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Lindy #fundie thehill.com

Locker room banter between men is as old as time. I just love how the dems condone the murder of the unborn, men wearing dresses and lipstick and using the woman's restroom, releasing Muslim terrorists and traitors whose leak of military intelligence resulted in the deaths of our soldiers, but dare make a comment about a woman, that is off limits. By the way, another officer was murdered in the line of duty, and for that we owe Obama and the democrats for their continual degrading and demonizing of our law enforcement. Nothing will please me more then eliminating more democrats in the next election.
Just turn on a number of TV programs, and listen to what those in Hollywood put out. Girl bending over in a bar, oh, I would like to hit that fine ass. Girls walking down the street, men making derogatory comments as they pass by. Do you honestly think men don't talk like that? Those athletes that you mention, tell me, they are anti-Trump and pro Hillary, right? Or are they the same ones who disrespected our flag and anthem?

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old comment by Musicalbookworm

This might shock some of you right wing knuckle draggers. I'm a feminist. I don't object to "locker room talk." I am well aware that almost every hetero male has said words to the effect of "look at the tits (ass/legs etc) on that chick! I would totally hit that!" in a male social setting.(using hetero examples here I'm sure people of other sexual orientations use similar language.) I am also aware that a fair number of women talk about whom they would like to have sex with, what they find attractive etc when they are with other women. It might not be the most beautiful part of humanity, but it is and always will be part of human nature. The thing is, that's not what Trump said. He explicitly talked about groping and kissing women without their consent. Furthermore, he did not say this in a closed door social bull shit session with close friends. He said this when he knew he was being recorded! I think all of us say things in private that we would rather not become public. Again that is human nature, and again that is not what Trump did. By saying what he said while he knew he was being recorded he showed us that he considers this socially acceptable behavior.

old comment by shy

@Musicalbookworm: Another feminist who doesn't find 'locker-room talk' inherently objectionable. It seems to be an incorrigible part of human nature anyway. (Not sure why, but I'm not myself inclined to that sort of sexual banter and don't really do it, not even about other dudes despite being a dude attracted to them.) It doesn't bother me, though, so long as it's not excessive, in which case it's just annoying, or deliberately sexist and intentionally objectifying, in which case it's clearly inappropriate, and for lack of a better word, problematic (even if I cringe now when someone uses that word 'cause of delusional Tumblrinas and ritos).

Still, like you said, Trump's potty mouth clearly falls into the latter, and it does so to the point of stopping just short of a rape confession at that. Either way, trying to justify locker-room talk or anything else for that matter by saying it's old as dirt is just stupid. I also like how this willfully stunted dimwit genuinely believes disrespecting a piece of cloth is worse than something potentially disrespectful to people. It's also amusing how she (?) is apparently genuinely proud of herself for acting like a petulant child. If she were really an infant rather than just infantile, it would be kinda cute the way she thinks she's a righteous truth-preacher for mindless babbling amounting to nothing more than "nyuh, but you too!!"

Hilarious how these folks launch into hysterics about other people being triggered and then huddle together into little echo chambers to complain about safe spaces.

old comment by Swede

Spousal rape is also as old as time, and child molestations.

Embryos, at the time when most abortions happen, are less alive than appendixes and tapeworms.

Men wearing dresses:

They're called "whistle-blowers", dearie, not traitors, and they reported on civilians being killed by your soldiers. The traitors are the ones killing civilians and committing war-crimes while wearing US uniforms.

Soldiers die in war. Don't like wars, make the Republicans' sponsors stop the wars. As long as they profit from the wars, American soldiers will die in wars.

Nothing will please me more than people using proper grammar and spelling; knowing the difference between "then" and "than" for example.
(Nah, not really, people escaping poverty, surviving avalanches and earthquakes, etc are much more pleasurable.)

Most men don't make derogatory comments.
Why make derogatory comments, btw? Why not appreciative comments instead?
Can you really wonder at women being irritated by derogatory comments? Would YOU like it; being catcalled wherever you go? One of the best things with growing old and fat, is that very few men catcall after me nowadays.

So, you are never disrespectful towards your president? He's also a symbol of your country, like the flag and the anthem.

old comment by creativerealms

I'm going to ignore all the bullshit in the overly long first line and just focus on the second comment. First Obama and the democrats don't demonize police. Saying that killing innocent and unarmed people and going unpunished is not demonizing. That is the police not doing their job. Any officer who abuses his or her power and gets caught should lose his or her job. They enforce the law but they are not the law. Also how is the president to blame when a police office cer is killed in the line of duty? It is a dangerous job where they put their lives on the line. They know they can be killed at any time and to blame Obama and the democrats that is very disrespectful to those men and women who fight to uphold the law every day. Besides local government deals with the police not the central government.