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[speak easy]

1. No. Eat shit and die.

[True Dough]

9. How blunt!

I love it!

[MLAA]

14. +1

[marble falls]

2. No. For the women she is votong against.

[MuseRider]

3. Not even a tiny bit.

[rurallib]

4. Feel bad for them? no. Wonder what is wrong with them? Yes

[Ocelot II]

11. Money. They have an audience and they get paid.

There's more than one kind of prostitute.

[rurallib]

13. money - pretty much what drives every republican

Maybe sometime in the past there was some indoctrination into some hokum religious BS, but I am willing to guess that at some point they realized that being a traitor to your sex can pay very well.

[rurallib]

23. I am going to guess most of the names you mentioned grew up Republican

Regardless in this day there is money to be made being the one who is the face of females in the anti-female party.

[whathehell]

66. Mostly for the same reasons men do, I'd guess..

Unless you think someone here knows any of them personally, it's kind of a pointless question, isn't it?

[ShazzieB]

93. Who knows?

Ask them.

[Skittles]

6. LOL

why would I feel BAD for them, I fucking DESPISE them, they make me SICK

[we can do it]

7. Hell no.

[Faux pas]

8. NO 👎

They've got theirs so why should they care?

[bucolic_frolic]

10. No. I tend to see people who do crazy things as crazy

Not respecting the boundaries of other people to make their own decisions is to me a boundary issue.

[Paladin]

12. Don't feel bad for them. BE FURIOUS WITH THEM.

We can't afford the usual Goody Two-Shoes attitude, not this time around. Way too much is at stake. Our lives, for instance.

[Quakerfriend]

18. Exactly!!

I am especially furious at all the MANY white women I know who had the convenience of safe abortions in high school or college and continue to vote Republican.

[Paladin]

26. +1000. (nt)

[Initech]

15. No, they made their choice They have to live with themselves.

[MOMFUDSKI]

16. Bad? No.

Incredulous? Hell YES

[duhneece]

19. The only ones I'm certain of are in-laws

I’m 72, my husband (a staunch Democrat who got to shake Obama’s hand) is 76. We’ve been married 3 years. My in-laws don’t live close, for which I’m grateful. His daughter (his only living child) is a Q-anon racist, I think. His siblings only care about the abortion issue.

I can’t tell you how grateful I am that we don’t live close. I don’t talk on the phone for more than a minute when they call. I’m afraid they or I would say something political and I wouldn’t be able to hold my tongue. His daughter is an RN, married to an anesthesiologist- doing very well financially.

[nycbos]

20. Given I am Jewish?

That's a big fat no from me.

[Iggo]

21. About as bad as they feel for me. (n/t)

[Autumn]

22. Nope. Fuck em. Why should I feels bad for them? They vote their values.

[Autumn]

28. Should I give a fuck and why should I feel bad for them? Republican women are no

different than Republican men.

[blm]

33. Trump HAD no economic policy benefiting blue-collar workers

So, I call horzhit.

Guess you never respected those women enough to correct the lies they were told by Republican lie machine. Did you?

[blm]

48. Unaware of added costs to blue-collar workers

in Trump’s tax and economic package, eh Rosetta?

What could you say? Sure, Jan.

[Kingofalldems]

40. Really?

[whathehell]

41. Is that any different than the white men,

the "blue collar ones"?....If not, why are you only focusing on the women?

[whathehell]

57. According to who?

I believe women and men are equal in intelligence.

[whathehell]

63. No kidding...Studies show the same about men.

I have no idea what you're trying to get at here.

[ProfessorGAC]

43. Then They're Fools

Tax cuts have never substantially helped working people, and they don't lead to greater economic mobility.
If they still support fantasy after 40+ years, despite all the evidence that it's smoke & mirrors, they are idiots.

[whathehell]

51. Um, like the men who do so for the same reason?

[ProfessorGAC]

68. Yes

Anybody who believes that nonsense.
You'll need to reread my post to notice I made no mention of sex or gender.
I used the plural pronoun "they". You have an equality issue with this thread, take it up with the OP.

[whathehell]

71. Perhaps you need to reread the OP..

HE made an issue of gender and I had no reason to assume you weren't answering in kind.

[ProfessorGAC]

73. Ridiculous

And, I wasn't responding to the OP. It was to a later post.
You assumed, and that's my fault? Pretty weak.

[whathehell]

81. Lol..That's my opinion of this entire thread

That said, you'll have to excuse me, given the number of posts on this thread. if I didn't follow EACH of your exchanges with Whoever. .Have a nice one, dear
I'm out of here.

