hillary pelted by shoes and tomatoes....chants of "monica, monica" lol

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Anonymous wrote:I thought the world hated Bush? lol. nice going B O.

Don't worry, it does.

You do realize that the protesters are there because we have not sufficiently supported the government run by the Muslim Brotherhood. So can I assume this is what you also want? Or have you gone so far into bizzaro land that you would rather support Islamist resurgence than Hillary Clinton.

Anway, don't worry. Hillary is badass.

Actually, it was the liberals who think we are fully supporting the Muslim Brotherhood. They sure have gotten cozy over here lately.

Not that I'm excusing Egyptian behavior. It's horrifying and sexist. To chant about a Secretary of State's husband's behavior? Shameful.

What can you expect from a county that's 90% Muslim? There aren't many women running errands in shorts!

Not fair and you know it. This has nothing to do with religion; in fact many of those protesting are secular.

That doesn't really change the culture, as the majority are still Muslim.

Of course you are right. Muslim culture is monolithic across the globe. No variation anywhere.

Defend it all you like. I don't. I think that it does indeed permeate a country. Doesn't Christianity do the same here in the States? Christmas, Easter

Even in "evolved" cultures, sexism exists. But in places like Egypt and in other countries in the Middle East, where Islam IS the main religion, sexism is supported through religious beliefs.

You must live in a fantasy land.

[Anonymous]

My first impression when I read this story? How stupid. We've all moved on. This won't even cause her to bat an eyelash.

My first impression still stands.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I thought the world hated Bush? lol. nice going B O.

Don't worry, it does.

You do realize that the protesters are there because we have not sufficiently supported the government run by the Muslim Brotherhood. So can I assume this is what you also want? Or have you gone so far into bizzaro land that you would rather support Islamist resurgence than Hillary Clinton.

Anway, don't worry. Hillary is badass.

Actually, it was the liberals who think we are fully supporting the Muslim Brotherhood. They sure have gotten cozy over here lately.

Not that I'm excusing Egyptian behavior. It's horrifying and sexist. To chant about a Secretary of State's husband's behavior? Shameful.

What can you expect from a county that's 90% Muslim? There aren't many women running errands in shorts!

Not fair and you know it. This has nothing to do with religion; in fact many of those protesting are secular.

That doesn't really change the culture, as the majority are still Muslim.

Of course you are right. Muslim culture is monolithic across the globe. No variation anywhere.

Defend it all you like. I don't. I think that it does indeed permeate a country. Doesn't Christianity do the same here in the States? Christmas, Easter

Even in "evolved" cultures, sexism exists. But in places like Egypt and in other countries in the Middle East, where Islam IS the main religion, sexism is supported through religious beliefs.

You must live in a fantasy land.

No fantasy land. I'm Egyptian. I never said sexism doesn't exist. I'm the one mad at the protesters. But you are wrong to paint any culture or religion as being so uniform and inflexible.

[Anonymous]

Islam is a combination of culture and religion.

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Anonymous wrote:I thought the world hated Bush? lol. nice going B O.

Don't worry, it does.

You do realize that the protesters are there because we have not sufficiently supported the government run by the Muslim Brotherhood. So can I assume this is what you also want? Or have you gone so far into bizzaro land that you would rather support Islamist resurgence than Hillary Clinton.

Anway, don't worry. Hillary is badass.

Actually, it was the liberals who think we are fully supporting the Muslim Brotherhood. They sure have gotten cozy over here lately.

Not that I'm excusing Egyptian behavior. It's horrifying and sexist. To chant about a Secretary of State's husband's behavior? Shameful.

What can you expect from a county that's 90% Muslim? There aren't many women running errands in shorts!

Not fair and you know it. This has nothing to do with religion; in fact many of those protesting are secular.

That doesn't really change the culture, as the majority are still Muslim.

Of course you are right. Muslim culture is monolithic across the globe. No variation anywhere.

Defend it all you like. I don't. I think that it does indeed permeate a country. Doesn't Christianity do the same here in the States? Christmas, Easter

Even in "evolved" cultures, sexism exists. But in places like Egypt and in other countries in the Middle East, where Islam IS the main religion, sexism is supported through religious beliefs.

You must live in a fantasy land.

No fantasy land. I'm Egyptian. I never said sexism doesn't exist. I'm the one mad at the protesters. But you are wrong to paint any culture or religion as being so uniform and inflexible.

