I don't agree with some of the things they argue for under the guise of "women's rights", but I don't have a problem with them making their argument. That is democracy.

 

My issue is with the way the message was delivered and the methods used by some of the protesters. Same is true to a much larger degree with other anti-Trump protesters. The language, the vitriol, the "nasty" of these instances and the violence used in others does nothing but detract and it makes it really hard to listen to what they are trying to say, IMO.

 

I get that it is uncomfortable to listen to the messages when they are delivered using some of the words people don't normally use in polite company. I really do get that. But no violence was reported anywhere yesterday, that I am aware of.

" some of the words " really just " some " ? She accused the sitting president of having wet dreams about his daughter - that isn't something 90 plus % of the people agree with . The other 10% are unhinged , unstable lunatics . Kinda like Ashley

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I get that it is uncomfortable to listen to the messages when they are delivered using some of the words people don't normally use in polite company. I really do get that. But no violence was reported anywhere yesterday, that I am aware of.
That was a lot more than just impolite language. I'm not up in arms about it, but I find it vulgar and crude and disrespectful.

 

I'm not aware of any violence either, but the other anti-Trump protestors certainly have. No matter what the cause, the minute the riots and looting start, that is when I turn a deaf ear.

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I guess the feminism crowd doesn't give a rats behind about the environment. lol

 

Maybe Madonna and Ashley will pay the cleanup bill?

 

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I guess the feminism crowd doesn't give a rats behind about the environment. lol

 

Maybe Madonna and Ashley will pay the cleanup bill?

 

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Liberal demonstrators always leave a big mess of litter behind them in DC. It has become a tradition.
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She acknowledged it at the very beginning of the video you posted.
So she did. :thumb: I'm glad but I missed it when I watched it.
I guess the feminism crowd doesn't give a rats behind about the environment. lol

 

Maybe Madonna and Ashley will pay the cleanup bill?

 

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Why would these people do this? I can see a few signs being left, but this many appears to be intentional. Could someone explain this to me?

I do think if they really wanted to show unity they would of allowed the pro-life women to march as well. When they were denied it became partisan and not inclusive.

 

While I don't get the point in yesterday I do applaud the leaders of this march because as far as I can tell it was peaceful unlike the prior day of riots. I have no probomes with protests until violence occurs.

I have 2 problems with the March yesterday and neither has to do with what they are fighting for: 1) they excluded the pro life women, that is wrong on virtually every level IMO. 2) Madonna said she had thought about blowing up the White House. Obviously she isn't serious, but she still said it. Imagine if a prominent, conservative, male had said that while Obama was in office. She should be held accountable for her words.

Why would these people do this? I can see a few signs being left, but this many appears to be intentional. Could someone explain this to me?

 

Usually women clean up much better then that!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Kidding, kidding.

" some of the words " really just " some " ? She accused the sitting president of having wet dreams about his daughter - that isn't something 90 plus % of the people agree with . The other 10% are unhinged , unstable lunatics . Kinda like Ashley

 

I don't know maybe. There have been some extremely credible sources that say he does. Maybe. I don't know. Some of the best people will be looking into it.

 

:lol2:

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