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  • hedonist
    hedonist Posts: 24,524
    brianlux said:
    hedonist said:
    brianlux said:
    joseph33 said:
    In the words of Dave Chappelle,"Fellas,if you have a dick,maybe you should shut the fuck up on this one."My heart and thoughts are with all women who this decision has impacted.
    WTF does that mean? Don't tell me to shut the fuck up.  Bug off.
    Kinda testy there (and prior), no?

    i believe his intentions up there were spot on, and I completely get what Chappell meant.

    Men may sympathize, support, all of that — and as a woman appreciate it — but they simply can’t KNOW what it’s like to have a fucking circus court playing havoc with our bodies. 

    Did you really have to?  Going back to ignoring you.
    Good Bye.
    ?

    This has become comical. 

    But yes yes…adios, Mr. Crankypants.
  • brianlux
    brianlux Moving through All Kinds of Terrain. Posts: 43,665
    hedonist said:
    brianlux said:
    hedonist said:
    brianlux said:
    joseph33 said:
    In the words of Dave Chappelle,"Fellas,if you have a dick,maybe you should shut the fuck up on this one."My heart and thoughts are with all women who this decision has impacted.
    WTF does that mean? Don't tell me to shut the fuck up.  Bug off.
    Kinda testy there (and prior), no?

    i believe his intentions up there were spot on, and I completely get what Chappell meant.

    Men may sympathize, support, all of that — and as a woman appreciate it — but they simply can’t KNOW what it’s like to have a fucking circus court playing havoc with our bodies. 

    Did you really have to?  Going back to ignoring you.
    Good Bye.
    ?

    This has become comical. 

    But yes yes…adios, Mr. Crankypants.

    I actually like that nick name.  Keep it up and I might start liking you, so be careful! :lol:
    "It's a sad and beautiful world"
    -Roberto Benigni

  • Cropduster-80
    Cropduster-80 Posts: 2,034
    hedonist said:
    brianlux said:
    hedonist said:
    brianlux said:
    joseph33 said:
    In the words of Dave Chappelle,"Fellas,if you have a dick,maybe you should shut the fuck up on this one."My heart and thoughts are with all women who this decision has impacted.
    WTF does that mean? Don't tell me to shut the fuck up.  Bug off.
    Kinda testy there (and prior), no?

    i believe his intentions up there were spot on, and I completely get what Chappell meant.

    Men may sympathize, support, all of that — and as a woman appreciate it — but they simply can’t KNOW what it’s like to have a fucking circus court playing havoc with our bodies. 

    Did you really have to?  Going back to ignoring you.
    Good Bye.
    ?

    This has become comical. 

    But yes yes…adios, Mr. Crankypants.
    What’s comical is going to be the great condom shortage of 2022

     Added to the fact you also can’t get baby formula (that part isn’t funny)


  • dankind
    dankind Posts: 20,841
    brianlux said:
    hedonist said:
    brianlux said:
    hedonist said:
    brianlux said:
    joseph33 said:
    In the words of Dave Chappelle,"Fellas,if you have a dick,maybe you should shut the fuck up on this one."My heart and thoughts are with all women who this decision has impacted.
    WTF does that mean? Don't tell me to shut the fuck up.  Bug off.
    Kinda testy there (and prior), no?

    i believe his intentions up there were spot on, and I completely get what Chappell meant.

    Men may sympathize, support, all of that — and as a woman appreciate it — but they simply can’t KNOW what it’s like to have a fucking circus court playing havoc with our bodies. 

    Did you really have to?  Going back to ignoring you.
    Good Bye.
    ?

    This has become comical. 

    But yes yes…adios, Mr. Crankypants.

    I actually like that nick name.  Keep it up and I might start liking you, so be careful! :lol:
    Been a minute….

    I SAW PEARL JAM
  • Lerxst1992
    Lerxst1992 Posts: 8,059
    joseph33 said:
    In the words of Dave Chappelle,"Fellas,if you have a dick,maybe you should shut the fuck up on this one."My heart and thoughts are with all women who this decision has impacted.

