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All that is needed is for the people who marched to believe in themselves.
So, just join the biggest group of people and you are automatically in the right?
So why all the talk about changing the problems for women in other places in the world? Sharia law for example. I think its horrible and degrading to women. In other parts of the world it is the majority of people that want it and follow it. They believe in it. By your way of thinking it makes them right. Why then should anyone think about helping women held under its thumb in of foreign country? You would be going against the majority there. Or the mutilation of girls in other parts of the world. How long has that been going on and been practiced by how many? Perfect example of how a lot of people together can be wrong.
Thinking about these things makes me want to ask this. I know its horrible what people suffer sometimes, but if it is places in the world where the US has no authority and people choose their way of life over what we think is right, can we really go in a do anything? Is is to wrong to think they might reject the democracy we believe to be right?
I think my first choice for those I'd want to help is North Korea. The entire population are slaves to one lunatic and they are totally cut off from the rest of the world. If anything could really be done I would want to give these poor people priority, but wouldn't it take a war where so many of ours would be killed? Is it worth that? Is it better to just help our own people here?
While you may be a big fan of JayZ, the fact is that many people couldn't even tell you who he is. But very few Americans are unaware of who their President is today. Greater message?
Exactly. Incoherent message. Ineffective public self-indulgent temper tantrum that is viewed as exactly such.
It is disturbing that a girl was deliberately mistreated at a "supposed" women's march. And that's exactly why no one takes those whiners seriously. They don't walk the walk.
Yeah, it's disturbing. Basically anyone pro-Trump was a target. They're mad about the woman's right to choose for her body, but they won't allow a woman the right to choose her candidate.
How were they excluded? Virtually all of the marches took place in public spaces, in some cases with hundreds of thousands of participants.
Can you say with any authority, and a straight face, that not a single one of those marchers was pro-life?
Riiight.
You cherry pick the most negative things you can find and completely ignore the majority that were positive and uplifting.
Sad.
They were disinvited by the organizer because they were pro-life. But I guess if it goes against the meme (lie) of "compassion and fairness" y'all are trying to push...
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The organizers of a women's protest march set to hit the streets of Washington D.C. the day after Donald Trump's inauguration said Monday it had dropped one of its partner organizations because the group opposes abortion.
So, just join the biggest group of people and you are automatically in the right?
So why all the talk about changing the problems for women in other places in the world? Sharia law for example. I think its horrible and degrading to women. In other parts of the world it is the majority of people that want it and follow it. They believe in it. By your way of thinking it makes them right. Why then should anyone think about helping women held under its thumb in of foreign country? You would be going against the majority there. Or the mutilation of girls in other parts of the world. How long has that been going on and been practiced by how many? Perfect example of how a lot of people together can be wrong.
Thinking about these things makes me want to ask this. I know its horrible what people suffer sometimes, but if it is places in the world where the US has no authority and people choose their way of life over what we think is right, can we really go in a do anything? Is is to wrong to think they might reject the democracy we believe to be right?
I think my first choice for those I'd want to help is North Korea. The entire population are slaves to one lunatic and they are totally cut off from the rest of the world. If anything could really be done I would want to give these poor people priority, but wouldn't it take a war where so many of ours would be killed? Is it worth that? Is it better to just help our own people here?
You are desperate to diminish the magnitude of the women's march and simultaneously marginalize the participants..but it ain't working. People have the capacity to be concerned about more than one thing at a time, i.e. I can worry about whether I need to buy gas for my car at the same time I'm worrying about whether I left the house without locking the front door, get it?
Yeah, it's disturbing. Basically anyone pro-Trump was a target. They're mad about the woman's right to choose for her body, but they won't allow a woman the right to choose her candidate.
Because it seems the truth of the matter is that the Ovarian March was only about that the Democrats lost. All the other babble was just tossed in as a banner to march under with the full understanding that none of it will mean a thing 60 days from now.
Now that these people have (hopefully) walked off their angst and anguish over the election loss (because THAT is what the march was about) they can go back to whatever their normal life is and back to the sidelines (or trolling on forums) where they've been for the last decade or 5...
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