[ProfessorGAC]

69. That's On You

I live a thousand miles away. Why am I responsible for changing your neighbors' minds?
And, if they still believe that tripe, they are irretrievably stupid. It would be a waste of time.

[Diamond_Dog]

60. They do love the tax cuts.

And the racism thrown in is icing on the cake for them.

[blm]

24. This reads to me like someone fishing for screenshots

of derogatory remarks against white women they can exploit.

[Merlot]

29. Do you feel bad for white men who still vote republican?

Kind of condescending to women to imply that if they vote republican they're uninformed.

[whathehell]

35. Thank you.

It is condescending, but I thought it might be time for another "Let's get down on White Women for Something" thread.

[Merlot]

55. True, but the implication isn't that they're stupid for "voting against

their interests."

[sakabatou]

30. It's not that I feel bad, more confused and/or frustrated

[blm]

31. What do YOU want to say about Kate Upton and Marie Osmond?

And why pose such a question here?

[blm]

34. I think you're here trolling for screenshots

Using the same method as many before you have tried.

“Look how Democrats are attacking Marie Osmond.”

[Hekate]

38. I think you're on to something

I wish others would be more cautious about getting lured into this particular game

[Kingofalldems]

45. Should we give up?

[blm]

58. This one's pretty obvious.

Fini

[RKP5637]

36. I consider them to be part of the GOP terrorist organization trying to destroy the USA.

No, I don't feel bad for them at all, and in fact IMO they are an enemy of the USA.

[Hekate]

37. Well you're off to a provocative start, aren't you? I believe we are at a crossroads of persuasion...

…an opportunity provided by the extreme results of Dobbs.

Most people in this country, including a chunk of Republicans, support the right to abortion and are very disturbed by the overthrow of Roe after 50 years.

Pregnancy is dangerous, and every day there are disastrous pregnancies that threaten the lives of living women who have heartbeats of their own. Every day there are couples trying hard to get pregnant by IVF and part of that process involves the destruction of fertilized eggs. Every day there are women who miscarry and need a D&C or mifepristone.

People who think of themselves as pro-life have not had to contemplate these hazards as anything but events needing medical care, nor consider them as “abortion” for 50 years. Now they do, because the SCOTUS and pig-ignorant state legislators have defined it as such.

Time to rub people’s noses in this reality. Time to make it explicitly clear what the fanatics have wrought. It’s all well and good to visualize perfect little Gerber Babies and get gooey about being pro-life. But confront women and their partners with the reality of the events I mentioned, and the picture changes radically. Then they get it — it’s medical care.

P.S. Please don’t make this an opportunity for blaming “white women” okay?

[ShazzieB]

92. Well stated! ☝👏👍

I agree with every word!

[brer cat]

110. +++

[BlackSkimmer]

39. How about men who vote Republican? Of any color? How about black or Hispanic women who vote Republic

I think you might be surprised how many Hispanic women vote republican.

I know at least two black women who vote republican. Should I tell them I feel bad for them?

[JI7]

42. White women aren't voting Republican because Marie Osmond

or whoever the fuck told them to. They vote Republican because they have similar views as the white men and others that vote Republican.

[blm]

56. What exactly do you want?

Screenshots of Democratic activists attacking Marie Osmond is your goal, I’m guessing.

[blm]

65. So? You won't say what you 'feel'

about their votes and how it hurts other women, but, you want members here to have at it.

We’ve seen this act before.

[blm]

70. Who listens to Marie Osmond for politics?

That’s why I don’t believe your post is genuine.

If it was, your ‘view’ wouldn’t have to be finally dragged out of you by post#67.

[blm]

82. Horzhit.

Democrats don’t think like that. Republicans do. Your buzzwords won’t cover you.

[Kingofalldems]

80. Wait---he claims people listen to Marie Osmond?

Holy crap.

[Kingofalldems]

91. Youthful you say?

[blm]

105. This is just getting absurd.

[BumRushDaShow]

108. Um no, she is NOT "in her 50s"

try 60s...

[whathehell]

83. Yours is the best question on the thread.

I'm out of here.

[blm]

85. We see it here every election cycle.

[whathehell]

102. Trolling

I've never actually noticed it before, but that's likely due to one of two things: a: I was slightly clueless
b: The earlier trolls were a bit more subtle. Thanks for calling it out, in any case.

[blm]

107. They go back to their campaigns with screenshots

of Democrats attacking Marie Osmond. 🙄

[whathehell]

111. Oh ffs..

I hope no one here gave them anything they can "use"

[blm]

113. Lol. Do you hear yourself?

She is NOT considered a political figure by anyone except someone trying to make her one for their own purpose. Like your thread.

Did you really think you could manipulate DU into attacking Marie Osmond?

