March for Women

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Mary_Gail_36 said:
I actually though Phil has a great concept for a men’s march. And I did get the idea that men’s rights types might not agree. I seemed to be right. :o
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Of course the battle lines would be self-evident. Those actually interested in helping men have no interest in being berated for not doing enough for women. So instead of pointing out the obvious, how about discussing the issues?
 
starshiptrooper said:
Of course the battle lines would be self-evident. Those actually interested in helping men have no interest in being berated for not doing enough for women. So instead of pointing out the obvious, how about discussing the issues?
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He mentioned being against porn. Isn’t that a good thing?
 
on_the_hill said:
Just curious–is anyone participating?

I’m not entirely sure what it’s main purpose is.

It doesn’t seem like it would be particularly Catholic-friendly. 🤷

If this is already in another thread, feel free to move, or whatever.
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Here. The women’s march and the pro life march overlapped. The women’s march was incredibly pro choice and vulgar and outnumbered the life march by about six times.

It’s sad.

And it’s also why I think the time for marching for life has passed.
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Hoosier_Daddy said:
Here. The women’s march and the pro life march overlapped. The women’s march was incredibly pro choice and vulgar and outnumbered the life march by about six times.

It’s sad.

And it’s also why I think the time for marching for life has passed.
Nothing changes
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Well, we’ve got a real opportunity with the Supreme Court----if we don’t blow it and worry about liberals think about us on Facebook, of course.

But I would rest a little bit easier because a lot of pro-life folks like myself have to work even on the weekend and would rather give to a pro-life women’s shelter than navigate North American airports in the middle of winter to and from DC during a presidential inauguration year.
 
So is this march for women’s rights or is it anti-Trump? I have heard both reasons for the event.
 
HOW MANY WOMEN at these marches support the sex trafficking of young girls? Hillary stood by Bill’s 26 flights aboard Jeffrey “the trafficking” Epstein’s private plane, the Lolita Express, flying with underaged girls on board, where there are no laws at 35,000 feet over international waters in an attempt to become President. Do you support her ignorance of principle for her own potential political gain? The mainstream media hides the dirty deeds of their faves.
washingtontimes.com/news/2016/may/14/bill-clinton-ditched-secret-service-on-multiple-lo/
 
Yeah I’m pretty glad I didn’t go. Apparently the streets are full it’s hard to move, and the stuff people are saying is pretty vulgar and crass. I think we can do better than lowering ourselves to the level of Trump’s Twitter account.
 
AClaire11 said:
Yeah I’m pretty glad I didn’t go. Apparently the streets are full it’s hard to move, and the stuff people are saying is pretty vulgar and crass. I think we can do better than lowering ourselves to the level of Trump’s Twitter account.
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If you follow any of these celebrities, it’s clear that they were at this level long before Trump’s twitter blew up.
 
Millions of women and friends of women. Have you seen the pictures from all over the world? City after city - cramming the streets in support of the rights and dignity of women. Some places - like DC, NYC, Chicago - the crowds cannot move to march to the key events. They just gather, more and more, filling the streets.

It gives one hope, as we see a sea of pink hats, that human rights and respect will prevail. I really do think that the women will not let this ‘carnage’ come to fruition. So grateful for those who march today.
 
ComplineSanFran said:
It gives one hope, as we see a sea of pink hats, that human rights and respect will prevail. I really do think that the women will not let this ‘carnage’ come to fruition. So grateful for those who march today.
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The carnage has already occurred and as far as abortion is concerned, is continuing. But that doesn’t seem to concern a lot of people on the march.

On the flip side, it wouldn’t do Trump any harm to reach out to the organizers of the march to see what common ground there is.
 
Hoosier_Daddy said:
In my city it’s today
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Same in my old stomping grounds. The march for life took place at 10 a.m., and the women’s march at 1 p.m. (the latter with a lot of pink hats. And fond as I am of knitting, and of pink, and of kitties–I refuse to use the term which has become co-opted as a vulgar epithet–this is one hat that I will never knit, or wear. )
 
ComplineSanFran said:
Millions of women and friends of women. Have you seen the pictures from all over the world? City after city - cramming the streets in support of the rights and dignity of women. Some places - like DC, NYC, Chicago - the crowds cannot move to march to the key events. They just gather, more and more, filling the streets.

It gives one hope, as we see a sea of pink hats, that human rights and respect will prevail. I really do think that the women will not let this ‘carnage’ come to fruition. So grateful for those who march today.
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Just over 50% of aborted babies are female, and in many areas of the world where abortion for ‘selection’ is possible the carnage is closer to 90%.

As I have said, I’ll be grateful when women stand up for the babies in the wombs as well as all the other people seen as in danger.
 
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