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Post by Carl LaFong on Nov 18, 2024 15:57:37 GMT
This is what a cunt looks like:  |
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Post by phludowin on Nov 18, 2024 16:22:08 GMT
Sure. According to you right wingers, it solves everything and makes everyone feel better. You act as if having an issue with a pregnancy in a red state is dangerous or something. Horrible shitty people like you are why Trump won. It would be a shitty thing to say... if she had actually said it. I looked through this thread, and didn't find evidence she did. I used the search function for "ectopic", and checked posts by 🐕 🐕 🐕 🐕 🐕 🐈⬛ Molly. I didn't find evidence either. So if you could provide a link, I might start to believe that you are not a compulsive liar. EDIT: She did it herself. I guess you are not always lying. |
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Post by 🐕 🐕 🐕 🐕 🐕 🐈⬛ Molly on Nov 18, 2024 16:36:36 GMT
I hope every MAGAt’s daughter/wife/niece has an ectopic pregnancy in a red state.Horrible shitty people like you are why Trump won. It would be a shitty thing to say... if she had actually said it. I looked through this thread, and didn't find evidence she did. I used the search function for "ectopic", and checked posts by 🐕 🐕 🐕 🐕 🐕 🐈⬛ Molly. I didn't find evidence either. So if you could provide a link, I might start to believe that you are not a compulsive liar. I actually have it in my profile. And you’re right, it is a shitty thing to say, it’s in response to the MAGAts delight and shitty response in these red states completely banning abortion and making it dangerous for women with pregnancy complications who can’t get medical treatment and lose their lives. So I’m just hoping they get a taste of what they voted for because I think that is the only thing that will make them have compassion for the women affected by it. |
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Post by phludowin on Nov 18, 2024 16:42:09 GMT
It would be a shitty thing to say... if she had actually said it. I looked through this thread, and didn't find evidence she did. I used the search function for "ectopic", and checked posts by 🐕 🐕 🐕 🐕 🐕 🐈⬛ Molly. I didn't find evidence either. So if you could provide a link, I might start to believe that you are not a compulsive liar. I actually have it in my profile. And you’re right, it is a shitty thing to say. Ok, fair enough. OldSamVimes was not lying for once. |
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Post by averagejoe2021 on Nov 18, 2024 18:43:19 GMT
Some could argue that. I tend to acknowledge we're given free will to make our own choices...for good or ill. This would include political decisions. 😀 Always a safer bet to blame it on free will than God. Well if you catch God in the act, you could. Until then, I guess we have to blame ourselves. As the saying goes...we've got to believe in free will...we've got no choice. 😉 |
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Post by damngumby on Nov 18, 2024 22:38:36 GMT
You seem to have lost your way, focusing on inconsequentials and missing the big picture. Time for a reset. Shaving their heads. Wearing blue bracelets. Leaving their husbands. Taking vows of celibacy. That is what a cult looks like. Tell me it’s not. It's not. Shaving their head? People have the right to. Plenty of men do it. Wearing blue bracelets? That's not more cultish than wearing jewelry with a David's star or a cross; or clothings from your favourite sports team. Leaving their husbands? When the husbands are abusive, that's a smart thing to do. Vows of celibacy? Usually recommended by right-wingers when talking about the right to abortion. It’s the sum of the actions that make it cultish … but even individually, you somehow managed to get it all wrong. The women are shaving their heads to make themselves unattractive to “men” … though, most of them probably could skip this step. The women are wearing blue bracelets so they can identify each other in public. Kinda like a secret handshake, but jewelry, because they’re women. They are leaving their husbands because “men” voted for Trump. Their vows of celibacy are to punish “men” … though, I suspect the real punishment would be waking up next to one of them, so it’s questionable how effective that is going to be. Crazy behavior. Unhinged reasoning. Just like a cult. QED. |
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Post by damngumby on Nov 18, 2024 22:42:19 GMT
I hope every MAGAt’s daughter/wife/niece has an ectopic pregnancy in a red state.Horrible shitty people like you are why Trump won. It would be a shitty thing to say... if she had actually said it. I looked through this thread, and didn't find evidence she did. I used the search function for "ectopic", and checked posts by 🐕 🐕 🐕 🐕 🐕 🐈⬛ Molly . I didn't find evidence either. So if you could provide a link, I might start to believe that you are not a compulsive liar. EDIT: She did it herself. I guess you are not always lying. Molly is quite the scum-bag for wishing such a thing, right? |
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Post by damngumby on Nov 18, 2024 22:46:56 GMT
This is what a cunt looks like: When you gaze upon your sisters cunt vagina, it’s green and looks like Eddie Murphy? Ewwww! |
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Post by phludowin on Nov 18, 2024 22:47:12 GMT