    Hey Chappelle, a woman named Hilary lost the white woman vote to a man who was regularly accused of harassing women, and made it no secret he would do everything he could to put in place a court that will take away your rights. That man appointed three Justices to give us this court and these opinions which will last for likely 20 years. So, sisters, if you have a ****, maybe you should shut the eff up on this one.

    so yeah Dave, white women had a big say in this.
  • brianlux
    brianlux Moving through All Kinds of Terrain. Posts: 43,665
    edited June 2022
    dankind said:
    brianlux said:
    hedonist said:
    brianlux said:
    hedonist said:
    brianlux said:
    joseph33 said:
    In the words of Dave Chappelle,"Fellas,if you have a dick,maybe you should shut the fuck up on this one."My heart and thoughts are with all women who this decision has impacted.
    WTF does that mean? Don't tell me to shut the fuck up.  Bug off.
    Kinda testy there (and prior), no?

    i believe his intentions up there were spot on, and I completely get what Chappell meant.

    Men may sympathize, support, all of that — and as a woman appreciate it — but they simply can’t KNOW what it’s like to have a fucking circus court playing havoc with our bodies. 

    Did you really have to?  Going back to ignoring you.
    Good Bye.
    ?

    This has become comical. 

    But yes yes…adios, Mr. Crankypants.

    I actually like that nick name.  Keep it up and I might start liking you, so be careful! :lol:
    Been a minute….


    Careful, dangerous things happen when you combine certain things!

    "It's a sad and beautiful world"
    -Roberto Benigni

  • Get_Right
    Get_Right Posts: 14,157
    cblock4life said:
    Get_Right said:
    I am embarrassed to be an American man and a lawyer. Again. WTF is wrong with this country?
    It’s not you, you didn’t do this and obviously you’re as upset as everyone posting.  It’s not a man or lawyer thing so don’t be embarrassed.  These are people who are turning back the clock to stifle men and women who’ve progressed past racism, white supremacy, etc. 

    I appreciate your comment but please know women won’t blame ALL men for this especially if it’s clear you support a woman’s right to choose.  

    Thank you.  I am still embarrassed that a group of people, who are supposed to be amongst the top legal minds in our country, could not find legal reasoning to support this important woman's right.  
  • BF89905
    BF89905 Posts: 1,448
    pjhawks said:
    MayDay10 said:
    never thought i would see the day.  

    A Supreme Court packed with political/religious operatives is a destructive thing
    agree. stunning but not you know.  can't believe how backwards we are going in this country.  disgraceful
    As a Canadian with dual citizenship, I'm glad I'm living in the Toronto area. Disgraceful stuff
  • josevolution
    josevolution Posts: 31,756
    F Me In The Brain said:
    I'm one of the people who voted 3rd party over Hillary.  You can throw rocks at me.
    (But only if I can call someone testy without several people trying to shame me.  Fuck off, if that is the case.  :lol:  )


    Nothing funny about the rulings the past few days.  I'm even further embarrassed by the so called leadership groups of our country.  

    "In God we trust."

    What a fucking joke.

    So sorry for all women and worried for those without the means to travel to places where they will be able to get proper Healthcare.
    She was right about every fucking thing she tried to warn us about! I’m glad I voted with her not against her. Have a great fucking weekend 
    jesus greets me looks just like me ....
  • Bentleyspop
    Bentleyspop Craft Beer Brewery, Colorado Posts: 11,502
    josevolution said:
    F Me In The Brain said:
    I'm one of the people who voted 3rd party over Hillary.  You can throw rocks at me.
    (But only if I can call someone testy without several people trying to shame me.  Fuck off, if that is the case.  :lol:  )


    Nothing funny about the rulings the past few days.  I'm even further embarrassed by the so called leadership groups of our country.  

    "In God we trust."

    What a fucking joke.

    So sorry for all women and worried for those without the means to travel to places where they will be able to get proper Healthcare.
    She was right about every fucking thing she tried to warn us about! I’m glad I voted with her not against her. Have a great fucking weekend 

  • Cropduster-80
    Cropduster-80 Posts: 2,034
    It’s fitting that this massive step back comes out of Mississippi.  The state consistently at the bottom of virtually every category.  The symbolism is undeniable 

    Today we are all Mississippians.  


  • Hobbes
    Hobbes Pacific Northwest Posts: 6,438
    Imagine the reaction had Alito's draft not been leaked. 
  • F Me In The Brain
    F Me In The Brain this knows everybody from other commets Posts: 31,866
    josevolution said:
    F Me In The Brain said:
    I'm one of the people who voted 3rd party over Hillary.  You can throw rocks at me.
    (But only if I can call someone testy without several people trying to shame me.  Fuck off, if that is the case.  :lol:  )


    Nothing funny about the rulings the past few days.  I'm even further embarrassed by the so called leadership groups of our country.  

