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So you are saying the radio stations that have pulled the song are all conservatives and those posting here about how horrible the song is are conservatives? I don't think so!!!!It was the left that started this as well as started the crap bout Rudolf being bullied.
I'm saying the ONLY people I hear yammering about this song day in and day out are Conservatives.
Yes. I have never heard ONE self-described feminist mention this song - ever.
LOL.. Rudolph was bullied! It's the entire premise of the story. Good lands ~ who does not know the story of Rudolph?
I'm saying the ONLY people I hear yammering about this song day in and day out are Conservatives.
Yes. I have never heard ONE self-described feminist mention this song - ever.
LOL.. Rudolph was bullied! It's the entire premise of the story. Good lands ~ who does not know the story of Rudolph?
And I said in post #11 that's untrue! I have heard many self-described feminists "mention" this song, negatively, I might add. The only "feminists" who approve of it seem to be here on CD.
And why do people keep changing the topic to discuss other songs? A tad bit uncomfortable with this one maybe?
And I said in post #11 that's untrue! I have heard many self-described feminists "mention" this song, negatively, I might add. The only "feminists" who approve of it seem to be here on CD.
And why do people keep changing the topic to discuss other songs? A tad bit uncomfortable with this one maybe?
Who are you talking to? I mentioned NO other songs but I did reply to a poster that wanted to discuss Rudolph.
As a self-described feminist myself who has like minded friends; I can only tell you my personal experience. No discussion of some old song. Zero .
Again, FAR more concerned with a rapist that gets off with 4 months and not an antiquated song that mainly old folks associate with Xmas
Just because your experience is that no one is talking about "Baby I'ts Cold Outside", that doesn't mean no one is talking about "Baby I'ts Cold Outside". Nor is the rapist who got off with 4 months the topic of this thread. If that's what you want to talk about, find a thread or start your own.
Just because your experience is that no one is talking about "Baby I'ts Cold Outside", that doesn't mean no one is talking about "Baby I'ts Cold Outside". Nor is the rapist who got off with 4 months the topic of this thread. If that's what you want to talk about, find a thread or start your own.
NO, I do not think of Rudolph as a 'song'. I think of Rudolph as a CHRISTMAS SHOW. So I was NOT referring to the 'song' Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer. Nor do I know the words by heart as apparently you do.
I am trying to tell YOU what real feminists are concerned with and it ain't some 1930's song that no one cares about except for conservatives.
You might want to see what post I was responding to in which the conservative poster was complaining about Rudolph and attack THAT poster instead.
It is at the least a little bit date rapey especially the line "What's in this drink?" which yes, I have heard that it is a joke for being too weak but it is also used when a drink is too strong or unknowingly spiked. And mind you, I am a fan of Mötley Crüe who I have similar issues with with songs like "Saints of Los Angeles" which has a line "Girl passed out in the back lounge, everybody's gonna score". That is the biggest issue I have with a non Christmas song.
NO, I do not think of Rudolph as a 'song'. I think of Rudolph as a CHRISTMAS SHOW. So I was NOT referring to the 'song' Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer. Nor do I know the words by heart as apparently you do.
I am trying to tell YOU what real feminists are concerned with and it ain't some 1930's song that no one cares about except for conservatives.
You might want to see what post I was responding to in which the conservative poster was complaining about Rudolph and attack THAT poster instead.
Rudolf started out as a song, not a show. And, your snideness, I copied the words which should be obvious.
So my friends, daughters (and their significants), pastor and I are not real feminists because we find that song repulsive. OK, I get it. We have to think just like you or we're not "real" feminists.
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It is at the least a little bit date rapey especially the line "What's in this drink?" which yes, I have heard that it is a joke for being too weak but it is also used when a drink is too strong or unknowingly spiked. And mind you, I am a fan of Mötley Crüe who I have similar issues with with songs like "Saints of Los Angeles" which has a line "Girl passed out in the back lounge, everybody's gonna score". That is the biggest issue I have with a non Christmas song.
Believe me, talk of spiked drinks way predates Bill Cosby and yes, I know you didn't bring him up. Susan Loesser, the composer's daughter blames Cosby for this "date rape" accusation. When I was in college back in the 60s there was always much talk of spiking drinks. Seems like it's still happening. https://www.kstatecollegian.com/2016...spiked-drinks/
So you are saying the radio stations that have pulled the song are all conservatives and those posting here about how horrible the song is are conservatives? I don't think so!!!!It was the left that started this as well as started the crap bout Rudolf being bullied.
This is the post to which I responded for which you have attacked me over and over again.
Apology accepted.
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Originally Posted by Katarina Witt
Rudolf started out as a song, not a show. And, your snideness, I copied the words which should be obvious.
So my friends, daughters (and their significants), pastor and I are not real feminists because we find that song repulsive. OK, I get it. We have to think just like you or we're not "real" feminists.
Believe me, talk of spiked drinks way predates Bill Cosby and yes, I know you didn't bring him up. Susan Loesser, the composer's daughter blames Cosby for this "date rape" accusation. When I was in college back in the 60s there was always much talk of spiking drinks. Seems like it's still happening. https://www.kstatecollegian.com/2016...spiked-drinks/
I'm sure you are very fine feminists. MY group feels that there are bigger fish to fry than an antiquated song that few listen to anymore.
That's all.
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