Pictures From Women’S Marches Around The World

I think I saw you on the news too, with a dildo strapped to your forehead and a white knight shirt on.

 

I wanted to go to the one in Miami but my girlfriend was feeling sick so I wanted to stay with her. I saw some of the photos and it gives me hope. The gatherings all over the country were massive!

 

I didn’t attend the rally per se I just couldn’t avoid it while walking around downtown Boston.

200,000 people on Boston Common standing shoulder to shoulder and spilling out onto the streets. Traffic was at a virtual standstill although they did make room for the emergency vehicles to pass


Hotwater

 

patriots vs packers super bowl??

 

These protests are making my anus tingle immensely. I just may give in and for real go to one.

 

That reminds me of that #ShoutYourAbortion thing :-/
But yeah, total support of abortion is the one thing that is stopping me from attending these women's rights events.
Last year there was a March for Life here, a pro-life thing.
Even the media treated it disgustingly, and in a vulgar manner.

 

Now I see it!!!

 

As is Manchester
http://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/news/greater-manchester-news/women-prepare-gathering-manchester-following-12486747

 

- Not all boys are disrespectful to the Subject matter - moreover - it is a sad indictment on those who do so, of their calibre of conscience, along with a lack awareness of civil and individual right to freedom of expression and equality

 

Ok, on a more serious note then

Madonna opened her mouth again.

Gawd, if I was the proud owner of a uterus I wouldnt want that weirdo speaking on my behalf

All the other gals, good on them

 

Right, where's the "tolerance" for different views? All we seem to get these days is "my way or the highway" kind of thinking.

 

I remember this from the 60s. Mom was trying to run a commune out of a 2BR house in Novato and most of the "guests" were guys. I remember very clearly how they bragged about hitching to Berkeley for the war protests because it was a "great way to pick up chicks". That sentiment sticks in my mind to this day and I wonder as I see these mass gatherings just how many are there for every possible reason aside from what's supposed to be the "cause".

 

I dont want to get into it, really

But I will at least say tolerance and respect does work both ways

I made the mistake of clicking on the comment section of an article about the march last night, and it was filled with people screaming that abortion is murder and people who attended the marches support murder or are murderers

 

I dunno, I haven't seen many pro-life comments here.
If someone is anti-abortion, they usually get ridiculed, and in a very hateful manner.
So I think they left the comment sections, stay silent, and do their thing lol.

Edit: Here not meaning here on HF, but where I live and the media

 

Pro-life is generally equated with anti-women, especially by the press. I am pro-choice myself, for reasons that I won't go into here. But most of my family members (and I'm from a LARGE Catholic family) are pro-life, the women included; they are some of the strongest, most intelligent and outspoken people I've ever known and I have nothing but respect for them despite our disagreement on abortion. Indeed, I owe them a lot...they pretty much raised me after my mom died.

I don't get all the hatred and ridicule either. Instead we should be cooperating on the many problems we all share, and intelligently debating the issues we disagree on.

I'm trying to get in touch with my friend Adrienne...she's big on human right issues in Boise, ID, my former home. It looks from the Idaho Statesman that there was a decent showing in Boise despite the weather, and I'd almost guarantee she was involved in the rally somehow.

http://www.idahostatesman.com/news/local/article127913309.html

 

plenty of stories here about border guards not letting canadians enter if they admitted plans to attend those rallies

thats a great idea to not let in disturbers...especially from other countries

it appears the border patrol are actually starting to take their job seriously