    "In God we trust."

    What a fucking joke.

    So sorry for all women and worried for those without the means to travel to places where they will be able to get proper Healthcare.
    She was right about every fucking thing she tried to warn us about! I’m glad I voted with her not against her. Have a great fucking weekend 
    I get the anger and if I had any belief that Trump would have been able to win I would have voted for her.  I'm one of the people who thought he had no chance.  I was right in my state, my vote didn't actually have any impact as Hillary won here, but if I could do it over I'd vote for Hillary, even though I don't like her.
    I sure as heck voted for Joe, and I don't really like him.



    The love he receives is the love that is saved
  • Lerxst1992
    Lerxst1992 Posts: 8,059
    F Me In The Brain said:
    josevolution said:
    F Me In The Brain said:
    I'm one of the people who voted 3rd party over Hillary.  You can throw rocks at me.
    (But only if I can call someone testy without several people trying to shame me.  Fuck off, if that is the case.  :lol:  )


    Nothing funny about the rulings the past few days.  I'm even further embarrassed by the so called leadership groups of our country.  

    "In God we trust."

    What a fucking joke.

    So sorry for all women and worried for those without the means to travel to places where they will be able to get proper Healthcare.
    She was right about every fucking thing she tried to warn us about! I’m glad I voted with her not against her. Have a great fucking weekend 
    I get the anger and if I had any belief that Trump would have been able to win I would have voted for her.  I'm one of the people who thought he had no chance.  I was right in my state, my vote didn't actually have any impact as Hillary won here, but if I could do it over I'd vote for Hillary, even though I don't like her.
    I sure as heck voted for Joe, and I don't really like him.




    I give you much credit for admitting your vote at this time. One thing I never get from those in the middle is voting who they “like.” The US president is in many cases a popularity contest, which makes no sense. In American politics, leaders are chained by their parties. It’s been this way for generations.

    Voters who want unlimited guns and taking away womens rights, should vote against the Dems. In every other case, people should be voting democrats in every election every year. 
  • F Me In The Brain
    F Me In The Brain this knows everybody from other commets Posts: 31,866
    Lerxst1992 said:
    F Me In The Brain said:
    josevolution said:
    F Me In The Brain said:
    I'm one of the people who voted 3rd party over Hillary.  You can throw rocks at me.
    (But only if I can call someone testy without several people trying to shame me.  Fuck off, if that is the case.  :lol:  )


    Nothing funny about the rulings the past few days.  I'm even further embarrassed by the so called leadership groups of our country.  

    "In God we trust."

    What a fucking joke.

    So sorry for all women and worried for those without the means to travel to places where they will be able to get proper Healthcare.
    She was right about every fucking thing she tried to warn us about! I’m glad I voted with her not against her. Have a great fucking weekend 
    I get the anger and if I had any belief that Trump would have been able to win I would have voted for her.  I'm one of the people who thought he had no chance.  I was right in my state, my vote didn't actually have any impact as Hillary won here, but if I could do it over I'd vote for Hillary, even though I don't like her.
    I sure as heck voted for Joe, and I don't really like him.




    I give you much credit for admitting your vote at this time. One thing I never get from those in the middle is voting who they “like.” The US president is in many cases a popularity contest, which makes no sense. In American politics, leaders are chained by their parties. It’s been this way for generations.

    Voters who want unlimited guns and taking away womens rights, should vote against the Dems. In every other case, people should be voting democrats in every election every year. 
    I have been free with my choice to vote for that dope Gary Johnson over Hillary or Trump.
    I didn't recognize the republican party any longer and sure as hell wasn't ever going to vote for that goon Trump.  I thought his thuggery and assault accusations, combined with all of his questionable business dealings and being an overall asshole would be enough for people to avoid him.
    Misjudged that one. 
    Again, it made no difference in my state.

    It wasn't just popularity, for me, it was also platform.  I could not get behind many of the major talking points of either group.

    Once Trump won I changed my mind and decided it was no longer about policies, but basic humanity.  I would need to vote against my wallet, and many of my beliefs, every election....picking Blue even as I was cringing at many party stances.

