Trump grabbed some model's ass

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So what? You've never had your ass grabbed by an acquaintance of the opposite sex? It's really no big deal.
 
Holy fuck, some of these women would have apoplectic fits if they went to Italy especially Rome.

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Milagro said:
Holy fuck, some of these women would have apoplectic fits if they went to Italy especially Rome.

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Four or five years back my wife and I went to her college team reunion. We all met a a local bar before heading out to a restaurant reservation. Most of the time I was the only man in the room- "me and my girls". Gosh it was a hoot, the stories that these women told. Our sides hurt from laughing so hard. Of course about half of them were lesbians. After a few rounds in the bar we all filed out to go to the restaurant. The woman behind me, we had been conversing together for much of the time, and I'd call her an advocate for lesbianism, grabbed me on the ass as we were climbing the narrow staircase to street level.

I wasn't offended at all. In fact I was flattered.
 
Right said:
Spoken like a man who's never had his ass grabbed by an attractive woman. Maybe if you didn't have to wear size 60 pants...
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Why is it women are allowed to grab but men aren't?

Maybe healthcare is different than other work environments but there's no shortage of grabbing in the ranks. We had one woman who was a serial grabber. It was so bad that if Martha didn't grab you at some point, there was sufficient cause to question your manhood lol.

And she absolutely got away with it. Not that anyone cared. But if a man did that they'd get a talking to [assuming the grabbee didn't consent]. That goes on quite a bit too lol.

But there's a clear double standard at work.
 
Darth Hussein Omar said:
Why is it women are allowed to grab but men aren't?

Maybe healthcare is different than other work environments but there's no shortage of grabbing in the ranks. We had one woman who was a serial grabber. It was so bad that if Martha didn't grab you at some point, there was sufficient cause to question your manhood lol.

And she absolutely got away with it. Not that anyone cared. But if a man did that they'd get a talking to [assuming the grabbee didn't consent]. That goes on quite a bit too lol.

But there's a clear double standard at work.
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I have never "grabbed" anyone without permission and I don't condone anyone doing it. You have no right to touch anyone without consent.
 
Darth Hussein Omar said:
Why is it women are allowed to grab but men aren't?

Maybe healthcare is different than other work environments but there's no shortage of grabbing in the ranks. We had one woman who was a serial grabber. It was so bad that if Martha didn't grab you at some point, there was sufficient cause to question your manhood lol.

And she absolutely got away with it. Not that anyone cared. But if a man did that they'd get a talking to [assuming the grabbee didn't consent]. That goes on quite a bit too lol.

But there's a clear double standard at work.
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I fully expected Zippy to react the way he did in this thread. (Troll score!) Any man who hasn't had his ass grabbed by a woman obviously doesn't rank up high enough in their 1-10 scale. LOL
 
Rana said:
I have never "grabbed" anyone without permission and I don't condone anyone doing it. You have no right to touch anyone without consent.
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I agree with this. But I also assert that touching or hugging someone in a jovial environment with familiar people is consent for similar contact. Put this in perspective...
 
Right said:
I fully expected Zippy to react the way he did in this thread. (Troll score!) Any man who hasn't had his ass grabbed by a woman obviously doesn't rank up high enough in their 1-10 scale. LOL
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Liberals can be such puritanical fun-sucks lol.

Ironic.
 
Darth Hussein Omar said:
Liberals can be such puritanical fun-sucks lol.

Ironic.
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So, do you think it is fun or do you think it is a double standard? I can have fun and respect people at the same time, you Trumpeteers should try it! Respecting people brings you many amazing things in life!
 
Right said:
Four or five years back my wife and I went to her college team reunion. We all met a a local bar before heading out to a restaurant reservation. Most of the time I was the only man in the room- "me and my girls". Gosh it was a hoot, the stories that these women told. Our sides hurt from laughing so hard. Of course about half of them were lesbians. After a few rounds in the bar we all filed out to go to the restaurant. The woman behind me, we had been conversing together for much of the time, and I'd call her an advocate for lesbianism, grabbed me on the ass as we were climbing the narrow staircase to street level.

I wasn't offended at all. In fact I was flattered.
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So because you enjoyed it, that makes it right for men to grab women's asses whenever they like?

Understood.
 
Right said:
I agree with this. But I also assert that touching or hugging someone in a jovial environment with familiar people is consent for similar contact. Put this in perspective...
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Oh equivocating we will go...

equivocating we will go...

hi ho grab some pussy, oh...

equivocating we will go!
 
Darth Hussein Omar said:
Liberals can be such puritanical fun-sucks lol.

Ironic.
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Christina Hoff-Summers nails it by using the term Fainting Couch Feminism.

"Gender is a cardinal issue in this year’s election," writes Sean Illing in the introduction to his must-read Vox interview with Christina Hoff Sommers.
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There is a lot of hostility toward men and toward women who don’t agree with them. There is a willingness, a readiness to censure, to silence people. It’s ironic because this is what feminists claim is being done to them. They demean people, they stereotype, they silence dissent. What I’m describing is fairly new. This is not what feminism has always been. On campuses today, though, there’s a focus on grievances that overwhelms everything else. This has been a campus for a long time, of course, but it wasn’t particularly vocal until the past few years.
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On activism:
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There’s always a role for activism, provided you have a good grasp of reality. An activist with good information can lead to reform and progress, but activism with false information leads to fanaticism and to zealotry, and I think that’s what’s happening. Now, do I think there are worthy causes that feminists can pursue? Of course. As I said, things are not perfect in the United States — there’s always room for improvement. But I think the real challenge for the women’s movement is to reach out to women across the globe who are fighting for basic rights.
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I've been to some international women’s conferences and human rights conferences, and you meet women from Cambodia and Egypt and Saudi Arabia and Somalia. These women are asking for help. And I look at these eloquent students at Oberlin and Swarthmore and Wesleyan and Berkeley, and these are feminist activists that seem to have little or no awareness of the struggles of women in other parts of the world.
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On the wage gap:
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For me, the rhetoric around the wage gap is evidence that the women’s movement is failing to change with the times. As many economists have noted, the 23-cent gender pay gap is simply the difference between the average earnings of all men and women working full time. It does not account for differences in occupations, positions, education, job tenure, or hours worked per week. When such relevant points are considered, the wage gap narrows to the point of vanishing.

Wage gap activists will reject this analysis, of course. They reply that women with identical backgrounds and jobs as men still earn less. But they always fail to take into account critical variables. Activist groups like the National Organization for Women have another fallback position: They say that women’s education and career choices are not truly free — they are driven by powerful sexist stereotypes.
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Read the entire interview.


http://www.iwf.org/blog/2801963/Christine-Hoff-Sommers-Speaks-Out-on-
 
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ZappasGuitar said:
So because you enjoyed it, that makes it right for men to grab women's asses whenever they like?

Understood.
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No it makes it alright to grab a woman's ass if you know that she's going to enjoy it. Obviously the woman did, or else she would have brought it to the attention of the public years ago. A bit too convenient to feign offense now so she can get her 15 minutes, and give libtards something to talk about.
 
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