It's not. Shaving their head? People have the right to. Plenty of men do it. Wearing blue bracelets? That's not more cultish than wearing jewelry with a David's star or a cross; or clothings from your favourite sports team. Leaving their husbands? When the husbands are abusive, that's a smart thing to do. Vows of celibacy? Usually recommended by right-wingers when talking about the right to abortion. It’s the sum of the actions that make it cultish … but even individually, you somehow managed to get it all wrong. Nope. The women are shaving their heads to make themselves unattractive to “men” … though, most of them probably could skip this step. This does not negate that they have the right to, and that men do it as well. Which was my point. The women are wearing blue bracelets so they can identify each other in public. Kinda like a secret handshake, but jewelry, because they’re women. The same is true for jewelry with religious symbols, or clothings with sports teams logos. Which was my point. They are leaving their husbands because “men” voted for Trump. People in South Korea don't vote for Trump. Their vows of celibacy are to punish “men” … though, I suspect the real punishment would be waking up next to one of them, so it’s questionable how effective that is going to be. I am not expecting you to back up your assumption with a direct quote. Crazy behavior. Unhinged reasoning. Just like a cult. Fits the people who stormed the Capitol on January 6th 2021. |
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Post by 🐕 🐕 🐕 🐕 🐕 🐈⬛ Molly on Nov 18, 2024 22:59:56 GMT
It's not. Shaving their head? People have the right to. Plenty of men do it. Wearing blue bracelets? That's not more cultish than wearing jewelry with a David's star or a cross; or clothings from your favourite sports team. Leaving their husbands? When the husbands are abusive, that's a smart thing to do. Vows of celibacy? Usually recommended by right-wingers when talking about the right to abortion. It’s the sum of the actions that make it cultish … but even individually, you somehow managed to get it all wrong. The women are shaving their heads to make themselves unattractive to “men” … though, most of them probably could skip this step. The women are wearing blue bracelets so they can identify each other in public. Kinda like a secret handshake, but jewelry, because they’re women. They are leaving their husbands because “men” voted for Trump. Their vows of celibacy are to punish “men” … though, I suspect the real punishment would be waking up next to one of them, so it’s questionable how effective that is going to be. Crazy behavior. Unhinged reasoning. Just like a cult. QED. How are women wearing blue bracelets any different than MAGAts wearing red hats? Are you admitting Trumpism is a cult now? |
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Post by damngumby on Nov 18, 2024 23:08:22 GMT
It’s the sum of the actions that make it cultish … but even individually, you somehow managed to get it all wrong. Nope. The women are shaving their heads to make themselves unattractive to “men” … though, most of them probably could skip this step. This does not negate that they have the right to, and that men do it as well. Which was my point. The women are wearing blue bracelets so they can identify each other in public. Kinda like a secret handshake, but jewelry, because they’re women. The same is true for jewelry with religious symbols, or clothings with sports teams logos. Which was my point. They are leaving their husbands because “men” voted for Trump. People in South Korea don't vote for Trump. Their vows of celibacy are to punish “men” … though, I suspect the real punishment would be waking up next to one of them, so it’s questionable how effective that is going to be. I am not expecting you to back up your assumption with a direct quote. Crazy behavior. Unhinged reasoning. Just like a cult. Fits the people who stormed the Capitol on January 6th 2021. You’re still wrong … on every count. 1. Men do not shave their heads to make themselves unattractive to other men. 2. People do not wear religious jewelry or sports logos because they are trying to cope. www.glamour.com/story/the-blue-bracelet-movement-explained3. We’re talking about US women. Harris supporters. Good lord, you didn’t know that!? 4. Their vows of celibacy to punish men is not an assumption, it came right from the horses mouth. 5. If you want to equate these crazy women with the people who rioted on Jan 6th, well, I’m not going to stop you! |
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Post by phludowin on Nov 18, 2024 23:26:23 GMT
Nope. This does not negate that they have the right to, and that men do it as well. Which was my point. The same is true for jewelry with religious symbols, or clothings with sports teams logos. Which was my point. People in South Korea don't vote for Trump. I am not expecting you to back up your assumption with a direct quote. Fits the people who stormed the Capitol on January 6th 2021. You’re still wrong … on every count. Nope, still not. 1. Men do not shave their heads to make themselves unattractive to other men. Which is completely irrelevant. 2. People do not wear religious jewelry or sports logos because they are trying to cope. Neither do the blue bracelet wearers. Did you even read the article below? www.glamour.com/story/the-blue-bracelet-movement-explained3. We’re talking about US women. Harris supporters. Good lord, you didn’t know that!? You tell me. You started mentioning the 4B movement, which is a Korean movement. 4. Their vows of celibacy to punish men is not an assumption, it came right from the horses mouth. So where's the link? Oh right, it probably doesn't exist. 5. If you want to equate these crazy women with the people who rioted on Jan 6th, well, I’m not going to stop you! What crazy women? I jost pointed out that you described the Jan 6th rioters perfectly; however, nothing about the bald blue bracelet wearers seems unhinged or crazy. I said in a previous post that "more discussion with you about this subject is futile. But maybe it was or is amusing." However, your constant repetition of your non-points is starting to bore me. Good night. |
