Pogo
Well-Known Member
Depends on how many women are as hyperliteral as you.
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Women: What happens in the voting booth, stays in the voting booth
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The one place in the constitution where it guarantees anything to women (specifically) is the right to vote in the 19th Amendment. This is something that has not been given back to the states.
Secret Chief
Veteran Member
Is this not in the wrong thread or is it across the whole piece now?
We Never Know
No Slack
I'm pretty sure most everyone know what the 19th A says.
However that's not what I asked you.
I would like to remind you that there are plenty of conservative who are voting for Harris. Some of them might be in a conservative family where the conservative spouses are split regarding who they want to vote for. Given the documented recent history of threats against poll workers and election officials who wouldn't "find" votes for Trump and other forms of voter intimidation, I can see the case where a person might want to keep their vote secret from their spouse. Heck, I just heard some of my coworkers talking about how to harass people with the signs for the democratic candidate for governor in my state. This candidate is polling about 17 points ahead of the GOP candidate, so their intimidation wouldn't do anything to change the results. Therefore, they must be considering doing it just for fun. There is nothing funny about voter intimidation.
This is the ONE place in the constitution where the federal government guarantees freedom of choice for women, which applies to ALL of America.
We Never Know
No Slack
Nice try. You fail.
This thought is still prevalent in parts of society.
No you failed. I understood the meaning in the ad and what it referred to right away. You failed to do so. (The Equal Rights Amendment STILL hasn't passed after all of these years.)
We Never Know
No Slack
Its clear as day.
"In 'the one' place in America where women still have a right to choose" is basically telling women voting is their only place("the one place") where they have the right to choose.
LOL, you still don't get it?
We Never Know
No Slack
I do get it. They put out an ad with bad script that they should have worded different.
The meaning was quite clear to me. Is English your first language?
You're eager to tell others what they ought to do and who they ought to be. I never asked for your advice and certainly not your approval. Your choice in approving hateful views is... well, thanks for the check that I'm definitely treading down the wrong path. Pouring gasoline on fires doesn't staunch them.
Subduction Zone
Veteran Member
I know that she now hates being with Donald. It is apparently part of her prenup that she has to at least appear to support him. I was laughing more a Trump than at the statement.
Subduction Zone
Veteran Member
The problem is that they may believe the same about you. How would you show which one is right?
And yet you cannot find one. I see plenty of false claims about others, but you have never managed to show that you have anything mor than opinion.
Subduction Zone
Veteran Member
The what? Where's mah sammich!? And a beer!
The context of her deception isn't all on her, it's a result of her husband asserting that he can decide her vote. Have tou considered that the husband has crossed a line? His crossing that line has meant that the wife needs to hide her personal choice because he is incapable of dealing with disagreement.
I lived with a woman who was a right winger, and someone, and I'm not going to say who, tried to suffocate me in my sleep,•
• The being suffocated part is a joke.
As if women should agree with you just because you stated it. How dare they disagree!!!!
Guitar's Cry
Disciple of Pan
Maybe it will backfire, but I don't think it will. I think the wording was delivered in a way that makes it clear they weren't supporting women not having the right to choose, but pointing out that's what the opposition wants and one way to fight back against it.