    There is no place for me and my beliefs....but I do feel now that I need to just pick the side which isn't hateful and run by the asshole religious people

    The love he receives is the love that is saved
  • Cropduster-80
    Cropduster-80 Posts: 2,034
    edited June 2022
    F Me In The Brain said:
    Lerxst1992 said:
    F Me In The Brain said:
    josevolution said:
    F Me In The Brain said:
    I'm one of the people who voted 3rd party over Hillary.  You can throw rocks at me.
    (But only if I can call someone testy without several people trying to shame me.  Fuck off, if that is the case.  :lol:  )


    Nothing funny about the rulings the past few days.  I'm even further embarrassed by the so called leadership groups of our country.  

    "In God we trust."

    What a fucking joke.

    So sorry for all women and worried for those without the means to travel to places where they will be able to get proper Healthcare.
    She was right about every fucking thing she tried to warn us about! I’m glad I voted with her not against her. Have a great fucking weekend 
    I get the anger and if I had any belief that Trump would have been able to win I would have voted for her.  I'm one of the people who thought he had no chance.  I was right in my state, my vote didn't actually have any impact as Hillary won here, but if I could do it over I'd vote for Hillary, even though I don't like her.
    I sure as heck voted for Joe, and I don't really like him.




    I give you much credit for admitting your vote at this time. One thing I never get from those in the middle is voting who they “like.” The US president is in many cases a popularity contest, which makes no sense. In American politics, leaders are chained by their parties. It’s been this way for generations.

    Voters who want unlimited guns and taking away womens rights, should vote against the Dems. In every other case, people should be voting democrats in every election every year. 
    I have been free with my choice to vote for that dope Gary Johnson over Hillary or Trump.
    I didn't recognize the republican party any longer and sure as hell wasn't ever going to vote for that goon Trump.  I thought his thuggery and assault accusations, combined with all of his questionable business dealings and being an overall asshole would be enough for people to avoid him.
    Misjudged that one. 
    Again, it made no difference in my state.

    It wasn't just popularity, for me, it was also platform.  I could not get behind many of the major talking points of either group.

    Once Trump won I changed my mind and decided it was no longer about policies, but basic humanity.  I would need to vote against my wallet, and many of my beliefs, every election....picking Blue even as I was cringing at many party stances.

    There is no place for me and my beliefs....but I do feel now that I need to just pick the side which isn't hateful and run by the asshole religious people


    I’ve always thought that dynamic is interesting. 
    Republican (or right leaning) voters to me seemed to shape their beliefs around the candidate (Trump).  As he isn’t now and never was a Republican.  Republicans did abandon a lot of their policy positions they had for decades specifically  for Trump.

    I’ve always viewed the Democrats as the opposite. Those who couldn’t get on board with Hillary voted for someone else 

    the protest vote seems much more likely from the left than the right. Privately a lot of Republicans  I know hate Trump. They still voted for him 
    Post edited by Cropduster-80 on
  • nicknyr15
    nicknyr15 Posts: 9,302
    Cropduster-80 said:
    F Me In The Brain said:
    Lerxst1992 said:
    F Me In The Brain said:
    josevolution said:
    F Me In The Brain said:
    I'm one of the people who voted 3rd party over Hillary.  You can throw rocks at me.
    (But only if I can call someone testy without several people trying to shame me.  Fuck off, if that is the case.  :lol:  )


    Nothing funny about the rulings the past few days.  I'm even further embarrassed by the so called leadership groups of our country.  

    "In God we trust."

    What a fucking joke.

    So sorry for all women and worried for those without the means to travel to places where they will be able to get proper Healthcare.
    She was right about every fucking thing she tried to warn us about! I’m glad I voted with her not against her. Have a great fucking weekend 
    I get the anger and if I had any belief that Trump would have been able to win I would have voted for her.  I'm one of the people who thought he had no chance.  I was right in my state, my vote didn't actually have any impact as Hillary won here, but if I could do it over I'd vote for Hillary, even though I don't like her.
    I sure as heck voted for Joe, and I don't really like him.




    I give you much credit for admitting your vote at this time. One thing I never get from those in the middle is voting who they “like.” The US president is in many cases a popularity contest, which makes no sense. In American politics, leaders are chained by their parties. It’s been this way for generations.

