First female major party nomination in History: Congratulations Ladies!

a reply to: SonOfThor

Did I say I adored Hillary?

You want to argue? Listen to what other people say

a reply to: Willtell

I'm getting tired of reading your aspersions directed towards anyone who questions your point of view. THAT is what small-minded means. I'd say nice chatting with you, but it hasn't been.

The Great Hunger.

www.makers.com...

Clinton made history June 7, 2016 when she declared victory in the Democratic presidential primary, marking the first time a woman captured the nomination of a major political party in the United States' 240-year history.

originally posted by: Sillyolme
a reply to: Willtell

I cried too. I was very proud of my country.
I cried tonight too.

You'll cry more later when you find out what a truly vile cancerous piece of trash Hillary actually is, while she destroys the country all the while collecting payoffs from foreign goverments. Just don't come to Canada when SHTF, unless your a libertarian, we have enough stupidity her with liberals.

Cheers - Dave

originally posted by: Willtell


BTW, when did we or do we ever nominate or elect good human beings?

That's kind of the point... many people want this madness to stop, you and others just seem to want to put sprinkles on a pile of pig chit. Magical female energy isn't going to solve problems, good quality people in positions of power will. Citizens who absolutely demand better will.

originally posted by: bobs_uruncle

originally posted by: Sillyolme
a reply to: Willtell

I cried too. I was very proud of my country.
I cried tonight too.

You'll cry more later when you find out what a truly vile cancerous piece of trash Hillary actually is, while she destroys the country all the while collecting payoffs from foreign goverments. Just don't come to Canada when SHTF, unless your a libertarian, we have enough stupidity her with liberals.

Cheers - Dave

But there is a new dating app (MapleMatch) for any American seeking to escape, but love ain't free.

originally posted by: bobs_uruncle

originally posted by: Sillyolme
a reply to: Willtell

I cried too. I was very proud of my country.
I cried tonight too.

You'll cry more later when you find out what a truly vile cancerous piece of trash Hillary actually is, while she destroys the country all the while collecting payoffs from foreign goverments. Just don't come to Canada when SHTF, unless your a libertarian, we have enough stupidity her with liberals.

Cheers - Dave

They won't cry. That requires some sort of deep connection to the subject matter. These people are drones. They quickly and easily forget whatever they were told to care about before when a new plot is hatched. Do you remember Kony 2012? Nobody does.

Bush got (rightly) attacked for his warmongering, MIC support, and constitutional violations. Obama has continued and increased what Bush started yet their supporters now don't care in the slightest about foreigners getting murdered in their own countries or our rights being violated on a regular basis. Now it's all about gender and race. Were being told the bad guys aren't the war profiteers, the government agencies violating our right, or any of the other actual groups working together with nefarious goals and substantial means. No, the bad guy is your average white dude just trying to get by like everyone else. Only in this insane contrived society would electing a psychopathic woman be seen as a positive.

originally posted by: InTheLight
The Great Hunger.

www.makers.com...

Clinton made history June 7, 2016 when she declared victory in the Democratic presidential primary, marking the first time a woman captured the nomination of a major political party in the United States' 240-year history.

Thank you for adding support to the idea that only Republicans and Democrats matter. You have done a great service to your nation.

How would you feel about a female Baboon? She would be more honest than Hillary, smarter, and still fulfill you hope for the first female nominated by a major party!

originally posted by: James1982

originally posted by: InTheLight
The Great Hunger.

www.makers.com...

Clinton made history June 7, 2016 when she declared victory in the Democratic presidential primary, marking the first time a woman captured the nomination of a major political party in the United States' 240-year history.

Thank you for adding support to the idea that only Republicans and Democrats matter. You have done a great service to your nation.

You are missing the point.

Sahar Aziz: A new norm for my daughter

To be sure, just having a woman as president is not good enough to advance women's equality. America needs a woman who is not ashamed of her strength of personality and confidently takes on the reins of leadership.

Clinton's nomination sends a powerful message to American society that women no longer have to bend over backward, change their personalities or hide their innate leadership skills to professionally succeed. As this becomes the new norm, I hope my daughter and her generation can be their authentic selves, free from the gender stereotypes encumbering my generation from breaking the glass ceiling.

www.cnn.com...

