posted January 13, 2017 10:47 AM            

There's going to be a women's march on Washington for all those who were "with her!" and not "with him!" Most of the attendees will be hardcore feminist women, but some men are attending as well:

"This is a movement that is led by women, but it is not just for women. It's for all people," said Linda Sarsour, one of the march's lead organizers.

One caveat: "You have to be okay with being led by women," she said.***Don't worry Linda, there's enough testosterone starved Girlie Boys around to give your march the appearance of being Bi-Gender!***

"A lot of men are quiet supporters of women," said Jackson Katz, author of "Man Enough? Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton, and the Politics of Presidential Masculinity." Millions of men voted for Clinton and support women's rights both politically and personally, he said, but they don't have a powerful voice.

Katz attributes the more muffled support among men in part to efforts that Trump and other Republicans have made to challenge the masculinity of men who support liberal causes or women in leadership. Trump has repeatedly cast himself as the strong man.

Alex Mohajer, co-founder of Bros 4 Hillary, an advocacy group, said it this way: "There is a sense [that] if you outwardly support a woman you are less deserving of your man stripes."

Katz said these men will need to speak out if they don't want to see abortion outlawed, given Trump's pledge to appoint antiabortion judges to federal courts.

"That means taking some risks in challenging other men, and literally standing up to the bullying that comes from the right about masculinity," Katz said.

Women are leading the charge for the march, heading up logistics and legal work, while male volunteers are playing mostly supporting roles.

Tim Riddick, a 36-year-old photographer from Woodbridge, said he plans to join the march because he wants to set an example for his three young sons.***Way to go Tim, you're trying to raise another generation of Girlie Boys***

Riddick calls himself a "purple elephant," a rare liberal who is also an observant Christian. He believes... blending the line on what is considered a "women's issue" to start with, including access to abortion and birth control.

Questions for discussion for men:

1) Has abortion become a more pressing issue now that men can get pregnant?

2) Do you think men who sign up for this march take their wives' last name and sip coffee in flannel nightclothes like Pajama Boy?

3) Are you "okay with being led by women," even if that means wearing a collar and a leash?

Questions for discussion for women:

1) If Donald Trump takes away your birth control, will you be abstinent until Democrats come back in power?

2) Would you march against Donald Trump to show your children how important it is to have abortions?

3) Do you think the march would be a great place to meet docile men who will eagerly accept the dominion of tough girls?

posted January 13, 2017 05:36 PM            

On another note, this hateful misogynistic misandrous misanthropic article screams panic. Don't be scared, Jwhop it will be all right.

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I seem to have loved you in numberless forms...

posted January 13, 2017 05:36 PM            

Too much time on your hands ? Not enough people interested in your opinions ?

So you think your ideas about girly men is interesting ?

posted January 13, 2017 05:39 PM            

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Originally posted by jwhop:
You're entirely mistaken.

I'm not insulting MEN. It's the testosterone deficient Girlie Boys who deserve all the ridicule that can be heaped on them.

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