The flexibility is a result of breaking free of those rules.

Do you cover? b/c men obviously can't help themselves, correct? So women need to protect themselves by hiding under a veil.

I posted about a colleague with a high profile spouse who beat her. After her divorce, she refused to cover ever again. freedom

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Anonymous wrote:I thought the world hated Bush? lol. nice going B O.

Don't worry, it does.

You do realize that the protesters are there because we have not sufficiently supported the government run by the Muslim Brotherhood. So can I assume this is what you also want? Or have you gone so far into bizzaro land that you would rather support Islamist resurgence than Hillary Clinton.

Anway, don't worry. Hillary is badass.

Actually, it was the liberals who think we are fully supporting the Muslim Brotherhood. They sure have gotten cozy over here lately.

Not that I'm excusing Egyptian behavior. It's horrifying and sexist. To chant about a Secretary of State's husband's behavior? Shameful.

What can you expect from a county that's 90% Muslim? There aren't many women running errands in shorts!

Not fair and you know it. This has nothing to do with religion; in fact many of those protesting are secular.

That doesn't really change the culture, as the majority are still Muslim.

Of course you are right. Muslim culture is monolithic across the globe. No variation anywhere.

Defend it all you like. I don't. I think that it does indeed permeate a country. Doesn't Christianity do the same here in the States? Christmas, Easter

Even in "evolved" cultures, sexism exists. But in places like Egypt and in other countries in the Middle East, where Islam IS the main religion, sexism is supported through religious beliefs.

You must live in a fantasy land.

No fantasy land. I'm Egyptian. I never said sexism doesn't exist. I'm the one mad at the protesters. But you are wrong to paint any culture or religion as being so uniform and inflexible.

The flexibility is a result of breaking free of those rules.

Do you cover? b/c men obviously can't help themselves, correct? So women need to protect themselves by hiding under a veil.

I posted about a colleague with a high profile spouse who beat her. After her divorce, she refused to cover ever again. freedom

I dont understand why when in america you would cover yourself up in a burka , you are free you don't need to do that shit anymore. WTF. France did the right think in banning them

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It's sad how Hillary still calls Bill "my husband" I don't think I've ever heard him call her "my wife". I feel sorry for her sitting in that crumpled pant- suit wanting so desparately to truly ( not made up , fake liberal b s ) be respected and actually loved. It's a show.

you are very perceptive. she seems like a little girl who needs approval and always falls short.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I thought the world hated Bush? lol. nice going B O.

Don't worry, it does.

You do realize that the protesters are there because we have not sufficiently supported the government run by the Muslim Brotherhood. So can I assume this is what you also want? Or have you gone so far into bizzaro land that you would rather support Islamist resurgence than Hillary Clinton.

Anway, don't worry. Hillary is badass.

Actually, it was the liberals who think we are fully supporting the Muslim Brotherhood. They sure have gotten cozy over here lately.

Not that I'm excusing Egyptian behavior. It's horrifying and sexist. To chant about a Secretary of State's husband's behavior? Shameful.

What can you expect from a county that's 90% Muslim? There aren't many women running errands in shorts!

Not fair and you know it. This has nothing to do with religion; in fact many of those protesting are secular.

That doesn't really change the culture, as the majority are still Muslim.

Of course you are right. Muslim culture is monolithic across the globe. No variation anywhere.

Defend it all you like. I don't. I think that it does indeed permeate a country. Doesn't Christianity do the same here in the States? Christmas, Easter

Even in "evolved" cultures, sexism exists. But in places like Egypt and in other countries in the Middle East, where Islam IS the main religion, sexism is supported through religious beliefs.

You must live in a fantasy land.

No fantasy land. I'm Egyptian. I never said sexism doesn't exist. I'm the one mad at the protesters. But you are wrong to paint any culture or religion as being so uniform and inflexible.

The flexibility is a result of breaking free of those rules.

Do you cover? b/c men obviously can't help themselves, correct? So women need to protect themselves by hiding under a veil.

I posted about a colleague with a high profile spouse who beat her. After her divorce, she refused to cover ever again. freedom

I dont understand why when in america you would cover yourself up in a burka , you are free you don't need to do that shit anymore. WTF. France did the right think in banning them

I love the graphic! A picture IS worth a thousand words.