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Post by 🐕 🐕 🐕 🐕 🐕 🐈⬛ Molly on Nov 18, 2024 23:26:40 GMT
Nope. This does not negate that they have the right to, and that men do it as well. Which was my point. The same is true for jewelry with religious symbols, or clothings with sports teams logos. Which was my point. People in South Korea don't vote for Trump. I am not expecting you to back up your assumption with a direct quote. Fits the people who stormed the Capitol on January 6th 2021. You’re still wrong … on every count. 1. Men do not shave their heads to make themselves unattractive to other men. 2. People do not wear religious jewelry or sports logos because they are trying to cope. www.glamour.com/story/the-blue-bracelet-movement-explained3. We’re talking about US women. Harris supporters. Good lord, you didn’t know that!? 4. Their vows of celibacy to punish men is not an assumption, it came right from the horses mouth. 5. If you want to equate these crazy women with the people who rioted on Jan 6th, well, I’m not going to stop you! At the end of the day - why the fuck do you care? Wearing a blue bracelet is no different than wearing a red hat. You claim these women are ugly already so what do you care if they shave their heads or become celibate? Maybe they are just tired of dealing with men’s shit. And at the end of the day, you’re a despicable person that used a pic of women with alopecia as the butt of your joke. These women are voluntary celibates but clearly your celibacy is involuntary. |
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Post by damngumby on Nov 18, 2024 23:48:31 GMT
You’re still wrong … on every count. Nope, still not. 1. Men do not shave their heads to make themselves unattractive to other men. Which is completely irrelevant. 2. People do not wear religious jewelry or sports logos because they are trying to cope. Neither do the blue bracelet wearers. Did you even read the article below? www.glamour.com/story/the-blue-bracelet-movement-explained3. We’re talking about US women. Harris supporters. Good lord, you didn’t know that!? You tell me. You started mentioning the 4B movement, which is a Korean movement. 4. Their vows of celibacy to punish men is not an assumption, it came right from the horses mouth. So where's the link? Oh right, it probably doesn't exist. 5. If you want to equate these crazy women with the people who rioted on Jan 6th, well, I’m not going to stop you! What crazy women? I jost pointed out that you described the Jan 6th rioters perfectly; however, nothing about the bald blue bracelet wearers seems unhinged or crazy. I said in a previous post that "more discussion with you about this subject is futile. But maybe it was or is amusing." However, your constant repetition of your non-points is starting to bore me. Good night. You’re going for three times being wrong. I admire your persistence. 1. If it’s irrelevant, then why did you mention it. Twice? 2. I read the article. It was laugh out loud funny! All you had to do was read below the title, “White women who voted for Harris are leaning into accessories to cope”. I guess you missed that part … that was staring you in the face … like Mollys wish for the wives and daughters of Trump supporters to have terrible things happen to them. 3. 4D is what these US women are gravitating toward. You didn’t realize that. Too funny! 4. You didn’t ask for a link. 5. The crazy women right next to Mollys profile, that you also missed. Three strikes and you’re out, cupcake. |
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Post by phludowin on Nov 19, 2024 0:15:03 GMT
Nope, still not. Which is completely irrelevant. Neither do the blue bracelet wearers. Did you even read the article below? www.glamour.com/story/the-blue-bracelet-movement-explainedYou tell me. You started mentioning the 4B movement, which is a Korean movement. So where's the link? Oh right, it probably doesn't exist. What crazy women? I jost pointed out that you described the Jan 6th rioters perfectly; however, nothing about the bald blue bracelet wearers seems unhinged or crazy. I said in a previous post that "more discussion with you about this subject is futile. But maybe it was or is amusing." However, your constant repetition of your non-points is starting to bore me. Good night. You’re going for three times being wrong. I admire your persistence. The only thing I was wrong about is that I thought I would stop replying to you. My other points still stand. 1. If it’s irrelevant, then why did you mention it. Twice? Because you apparently didn’t get it. 2. I read the article. It was laugh out loud funny! All you had to do was read below the title, “White women who voted for Harris are leaning into accessories to cope”. I guess you missed that part … that was staring you in the face … like Mollys wish for the wives and daughters of Trump supporters to have terrible things happen to them. And you apparently missed everything mentioned below the headline. None of the women mentioned in the article said anything about coping. It was just the opinion of the writer. The women wear their bracelets like a cross or sports logo, like Swifties. 3. 4D is what these US women are gravitating toward. You didn’t realize that. Too funny! That's what you think. If thinking is the right word. 4. You didn’t ask for a link. Makes sense, when the link does not exist. Three strikes and you’re out, cupcake. Claiming victory after repeatedly failing to make a point seems to be your modus operandi. So I won't be surprised if you still claim that I was wrong, and you were right. Guess what? Denial is not a river in Egypt. Good night. This time for real. |
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