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    Re: African-Americans Are Boycotting The Oscars

    Quote Originally Posted by Taulmaril View Post

    And by the way, I not only respect but I revere, the stay at home parents. That is an often thankless job. As a man with a career that I get to participate in Monday through Friday, I get to go to work and be away from the issues at home. A stay at home parent works 24/7, 365 at the place they sleep. For them I have the utmost respect.
    When I was little, I saw my father go to work every day, come home, eat, relax. I saw my mother cooking, cleaning, etc., doing the same repetitive things over and over, for more hours a day than my father put in. I decided by kindergarten age that I wanted his life, not hers.

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    Re: African-Americans Are Boycotting The Oscars

    Is OK to go to work.

    Is OK to stay home & raise the kids.

    Is not OK to tell others which choice they ought to be making.

    Is that simple.
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    When you tell a woman,no abortion and then say,also NO birth control..and pay her less,so she must have a husband to survive money wise. And no condoms no pill,only say stay celibate(yeh sure) and perhaps wear a pup tent for cloths like other place,to stop temptation.

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    Re: African-Americans Are Boycotting The Oscars

    This thread has gone off the rails! Anywho, talking about workplace sexism. I've shared this before here I'm sure.

    My former boss (good guy, took a chance on me and promoted me when I was still rough around the edges) gave me my review. It was all good. No issues. But he said I needed to work on how I spoke to people. I was too blunt. And though he liked it, it wasn't always going to rub people the right way. Mind you he's a former Marine, conservative who rides on and on about illegal immigration and guns AND is a Mexican through and through.

    So he's like yeah, change how you talk to people. I replied that 44 years of me carrying myself this way has always worked for me and I would not be changing how I talked. We didn't argue. I wasn't upset. I just replied with that. That this was my opinion and I was sticking to it. I just brushed off what he said. And that was that.


    Now my new boss specifically looks for people to talk to people the way I do.

    Go figure.

    And by how I talk? It's like here. I talk short. I don't give long speeches about things. And I don't ever explain or apologize for a 'no' response from me. Someone asks me something and I say no. And that's that. I realize how it bugs people. But males say no without having to explain. And my father (a Marine from WWII) I guess raised me to be that way. And that's fine by me.
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    Re: African-Americans Are Boycotting The Oscars

    Quote Originally Posted by Taulmaril View Post
    "How can a woman want another woman to reach her full potential but won't let her have control over her uterus? It's a pretty clear question. I don't want to get into right and wrong here. It will just kill this thread. I just want to know how a conservative woman can justify telling another woman what she can or cannot do with her body. It bothers the hell out of me."

    I totally understand what you are getting at. I too don't want this to devolve. But, at the risk of creating all sorts of hullabaloo let me ask you this; why doesn't the unborn child get a say and who is going to protect them?
    It's not a child. It's a cluster of cells growing within a woman's body. And it's funny how often I see conservatives screaming about the rights of unborn babies, but if a mother who is in no financial/mental/physical condition to actually take care of the child has it, then it's her fault. She's a whore who should have kept her legs shut. She's just abusing the system. It's always the mother's fault--I have rarely seen anyone blame the father from an accidental or very poorly planned pregnancy.

    If someone chooses to carry it until it develops to the point that it can think, hear, feel, then it's a fetus. It's a child after its born. And quite frankly, unless you are the one carrying the cells, I don't think it's your place or right to tell someone what they can do with it (this is a general "you").
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    Yeah. My toe fungus is mine. My wart is mine. My farts are mine till I unleash them on you.

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    Re: African-Americans Are Boycotting The Oscars

    Nope, already off topic as hell, not going into abortion too because that will turn into a debate/shouting match and that topic is banned for debates. Thank you for playing, move along.
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