Wonder what it'd be like if women weren't given the 'right' to vote



So yeah, nothing is off limits for discussion with me.

I'll say that right now, and if you're offended in any shape, form, expression, etc. over me even asking something like this, then screw off.

I'm not your robot politically correct politician.


Time to stir the pot once again.

So yeah, I know one thing is for sure: we'd have a lot more children growing up. Life would be respected a heck of a lot more.

Constitutional rights wouldn't involve sucking a baby's head out of the womb, puncturing it with a needle, and vacuuming all the brains out of it.

But hey, that's just one instance.

Maybe we wouldn't have to worry about butch lesbians well, looking butch.

And we might not have to worry about not getting written up for saying a hot woman was "hot."



Ah, just the topic at hand is enough to get my blood flowing, because I know deep down, so many people would get pissed off for me even thinking like this

Ah, it feels great.

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If you don't want people to be offended don't make sexist comments.

People get offended too easily these days. I'll say whatever I want, and if anyone takes offense, well, it's not my fault they can't take reality.

You know, Ann Coulter made a similar comment. It was in Time Magazine.

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I'll say that right now, and if you're offended in any shape, form, expression, etc. over me even asking something like this, then screw off.

If you don't want people to be offended don't make sexist comments. You'll end up jerking off the rest of your life.

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Constitutional rights wouldn't involve sucking a baby's head out of the womb, puncturing it with a needle, and vacuuming all the brains out of it.

well why don't you just get pregnant some how and push a baby out your as.s?

that's also a partial birth abortion. numnuts

But also, half the population wouldn't be able to vote. Besides, if you read about the suffragettes, their published diaries and such, they were very against birth control and against divorce and those things that were pressing at that time. Elanor Glynn was practically butchered by the suffragettes for her views on birth control and divorce.