In all honesty Since it was organized by a pro-sharia law Muslim woman and paid for by George Soros I have a hard time taking them seriously. They already have all the rights they are marching for and would have more meaning if they were marching for rights for the women in Middle Eastern or African countries who are subjected to honor killings, beatings, genital mutilation, rapes, stonings and beheadings.

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Posted by MrSimons

Sometimes I still call Latte by "Latte" on accident and it's really weird. I make a lot of latte and milk references to her tho.

It's the opposite for me. People ask me about "MrSimons" and I'm like "Who? Oh yeah!" I just don't look at your username nearly as much as your real name the past 2 years.

OT: I think activism is admirable. I think it's important to remember the past so women can work towards a better future. Even if everything seems equal right now, thats an active effort on the government and peoples's part. If people stopped caring, it could be bad. I hope its only up from here, for both genders.

Posted by Yog

oi gosh every time a customer orders a latte at work I think about my
long lost love
and how i ****ING hate making lattes. drink a real coffee or go away

aww cute
I saw that u low cultured dairy product
u think u can get away with sayin **** to me over the internet
think again yogurt
i graduated top of my class in the creative writing arts
I'm the top hipster in the entire department
ur ****ing dead kiddo
i can make coffee hundreds of different ways and thats just with my bare hands
missed you too<33  

Posted by Thallen

http://ijr.com/2017/01/788280-i-am-a...were-stunning/

Come on... Even you have to know that the website you posted just cherry picked a bunch of **** from both marches. The women's march was an unorganized protest that a **** ton of people joined in on and made it about whatever they wanted their protest to be about. Yea, there were dumbasses there (including Madonna, but then again, it is Madonna). But to generalize and label the entire march, along with all of its participants is wrong. There were a lot more people who were protesting peacefully and appropriately than that website would like you to think. The Republicans also try to make it seem like they were all violent scum because a couple hundred people acted like fools and became violent. It's sad that people ruin it for everyone, but it's more sad that a political party uses it to label an entire group of peaceful people because it fits their narrative. And this is coming from someone who voted for Trump...