I wonder, did you cry out of joy when Sarah Palin was nominated for vice president?

a reply to: Grambler

I kinda did

But not for the reasons you imagine

:-)

First female major party nomination in History: Congratulations Ladies!

In the immortal words of HRC.

WHAT DIFFERENCE DOES IT MAKE ?

originally posted by: James1982

originally posted by: Willtell


BTW, when did we or do we ever nominate or elect good human beings?

That's kind of the point... many people want this madness to stop, you and others just seem to want to put sprinkles on a pile of pig chit. Magical female energy isn't going to solve problems, good quality people in positions of power will. Citizens who absolutely demand better will.

You’re exaggerating and nobody said anything about magical female energy, I spoke about balance….

When you go too far male or female imbalance occurs

For the last 2000 years we’ve been too far on the male pendulum.

a reply to: Willtell

This is a tragedy for all sexes.. Hilary Clinton is anything but progress.

originally posted by: InTheLight

originally posted by: James1982

originally posted by: InTheLight
The Great Hunger.

www.makers.com...

Clinton made history June 7, 2016 when she declared victory in the Democratic presidential primary, marking the first time a woman captured the nomination of a major political party in the United States' 240-year history.

Thank you for adding support to the idea that only Republicans and Democrats matter. You have done a great service to your nation.

You are missing the point.

Sahar Aziz: A new norm for my daughter

To be sure, just having a woman as president is not good enough to advance women's equality. America needs a woman who is not ashamed of her strength of personality and confidently takes on the reins of leadership.

Clinton's nomination sends a powerful message to American society that women no longer have to bend over backward, change their personalities or hide their innate leadership skills to professionally succeed. As this becomes the new norm, I hope my daughter and her generation can be their authentic selves, free from the gender stereotypes encumbering my generation from breaking the glass ceiling.

www.cnn.com...

I get the point you are making, I'm saying it's without merit. Boosting anybody's self esteem is just not anywhere near the level of importance of running a nation. Presidents don't exist to act as role models, they exist to do a job.

originally posted by: Willtell

originally posted by: James1982

originally posted by: Willtell


BTW, when did we or do we ever nominate or elect good human beings?

That's kind of the point... many people want this madness to stop, you and others just seem to want to put sprinkles on a pile of pig chit. Magical female energy isn't going to solve problems, good quality people in positions of power will. Citizens who absolutely demand better will.

You’re exaggerating and nobody said anything about magical female energy, I spoke about balance….

When you go too far male or female imbalance occurs

For the last 2000 years we’ve been too far on the male pendulum.

Hmmm....

originally posted by: Willtell

So this breakthrough is only a beginning where the female energy can tag along and make a better world overall as we evolve to be better and more humane planet.

Were all a bit forgetful at times, it's OK. I think it's fair to describe this female energy as magical as I'm not sure what basis in science there is to support it's existence.

For a lot longer than 2000 years we have been bickering among ourselves while people more organized and devious than us take advantage. The gender of the persons doing to oppression doesn't matter if your goal is to stop it. It only matters if your goal is to become the oppressor.

Balance implies equalization of the weight placed upon yourself or society. Get rid of the weight. Let it go. You don't need balance when there is no weight.

originally posted by: Konduit
a reply to: muse7

Can't wait to see what happens to the Bernie supporters. They must be going into total meltdown.

On the other hand they may take away votes from Hillary in the general election and give the Victory to trump.

originally posted by: Chadwickus
a reply to: ketsuko

Well I didn't want to come straight out and say that...

I'm a woman, so I will.

It ticks me off, too. I think we deserve better out of both, but it feels like with both they seem to be saying that a vagina should be all that's required to recommend them and nothing else about it matters. So they pile in crap storytelling to replace a classic, and tell us to pay no attention to the scum who has the vagina.

a reply to: Willtell

You claim it is the end of the the macho man and egotistical and war and destruction. You paint these as issues caused by men and that for whatever reason women would rule differently. You seem to imagine there will be rainbows and butterflies everywhere if a woman rules. Nope. Take a look around and be realistic.