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    Quote Originally Posted by TOP View Post
    Double meltdown....
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    Quote Originally Posted by TOP View Post
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    For some weird reason, the Republican party has very few women serving in congress, and I would wager they have no Muslims, Buddhists, Gays, Native Americans, and very few Jews.

    Does the GOP really have only about 10 percent of its elected representatives from the female gender?
    Seems kind of shocking in the 21st century.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gotcha68 View Post
    Because I disagree with you and use colorful language does not equal a meltdown tho you may wish it to be true. Nothing on the Internet warrants a meltdown.

    Fuck off.
    I'm sure you can teach us all a thing or two about fucking off.
    BTW you are having a melt down.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Cypress View Post
    For some weird reason, the Republican party has very few women serving in congress, and I would wager they have no Muslims, Buddhists, Gays, Native Americans, and very few Jews.

    Does the GOP really have only about 10 percent of its elected representatives from the female gender?
    Seems kind of shocking in the 21st century.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Grumpy View Post
    I'm sure you can teach us all a thing or two about fucking off.
    BTW you are having a melt down.
    Quoting Top right down to the emoji.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Grumpy View Post
    I need to correct you on one very important fact. Stating an incorrect memory of what someone said in the past is not and has never been a lie. Being the college girl you say you are I would have expected you to know that. "to make an untrue statement with intent to deceive." As that was never my intent you can apologize for calling me a liar.
    Triggered. My work here is done. lol

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gotcha68 View Post
    So you give yourself excuses for an imperfect memory but castigate others who might exhibit that same imperfection?
    Fucking hypocrite.
    Ah, I see you've met.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Margot Frank View Post
    So are you twat,lot of people been shiting on your face and all you got is infantile emoji come backs.
    I'm embarrassed for your dumb ass
    You're a kind person. The rest of us just find her meltdowns and self-flagellation hilarious. Hey, pass the popcorn over here, would you please?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Cypress View Post
    For some weird reason, the Republican party has very few women serving in congress, and I would wager they have no Muslims, Buddhists, Gays, Native Americans, and very few Jews.

    Does the GOP really have only about 10 percent of its elected representatives from the female gender?
    Seems kind of shocking in the 21st century.
    What is your take on why this is? Conservative women aren't interested in running because 1) worried about electability by conservative males, 2) just not interested, 3) not many women who reach higher levels of education (i.e. law school grad) are conservative, 4) discouraging party atmosphere, 5) other?

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    Quote Originally Posted by ThatOwlWoman View Post
    What is your take on why this is? Conservative women aren't interested in running because 1) worried about electability by conservative males, 2) just not interested, 3) not many women who reach higher levels of education (i.e. law school grad) are conservative, 4) discouraging party atmosphere, 5) other?
    I take conservatives at their word. Anyone who has spent a few weeks, months, or years on this forum cannot help but notice the ubiquitous misogyny from a substantial number of rightwing posters, not to mention the downtrodden white male grievance they indulge in.

    According to some, conservative women have hitched their wagon to the party of old white men because they see it as the only plausible vehicle to protection of their priveledge. Old, conservative white women certain do not see people of color and black women as viable allies in protecting their white privilege.

    But smarter people than me have probably written graduate school thesis on why the GOP leadership and elected representatives are 90 percent white men. With an average age by the way of, what, seventy four??

    What do you think?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Cypress View Post
    I take conservatives at their word. Anyone who has spent a few weeks, months, or years on this forum cannot help but notice the ubiquitous misogyny from a substantial number of rightwing posters, not to mention the downtrodden white male grievance they indulge in.

    According to some, conservative women have hitched their wagon to the party of old white men because they see it as the only plausible vehicle to protection of their priveledge. Old, conservative white women certain do not see people of color and black women as viable allies in protecting their white privilege.

    But smarter people than me have probably written graduate school thesis on why the GOP leadership and elected representatives are 90 percent white men. With an average age by the way of, what, seventy four??

    What do you think?
    Good points. I think one reason certain women cling to conservative "values" (I use that word loosely) has to do with religion. Women who tend to be very religious are more apt to prefer a career as home-maker or other traditional female career, not politics or public service. Certainly there is a lot of fear of changing demographics (read more non-white/non-Xtian citizens) that keeps many women clinging to the GOP. Mainly though I think that breaking through the mostly-male barrier of power and prestige is very difficult in that party. Not that it's super easy with the (D)s either.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ThatOwlWoman View Post
    Good points. I think one reason certain women cling to conservative "values" (I use that word loosely) has to do with religion. Women who tend to be very religious are more apt to prefer a career as home-maker or other traditional female career, not politics or public service. Certainly there is a lot of fear of changing demographics (read more non-white/non-Xtian citizens) that keeps many women clinging to the GOP. Mainly though I think that breaking through the mostly-male barrier of power and prestige is very difficult in that party. Not that it's super easy with the (D)s either.
    Very good insights.
    It is really hard for me to really understand, at the DNA level, of what institutional discrimination feels like. Nothing about my color and gender has ever disadvantaged me in any measurable way in employment, education, housing, and social status. The best I can do is keep an open mind and listen to the experiences of others. I have yet to hear a Wingnut give a plausible explanation for why people of color of color avoid their party like the plague, or why their party cannot elect a reasonable amount and proportion of women. But I am all ears if they ever come up with a plausible story!

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