And you can drop the ‘powerful’ and ‘beloved’ and whatever other horzhit that you claim should be a matter of political ‘concern’ to Democrats. No one is biting.

[BlackSkimmer]

101. Ditto. nt

[whathehell]

103. Lol.

Great minds think alike.

[leftyladyfrommo]

77. Actually it's the Church that's powerful. Marie Osmond

is a devout Mormon. Mormon women are brainwashed from birth to be second to men. They can't get into heaven accept as a wife and mother. It's complicated.

[ShazzieB]

99. So what?

I don't live in Utah, but it's my understanding that it's a very red state, which means most people there vote Republican. There's nothing I or anyone else here could say that would change that.

Utah is also heavily Mormon. Marie Osmond is probably one of the most famous people in Utah and one of the most famous Mormons in the U.S., if not the world. It's hardly surprising that people in her state, most of whom are Mormons, would be interested in the opinions of someone who is both a native daughter of their state and a fellow Mormon.

There's nothing I can do about any of this. Not my circus, not my monkeys, lol. (And no, I am NOT calling Mormons monkeys or comparing them in any way! It's a figure of speech meaning that this is a matter completely outside my purview.)

[Tree Lady]

96. Very true every republican woman I know

votes that way because she believes in some part of their issues, whether they have money and its low taxes, religion, abortion, immigration etc. Women are just like men that way. I don't know any who vote R just because someone else told them to.

They could be brainwashed into the cult but that is the same as men.

[alittlelark]

46. Why ?? I thought 2 of the 4 were already dead.

They are certainly not women of interest to me or likely the vast majority of the country.

As for the rest - the median IQ is 100. Almost 50% are below that - I assume they are the R’s.

[Iris]

47. I never feel bad for trash

[mercuryblues]

84. this is how I feel about republican voters now-a-days

[Walleye]

50. I always want to ask them if they want Trump to grab their pussy

[Mr.Bill]

72. There are Tshirts for women

saying they would like him to. That's what we're up against.

[Walleye]

88. I know but even the women who aren't crazy that vote for him I would like to ask that

In other words, do they condone that kind of behavior of men toward themselves.

[hatrack]

62. Not. One. Little. Bit.

Fuck 'em.

[walkingman]

64. I've often wondered myself. Growing up in the South it was clear that many White women

like White men are racist but considering the obvious support for sexual suppression by the GOP since at least 1980 (I think both parties we about equally strongly sexually oppressive prior).

I think those that continue to support the GOP fall into two categories - favor white supremacy because it provides them hope of a superior class status or because they are simply racist , although not admittedly so. The fact is that the majority of white women have only voted twice for Democrats since the 50's - '52 and '56. So this is not new.

I am just hoping at some point that women of the US unite against oppression of all kinds (religious, political, economic) at some point and lead the way to a better life in the US. We need them more than ever these days.

It is clear that White men need some feminine persuasion on the matter!!

[Bettie]

74. NO, I don't

I'm related to a lot of them.

Several of them think pregnancy is a death pact...mostly because it has never endangered their lives or those of their daughters.

Their stated belief that people who have pregnancy problems are being punished by "god".

They also believe that anyone who has an abortion at any point in pregnancy is going to hell.

So, no. I don't feel bad for them. They are making their own choices and trying to choose for everyone else too.

[Joinfortmill]

78. No, no, and no.

[agingdem]

79. No...that they exist shames me..

that we are of the same gender sickens me....because they revere Trump, an amoral pathological liar, a hate-filled racist/antisemite, a deviant sexual predator, a know-nothing narcissistic psychopath, a traitor to his country as someone righteous/deserving of their precious vote, I wish on them unrelenting pain and suffering..

[ismnotwasm]

86. Hell no.

[Vinca]

87. No. I feel sorry for everyone else when they manage to get someone elected.

[uppityperson]

90. I feel bad that they think so little of themselves

[MarineCombatEngineer]

94. You're off to one hell of a start.

Welcome to DU, I guess.

[Oopsie Daisy]

95. LOL!

[senseandsensibility]

97. Absolutely not

Not even for a second.

[peacebuzzard]

100. I try to ignore them as much as possible.

Unfortunately in my workplace, they are everywhere and I have to deal with them. But it's only at the job place only; then I shut down.
on edit:
feel bad? hell, no. They are a fatal plague with no cure. I have to put up with it and then disengage.

[SaveOurDemocracy]

104. No, there's no excuse for their ignorance.

[Raine]

106. So you choose to crap on white women 🙄 👎 nt

[CTyankee]

109. I don't think about them at all.. I am too busy thinking about the people they hurt.

I don't waste my time or psychic energy on those who choose to act stupidly.