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Originally posted by: jatki99
I have to say I was impressed at the number of people who showed up, the ironic part of the whole thing though was it was supposed to be about love, womens rights and inclusion for everyone. It sure seemed to me that it wasn't so much about love but more of a Trump hatefest. HELLO??, umm, hate is the opposite of love and it really showed through with part of the crowd but in particular the speakers I heard. I'm certain the majority f the crowd were just regular peaceful women there for their rights, noit to hate.
Inclusion for all, except for those pro-life groups who were turned away, anyone who supports Trump , Trump himself(references to Hitler and all), and ANYONE who doesn't think their way, other than that it seemed everyone was welcome.
Ashley Judd's rant was totally bizarre with no point whatsoever, bloody sheets, tampons taxed and not viagra, etc., etc.,, completely bizarre, not as weird as Clint Eastwood talking to a chair ,not even close really but extremely bizarre nonetheless. Listened twice and can't figure out what point she's trying to make.
The most idiotic statement had to be Gloria Steinam's statement when she quoted a "respected psychiatrist's" diagnosis of Trump and ticked off a bunch psychological malady's. What a joke. But the cherry on top had to be Madonna's talk of "blowing up the WH". Seriously!? WTF? I sincerely hoped she gets charged with something, however minor, that sends somewhat of a message to the "A" list crowd trhat you can't say shit like that, there were a boatload of impressionable people there and you just planted a seed. (BTW the A in "A" list should stand for asshole).
I'm happy that the women wanted to get their voices heard, sure seems they did, and the turnout was more than impressive but man they sure did an extremely crappy job of getting any particular point across.
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Originally posted by: shelbo
Kind of a lot of misogynists here.
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Originally posted by: malibber2
