Woman's March

you are claiming racism in defense of Zionist Israel.

You miss the irony of oppressors claiming racism
doncha ?
 
perhaps I characterized your feelings towards Palestinians as "racist" in error

I correct that to intolerance and extreme prejudice leaning towards bigotry aimed at Palestinians and all those that practice the Muslim faith.

But I think, hope, all along you knew what I meant
 
57Brave said:
perhaps I characterized your feelings towards Palestinians as "racist" in error

I correct that to intolerance and extreme prejudice leaning towards bigotry aimed at Palestinians and all those that practice the Muslim faith.

But I think, hope, all along you knew what I meant
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I do have negative feeling towards Islam and that is because of their beliefs. Its well documented through worldwide polling. And if you dont have similair feelings then i worry about your tolerance level for hatred.
 
57Brave said:
they want Palestine back or at least to share it in peace.

this isn't hard
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Israel was given to the Jews because of the unspeakable horrors inflictrd throughout history. The previous occupants have many other places to go.
 
thethe said:
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The best part about the trump presidency is he gets his opposition to show their true colors.

The womens march is a pillar of the progressive movement and like corbyn in the UK we see that progressives are inherently antisemetic.
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https://reason.com/archives/2019/01/18/the-womens-march-distracts-from-americas

In the wake of Trump's victory, a collective "yuck" gave the Women's March a spectacular turnout for its first event in 2017, when about one million women showed up just in Washington, D.C., making it the largest single-day protest in history. However, as I noted at the time, this was clearly unsustainable. If you cut through the hype, it was evident even then that the march was a "feel good exercise in search of a cause" that would run into problems for the simple reason that the fear and loathing of Trump isn't a sufficiently strong glue to keep the movement together.

Yep, pretty much
 
acesfull86 said:
https://reason.com/archives/2019/01/18/the-womens-march-distracts-from-americas

In the wake of Trump's victory, a collective "yuck" gave the Women's March a spectacular turnout for its first event in 2017, when about one million women showed up just in Washington, D.C., making it the largest single-day protest in history. However, as I noted at the time, this was clearly unsustainable. If you cut through the hype, it was evident even then that the march was a "feel good exercise in search of a cause" that would run into problems for the simple reason that the fear and loathing of Trump isn't a sufficiently strong glue to keep the movement together.

Yep, pretty much
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No rights denied. Just a bunch of drama hoping for special attention
 
After raising children and having Grandchildren I've learned that people looking for "special attention" in 99.9% of the time feel the need for "special attention"

I think what you are doing sturg is what the women would call "mansplaining"
Ever heard of that ? Ever caught yourself ?


a shot in the dark here but, that is kinda the point
 
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