The poison of male incivility, when a woman dares respond to it.

[onecaliberal]

These words somehow cast Ocasio-Cortez and her female colleagues as the disruptive and chaotic forces unleashed in this scenario, suggesting that they shattered norms in a way that Representative Yoho’s original, profane outburst apparently did not. (Perhaps Yoho’s words weren’t understood as eruptive and norm-shattering because calling women nasty names, in your head or with your friends or on the steps of your workplace, is much more of a norm than most want to acknowledge.

https://www.thecut.com/amp/2020/07/aoc-speech-ted-yoho-new-york-times.html?__twitter_impression=true

[dlk]

1. The prevailing attitude for too many men is: "So you want to be equal? Well, take this - kapow"

They have a problem with sharing their privilege.

[Sogo]

2. He's a p-word (rhymes with brick).

He tears up at his own past poverty and having to take food stamps, but voted to deny food stamps to others.

I hate to think what his wife and daughters have had to put up with.

[malaise]

3. I love that she read it into the record

Go AOC - women do not have to put uup with this shit

[onecaliberal]

4. Me too but the times didn't print the verbiage when they ran the story

About Yoho so they could avoid attributing the words to him. They only ran the indecent remarks in the story about AOCs response.

[malaise]

5. M$Greedia is very much part of patriarchy

Fuck them

[onecaliberal]

6. They definitely are.

Very picky about tuning in these days.