    Voters who want unlimited guns and taking away womens rights, should vote against the Dems. In every other case, people should be voting democrats in every election every year. 
    I have been free with my choice to vote for that dope Gary Johnson over Hillary or Trump.
    I didn't recognize the republican party any longer and sure as hell wasn't ever going to vote for that goon Trump.  I thought his thuggery and assault accusations, combined with all of his questionable business dealings and being an overall asshole would be enough for people to avoid him.
    Misjudged that one. 
    Again, it made no difference in my state.

    It wasn't just popularity, for me, it was also platform.  I could not get behind many of the major talking points of either group.

    Once Trump won I changed my mind and decided it was no longer about policies, but basic humanity.  I would need to vote against my wallet, and many of my beliefs, every election....picking Blue even as I was cringing at many party stances.

    There is no place for me and my beliefs....but I do feel now that I need to just pick the side which isn't hateful and run by the asshole religious people


    I’ve always thought that dynamic is interesting. 
    Republican (or right leaning) voters to me seemed to shape their beliefs around the candidate (Trump).  As he isn’t now and never was a Republican.  Republicans did abandon a lot of their policy positions they had for decades specifically  for Trump.

    I’ve always viewed the Democrats as the opposite. Those who couldn’t get on board with Hillary voted for someone else 

    the protest vote seems much more likely from the left than the right. Privately a lot of Republicans  I know hate Trump. They still voted for him 
    This seems very accurate in my experience as well 
  • GlowGirl
    GlowGirl New York, NY Posts: 12,163

    Went to an abortion rights rally in Washington Square Park yesterday evening. I was happy to see the turnout. There were some great signs. One that struck me said the Supreme Court voted for gun care and health control. So true. 
  • josevolution
    josevolution Posts: 31,756
    F Me In The Brain said:
    josevolution said:
    F Me In The Brain said:
    I'm one of the people who voted 3rd party over Hillary.  You can throw rocks at me.
    (But only if I can call someone testy without several people trying to shame me.  Fuck off, if that is the case.  :lol:  )


    Nothing funny about the rulings the past few days.  I'm even further embarrassed by the so called leadership groups of our country.  

    "In God we trust."

    What a fucking joke.

    So sorry for all women and worried for those without the means to travel to places where they will be able to get proper Healthcare.
    She was right about every fucking thing she tried to warn us about! I’m glad I voted with her not against her. Have a great fucking weekend 
    I get the anger and if I had any belief that Trump would have been able to win I would have voted for her.  I'm one of the people who thought he had no chance.  I was right in my state, my vote didn't actually have any impact as Hillary won here, but if I could do it over I'd vote for Hillary, even though I don't like her.
    I sure as heck voted for Joe, and I don't really like him.



    Fair enough lots of folks couldn’t see through the orange haze, but now it’s too late we are only months away from a total take over if the Republicans win back both houses! 
    jesus greets me looks just like me ....
  • brianlux
    brianlux Moving through All Kinds of Terrain. Posts: 43,665
    F Me In The Brain said:
    josevolution said:
    F Me In The Brain said:
    I'm one of the people who voted 3rd party over Hillary.  You can throw rocks at me.
    (But only if I can call someone testy without several people trying to shame me.  Fuck off, if that is the case.  :lol:  )


    Nothing funny about the rulings the past few days.  I'm even further embarrassed by the so called leadership groups of our country.  

    "In God we trust."

    What a fucking joke.

    So sorry for all women and worried for those without the means to travel to places where they will be able to get proper Healthcare.
    She was right about every fucking thing she tried to warn us about! I’m glad I voted with her not against her. Have a great fucking weekend 
    I get the anger and if I had any belief that Trump would have been able to win I would have voted for her.  I'm one of the people who thought he had no chance.  I was right in my state, my vote didn't actually have any impact as Hillary won here, but if I could do it over I'd vote for Hillary, even though I don't like her.
    I sure as heck voted for Joe, and I don't really like him.




    I was just thinking yesterday about how I would do the same thing if I could do it over again.  I voted for neither Hillary nor 45, knowing Hillary would easily get California's electoral college (and of course, she did). 
    But the thing is, it's still baffling that so many Dems thought Hillary had it in the bag so they didn't turn out to vote at all.  How could that have happened?  And now we are stuck in a version of history many of us don't want.  More than don't want.
    "It's a sad and beautiful world"
    -Roberto Benigni

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