[Anonymous]

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It's sad how Hillary still calls Bill "my husband" I don't think I've ever heard him call her "my wife". I feel sorry for her sitting in that crumpled pant- suit wanting so desparately to truly ( not made up , fake liberal b s ) be respected and actually loved. It's a show.

you are very perceptive. she seems like a little girl who needs approval and always falls short.

You see what you want to see. In reality she is the first or second most powerful woman in the world today. Depends on where you rank Merkel.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

It's sad how Hillary still calls Bill "my husband" I don't think I've ever heard him call her "my wife". I feel sorry for her sitting in that crumpled pant- suit wanting so desparately to truly ( not made up , fake liberal b s ) be respected and actually loved. It's a show.

you are very perceptive. she seems like a little girl who needs approval and always falls short.

You see what you want to see. In reality she is the first or second most powerful woman in the world today. Depends on where you rank Merkel.

she's not powerful in the way real women want to be powerful, and she never has been. there is a lot of pain.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

It's sad how Hillary still calls Bill "my husband" I don't think I've ever heard him call her "my wife". I feel sorry for her sitting in that crumpled pant- suit wanting so desparately to truly ( not made up , fake liberal b s ) be respected and actually loved. It's a show.

you are very perceptive. she seems like a little girl who needs approval and always falls short.

You see what you want to see. In reality she is the first or second most powerful woman in the world today. Depends on where you rank Merkel.

she's not powerful in the way real women want to be powerful, and she never has been. there is a lot of pain.

"The way real women want to be powerful". The 1950's called. They want their stereotype back.

And you wonder why your party has a gender problem, and why you have so few female leaders.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I thought the world hated Bush? lol. nice going B O.

Don't worry, it does.

You do realize that the protesters are there because we have not sufficiently supported the government run by the Muslim Brotherhood. So can I assume this is what you also want? Or have you gone so far into bizzaro land that you would rather support Islamist resurgence than Hillary Clinton.

Anway, don't worry. Hillary is badass.

Actually, it was the liberals who think we are fully supporting the Muslim Brotherhood. They sure have gotten cozy over here lately.

Not that I'm excusing Egyptian behavior. It's horrifying and sexist. To chant about a Secretary of State's husband's behavior? Shameful.

What can you expect from a county that's 90% Muslim? There aren't many women running errands in shorts!

Not fair and you know it. This has nothing to do with religion; in fact many of those protesting are secular.

That doesn't really change the culture, as the majority are still Muslim.

Of course you are right. Muslim culture is monolithic across the globe. No variation anywhere.

Defend it all you like. I don't. I think that it does indeed permeate a country. Doesn't Christianity do the same here in the States? Christmas, Easter

Even in "evolved" cultures, sexism exists. But in places like Egypt and in other countries in the Middle East, where Islam IS the main religion, sexism is supported through religious beliefs.

You must live in a fantasy land.

No fantasy land. I'm Egyptian. I never said sexism doesn't exist. I'm the one mad at the protesters. But you are wrong to paint any culture or religion as being so uniform and inflexible.

The flexibility is a result of breaking free of those rules.

Do you cover? b/c men obviously can't help themselves, correct? So women need to protect themselves by hiding under a veil.

I posted about a colleague with a high profile spouse who beat her. After her divorce, she refused to cover ever again. freedom

I dont understand why when in america you would cover yourself up in a burka , you are free you don't need to do that shit anymore. WTF. France did the right think in banning them

I love the graphic! A picture IS worth a thousand words.

It WOULD be worth a thousand words, if it wasn't fake. Look, here's the same photo in another ID issued a decade earlier.



Now that you know it's FAKE, is it STILL worth a thousand words? And what do wingnuts get out of faking things to prove their point, other than the ridicule of anyone who can google the truth?

[Anonymous]

Oh and before you get all crazy crazy on us, you realize the one in pink is fake, too. Yes?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Oh and before you get all crazy crazy on us, you realize the one in pink is fake, too. Yes?

I am the PP who liked it, and YES, I knew it was fake.

Even so, it makes a statement. a powerful one

The one below is ever MORE powerful. And guess what? It's real.

[Anonymous]

wingnut here

She seems to be enjoying herself.



Now that you know it's FAKE, is it STILL worth a thousand words? And what do wingnuts get out of faking things to prove their point, other than the ridicule of anyone who can google the truth?