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sibelian

(7,804 posts)
62. ....Indeed.
Sat Sep 12, 2015, 01:05 PM
Sep 2015

I'm fairly convinced Thatcher's gender DID help her gain power.

Ah, Elizabeth... why didn't you run....
Most intelligent Woman I know would be insulted, of course being intelligent they know Gender isn't orpupilofnature57 Sep 2015 #1
Glad it's not just me, to be honest. sibelian Sep 2015 #2
+ 1000 orpupilofnature57 Sep 2015 #3
A rational argument Fairgo Sep 2015 #4
Well, thank you. sibelian Sep 2015 #10
well said.. 2banon Sep 2015 #24
"I think the positive rhetoric around Clinton is incredibly sexist" left-of-center2012 Sep 2015 #13
It's indecipherable to me, but then I'm from the UK and we DID that... sibelian Sep 2015 #48
Thank you, thank you, thank you! Maggie T should be brought up here WAY more often than she is. kath Sep 2015 #60
....Indeed. sibelian Sep 2015 #62
It is not particularity surprising that opposers of Clinton would jam words into her mouth she Fred Sanders Sep 2015 #5
An important subject, there, Fred. sibelian Sep 2015 #8
What subject? Unattributed and unsubstantiated by any fact imaginings are not a subject. Clinton has to use "she" because she is a she! Fred Sanders Sep 2015 #9
Form over substance. zeemike Sep 2015 #16
What are you strawman building about? But since the game is on...I would say a Muslim woman, next! Fred Sanders Sep 2015 #18
Your definition of a strawman is interesting. zeemike Sep 2015 #19
Your question is a red herring, with bait. I answered your last red herring...I pass on this one. Fred Sanders Sep 2015 #20
Well at least it graduated to a red herring from a strawman. zeemike Sep 2015 #22
Thats usually when that term is tossed out. 7962 Sep 2015 #27
Well, you thought it was important enough to bring into THIS thread sibelian Sep 2015 #42
Oh, I know what would be exciting! How about real hope and change following the A Simple Game Sep 2015 #49
Oh, I thought there would be a link or something. SonderWoman Sep 2015 #6
Well... sibelian Sep 2015 #7
Ouch! Fuddnik Sep 2015 #12
Yes, strawmen are painful sometimes. SonderWoman Sep 2015 #15
Continue at your most frank and open-handed pace... sibelian Sep 2015 #50
Oh, I thought there would be a link or something. cui bono Sep 2015 #65
This is called thinking for yourself. Try it. Beats inventing "strawmen" over blue links. <G> n/t jtuck004 Sep 2015 #26
Ted Cruz has "thoughts" also. SonderWoman Sep 2015 #29
I suppose thinking must be bad, then. sibelian Sep 2015 #51
The argument is easily countered: Le Taz Hot Sep 2015 #11
True, which is probably why... SonderWoman Sep 2015 #17
Maybe you just can't read. nt. sibelian Sep 2015 #47
I suspect the poll numbers would be virtually the same here, If Warren was running instead of Burnie Hydra Sep 2015 #37
Agree. SoapBox Sep 2015 #14
ab-so-flipping-lutely 2banon Sep 2015 #21
Thats all they have to hang their hat on. "Misogynist" "Sexist' etc. 7962 Sep 2015 #23
It's the cognitive dissonance Android3.14 Sep 2015 #25
Dont forget the tried-and-true "vast right wing conspiracy" thats worked for 20+ yrs! 7962 Sep 2015 #30
The right wing conspiracy was real RandySF Sep 2015 #56
Three statements Ichingcarpenter Sep 2015 #28
Holy crap thats a brilliant post! Points out the absurdity of it all. 7962 Sep 2015 #32
One statement is an orange, the other an apple, and the last is some other fruit also not logically comparable. Fred Sanders Sep 2015 #38
Perhaps you need a snack, Fred. sibelian Sep 2015 #52
Oh lord it's going to be a long primary. RandySF Sep 2015 #57
The quicker people respond to what other people actually say... sibelian Sep 2015 #58
Nope, all three are very comparable. Scootaloo Sep 2015 #54
Oh, GAH, I can't believe she actually said that. kath Sep 2015 #63
They're having a discussion about this on MSBC right now Armstead Sep 2015 #31
Oh God, you made me watch it. 7962 Sep 2015 #33
Do you disagree with Sanders that some of the criticism is sexist? Rose Siding Sep 2015 #34
Sure, some of the criticism is sexist, but most is not Android3.14 Sep 2015 #39
It would be, were it to ever happen Rose Siding Sep 2015 #40
The OP is spot on Android3.14 Sep 2015 #45
I see. I didn't find her remark controversial Rose Siding Sep 2015 #53
None so blind as those who refuse to see Android3.14 Sep 2015 #64
From Republicans, yes. As for DU... sibelian Sep 2015 #46
It wasn't particularyly surprising that opposing Sanders would be regarded as anti-semetic. SouthernProgressive Sep 2015 #35
No. I don't see how it works... sibelian Sep 2015 #61
For some, it's simply like the Academy Awards. jalan48 Sep 2015 #36
I Support Hillary - I Support Bernie More Yallow Sep 2015 #41
Amen pinebox Sep 2015 #44
the attempted lashings by frustrated and desperate ____always ignore the self-administration of such stupidicus Sep 2015 #43
Oh FFS people. Decide already RandySF Sep 2015 #55
I don't think supporting Hillary is inherently sexist. sibelian Sep 2015 #59
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