Liberals Reportedly Want to End Father's Day.

originally posted by: underwerks

originally posted by: Sapphire
a reply to: underwerks

Why not Create an End All Liberals Day?

Would that counter the prior? I think it would.

If i'm out of line please tell me. The last thing i want is to dance the tango over it. Today's not a good day, i've got a headache.

Hey, all we need is a guy in Australia to say that on TV, and now all conservatives think that, right?

I mean, going by the logic of the OP..

I'd say it for nothing, and enjoy it

But why stop there?

Lets end Human Rights Day as well. If they ended that, No one would ever have the right to complain about anything ever again.

Make the world would be a better place.

/sarcasm.

originally posted by: hutch622
a reply to: CulturalResilience

Ever noticed how this crap usually comes out of the mouths of women that no man can get drunk enough to be with .

My point above .

Because ugly women shouldn't have opinions about anything.

originally posted by: ColoradoJens
a reply to: CulturalResilience


This story is another example of dumb people being given a forum and then somehow their stupid ideas are used as reason to attack a huge group of people who laugh just as much as you do at these idiots.

I'm just saying there is some common ground here, between the left and the right (so generalized but easy to frame, sorry)

There is no need for so much disdain. It's bad for the kidneys.

As I have just pointed out to Johnny, allowing the deranged a platform gives them the opportunity to eventually control the narrative, and it is dangerous and irresponsible to ignore this.

originally posted by: CulturalResilience

originally posted by: underwerks

originally posted by: CulturalResilience

originally posted by: underwerks
People actually believe this? What happened to the good ole days when an OP that wasn't factual was treated as such? Instead of people dog piling on to defend it?

Now, since a woman in Australia says this, it must mean all liberals think this. In America, no doubt.

And people actually believe that. And defend it.

In todays political climate, mental midgetry knows no bounds.

If you read the OP you will see I did not claim that it was true or that I believed it to be so.

If the title had said, "Crazy woman wants to end Fathers Day", I wouldn't have an issue. But to hold this one womans comments up as an illustration of how the entire left feels, is patently wrong and false. On all levels.

In the linked article it is claimed the " crazy woman" is garnering support, and as I have already said those that espouse and support this kind of campaign tend to identify as left/liberal. I will say the same thing to you. If you can offer evidence that the people supposedly behind this reported campaign do not self-identify as such, I will accept it.

It's not on me to prove a negative.

So all I have to do is call myself conservative and suddenly the opinions of me and my friends are gospel for all conservatives?

originally posted by: CulturalResilience
a reply to: JohnnyCanuck

What do you propose that might actually work? Leaving lunacy to perpetuate unchallenged has cost dearly historically.

You can leave this particular lunacy unchallenged.

The only thing that will cost dearly is the few remaining brain cells/friends of this one lady. It's a risk worth taking.

originally posted by: redhorse

originally posted by: hutch622
a reply to: CulturalResilience

Ever noticed how this crap usually comes out of the mouths of women that no man can get drunk enough to be with .

My point above .

Because ugly women shouldn't have opinions about anything.

Yes but it's not opinion is it? It is groupthink thoughtlessly regurgitated.

originally posted by: underwerks

originally posted by: CulturalResilience

originally posted by: underwerks

originally posted by: CulturalResilience

originally posted by: underwerks
People actually believe this? What happened to the good ole days when an OP that wasn't factual was treated as such? Instead of people dog piling on to defend it?

Now, since a woman in Australia says this, it must mean all liberals think this. In America, no doubt.

And people actually believe that. And defend it.

In todays political climate, mental midgetry knows no bounds.

If you read the OP you will see I did not claim that it was true or that I believed it to be so.

If the title had said, "Crazy woman wants to end Fathers Day", I wouldn't have an issue. But to hold this one womans comments up as an illustration of how the entire left feels, is patently wrong and false. On all levels.

In the linked article it is claimed the " crazy woman" is garnering support, and as I have already said those that espouse and support this kind of campaign tend to identify as left/liberal. I will say the same thing to you. If you can offer evidence that the people supposedly behind this reported campaign do not self-identify as such, I will accept it.

It's not on me to prove a negative.

So all I have to do is call myself conservative and suddenly the opinions of me and my friends are gospel for all conservatives?

Offering you an opportunity to support your standpoint is not the same as asking you to prove a negative.

a reply to: redhorse

Because ugly women shouldn't have opinions about anything.

Your choice .

originally posted by: Sapphire
But why stop there?

Lets end Human Rights Day as well. If they ended that, No one would ever have the right to complain about anything ever again.

And the world would be a better place.

/sarcasm.

Must i repeat myself?

a reply to: ColoradoJens

I don't have the same glib approach to madness in society that you seem to have and I hope I never do.

a reply to: hutch622

You just permanently blinded me, thank you.

Pardon me while I whip this out.
Feminists run screaming.
The old lady wearing a bonnet faints.

originally posted by: CulturalResilience

originally posted by: underwerks

originally posted by: CulturalResilience

originally posted by: underwerks

originally posted by: CulturalResilience

originally posted by: underwerks
People actually believe this? What happened to the good ole days when an OP that wasn't factual was treated as such? Instead of people dog piling on to defend it?

Now, since a woman in Australia says this, it must mean all liberals think this. In America, no doubt.

And people actually believe that. And defend it.

In todays political climate, mental midgetry knows no bounds.

If you read the OP you will see I did not claim that it was true or that I believed it to be so.

If the title had said, "Crazy woman wants to end Fathers Day", I wouldn't have an issue. But to hold this one womans comments up as an illustration of how the entire left feels, is patently wrong and false. On all levels.

In the linked article it is claimed the " crazy woman" is garnering support, and as I have already said those that espouse and support this kind of campaign tend to identify as left/liberal. I will say the same thing to you. If you can offer evidence that the people supposedly behind this reported campaign do not self-identify as such, I will accept it.

It's not on me to prove a negative.

So all I have to do is call myself conservative and suddenly the opinions of me and my friends are gospel for all conservatives?

Offering you an opportunity to support your standpoint is not the same as asking you to prove a negative.

When you ask me to support my standpoint by proving a negative, yes it is.

a reply to: CulturalResilience

Like the conservative narrative to execute all gays.

a reply to: underwerks

Not within the framework of discussion it isn't.

originally posted by: CulturalResilience
a reply to: ColoradoJens

I don't have the same glib approach to madness in society that you seem to have and I hope I never do.

College football season starts today officially. That's something to be happy about, isn't it?

The date the world would change...
1960 The pill is approved for contraceptive use.



1962 It’s an instant hit. After two years, 1.2 million Americans women are on the pill; after three years, the number almost doubles, to 2.3 million.

1964 But the pill is still controversial: It remains illegal in eight states. The Pope convenes the Commission on Population, the Family and Natality; many within the Catholic Church are in favor.

1965 Five years after the FDA approval, 6.5 million American women are on pill, making it the most popular form of birth control in the U.S.

This heralded women not having to be responsible for their behavior.

originally posted by: CulturalResilience
a reply to: underwerks

Not within the framework of discussion it isn't.

It absolutely is.

So I guess you wouldn't have an issue with an OP titled ""Conservatives want to end Christmas", where I throw up a video of some nut job on the news talking about how Christmas is anti-conservative.

Because clearly it's conservatives, and not the nut job with extreme ideas. Or so the logic goes..

originally posted by: kaylaluv
a reply to: CulturalResilience

And the conservative preacher who said all gays need to be executed has followers who tend to be conservative. So, genocide of homosexuals tends to be a conservative ideology.

The Imams that call for it would be among them as well in your assessment presumably.