Is Hillary Clinton A 'Weak' Woman?

Dude seems high as *** lol.

This explains it.

He looks like someone that I knew way back in college. Freshman year. Quake Champion they called him as he was was in some sort of Quake, the video game, national contest and got an award.

I thought you weren't gonna bite? lol

And this is how Hillary will (not) get elected in 2016. He will stand up and ask her some amazing question. She will be like hmm you are right. Totally owned.

Putin's just mad because she Godwin'd him.

And you know how that works right? The person who made the reference loses.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aZ_z9Tpdl9A


(not allowed to play outside of Youtube for some reason...)

I feel safer already.

Source

Ah it's been disabled by user. Probably so people don't think it's real, lol.

Universal Health Care ? F that I wanted a PS4.





Someone say Nazi you rang ?

The feminazis have arrived!

You know your campaign is going somewhere when Tampax is sponsoring it to stop the bloodshed.

Even if it is fake. It is funny as hell.

Sounds legit to me.

Sorta on topic: I would like to see a woman as President just not Hillary.

If Hillary is elected this will stop though:


http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/06/04/street-harassment-survey_n_5445956.html?utm_hp_ref=women&ir=Women


You're walking down the street trying to get to work. You see a group of men standing around, eyeballing you, then one of them lets out a "Hey baby," or something equally nauseating. This, unfortunately, is just a mild example of what a recent survey revealed -- street harassment is everywhere.

The Stop Street Harassment Organization released a report, concluding that 65 percent of women surveyed have experienced some form of street harassment. Specifically, 23 percent have been sexually touched and 20 percent have been followed.

Huff Post study, sounds legit to me.

Take this men:

There was a construction site near my house for several months. I had been avoiding walking near it whenever possible, taking the longer route between my home and my bus stop. One day I had the *audacity* to just take the faster way home. I figured that if I just walked fast and pretended to be on the phone that I would be safe. Wrong. Several men, both on the ground and on the building, started to yell at me. A couple of them even approached the fence to get as close as possible, making vulgar gestures and remarks. When I got home I made this sign and posted it late at night. I used zip ties to secure it to their fence, facing the busy street in front of the construction site. They didn’t manage to get the sign down until 9am – long after all the rush hour traffic got to read my message. On the back of the sign, I included the definition of sexual harassment and a special message for the *** that made me feel unsafe in my own neighbourhood.”

I think she just needs a hug.

Nope that is harassment. They have strict "anti freedom of speech" laws in NYC.

But that's what she wants... hmmm... I think she might have trapped herself here.

All men are rapists according to this study I just made up.

I've been on the streets of New York City a million times, never once saw any females being harassed. But that video is pretty convincing. Must be one of those things you'd only understand if you made yourself paranoid trying to look attractive to men all the time with no personality attached.

I got it! The only way to stop street harassment is to harass them back !

For every prissy twit who can't handle someone shouting stupid ***at her, I've seen another woman deliberately invoke that kind of attention. And I've seen more than my share of women make the same kind of comments about passing men, they're just whispering amongst themselves because they're more concerned about looking like *** idiots.

If someone grabs or stalks you, that's quite a different situation and, indeed, is prosecutable. But people shouting at one another for whatever reason is just the human condition, albeit a vaguely tedious one for some of us.

Local college kids of both sexes tend to shout when I go biking past, particularly if it is the evening or if it's a group of us (I ride with upwards of 40 people some weeks). Sometimes they'll shout suddenly in hopes of startling me into crashing (thanks -.-) or just scream "***!" (clever -- it's just a blanket insult rather than a personal one, incidentally), other times they cheer because it's someone on a bike. I don't like people shouting for any reason outside of an emergency, but I'm not going to make a big deal of it, either. One of these days I will dismount, grab my 5 lb. steel lock, and force someone to buy dentures, though. I get similar treatment from various drivers using their horns, too.

Some people enjoy being thin-skinned and unrealistic. It's a martyr complex. Repeating their *** just reinforces it, though.