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  • @bob806 said:

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    Don't be confused the Woodpecker just wants to start screaming racism.

    WSS

    @westside-steve said:

    Don't be confused the Woodpecker just wants to start screaming racism.

    WSS

    I am confused, didn't comprehend what he was asking.

    I'll be ok, grew up in Cleveland, went to Cle Public Schools, survived the busing stuff, and feel I'm pretty diverse with that background and the jobs I did. 

  • @mld-woody said:

    What is your gender? What is your race? What is your ethnicity?

    Those were the labels you referred to originally. Those are labels we all have. We can put them on display or we can not mention them, but we all have them. 

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    @bob806 said:

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    You know he’s hitting on you…

  • @mld-woody said:

    What is your gender? What is your race? What is your ethnicity?

    Those were the labels you referred to originally. Those are labels we all have. We can put them on display or we can not mention them, but we all have them. 

    Male

    Caucasian

    Irish

    @bob806 said:

    Male

    Caucasian

    Irish

    So the point I was trying to make, is that while those labels may not seen important to you, they're important to others. Just because we, as white males, aren't represented during International Women's Day doesn't mean it's pointless. Representation is important to show those of less privileged (I know that term will cause some to freak out) labels that they have access to certain goals as well. 

    I'm sure for some this comes off as awful SJW woke talk, but it's real. Just because a white male doesn't see the point doesn't mean there is no point. It's just looking at something through someone else's shoes. 

  • @mld-woody said:

    Right, you disagree with me. We know this. That doesn't change the fact I'm not some wild Dem supporter. The idea that we have anyone remotely close to being the counter to our MAGA folks in here is a laughable one. 

    Income inequality continues to grow and it is a major issue. Trickle down economics is a joke. Reps have convinced poor conservatives to defend corporations and be anti corporate tax in this transparent attempt to keep money where it is. Well, not that transparent or they'd see it. Maybe they think that, but voting for billionaires, one day they might get to be one. Again, laughable. 

    And yes, there's elitism and wealthy protecting in the Dems too, obviously. But Reps actively campaign on that shit and their base eats it up. 

    Just keep repeating Maga.

    Speaking of the bass eating shit up.

    Now that really is laughable.

    WSS

    @westside-steve said:

    Just keep repeating Maga.

    Speaking of the bass eating shit up.

    Now that really is laughable.

    WSS

    How would you like me to describe folks that approve of and agree with all (95%+) of what Trump does and did? 

    But your response is no real response. It's a snarky typical Steve comment designed to take us off track 

  • @bob806 said:

    Male

    Caucasian

    Irish

    Don't be confused the Woodpecker just wants to start screaming racism.

    WSS

    @westside-steve said:

    Don't be confused the Woodpecker just wants to start screaming racism.

    WSS

    You helped prove my point before I even got a chance to respond, congrats. 

  • @westside-steve said:

    Don't be confused the Woodpecker just wants to start screaming racism.

    WSS

    You helped prove my point before I even got a chance to respond, congrats. 

    @mld-woody said:

    You helped prove my point before I even got a chance to respond, congrats. 

    Can't help it, you're too predictable. Hey, how about a couple of choruses of Camptown ladies?

    WSS

  • @bob806 said:

    Male

    Caucasian

    Irish

    So the point I was trying to make, is that while those labels may not seen important to you, they're important to others. Just because we, as white males, aren't represented during International Women's Day doesn't mean it's pointless. Representation is important to show those of less privileged (I know that term will cause some to freak out) labels that they have access to certain goals as well. 

    I'm sure for some this comes off as awful SJW woke talk, but it's real. Just because a white male doesn't see the point doesn't mean there is no point. It's just looking at something through someone else's shoes. 

    @mld-woody said:

    So the point I was trying to make, is that while those labels may not seen important to you, they're important to others. Just because we, as white males, aren't represented during International Women's Day doesn't mean it's pointless. Representation is important to show those of less privileged (I know that term will cause some to freak out) labels that they have access to certain goals as well. 

    I'm sure for some this comes off as awful SJW woke talk, but it's real. Just because a white male doesn't see the point doesn't mean there is no point. It's just looking at something through someone else's shoes. 

    I've had this talk with a couple of my daughter-in-laws. They don't understand why I have issues with this type of stuff....so they can't answer why there isn't a International Man's Day. 

    While I don't believe we need an International Man's Day, I think it's odd there isn't one, given there's days designated for lots of things. Maybe we just get Saturday & Sunday during football season. 

  • @mld-woody said:

    So the point I was trying to make, is that while those labels may not seen important to you, they're important to others. Just because we, as white males, aren't represented during International Women's Day doesn't mean it's pointless. Representation is important to show those of less privileged (I know that term will cause some to freak out) labels that they have access to certain goals as well. 

    I'm sure for some this comes off as awful SJW woke talk, but it's real. Just because a white male doesn't see the point doesn't mean there is no point. It's just looking at something through someone else's shoes. 

    I've had this talk with a couple of my daughter-in-laws. They don't understand why I have issues with this type of stuff....so they can't answer why there isn't a International Man's Day. 

    While I don't believe we need an International Man's Day, I think it's odd there isn't one, given there's days designated for lots of things. Maybe we just get Saturday & Sunday during football season. 

    @bob806 said:

    I've had this talk with a couple of my daughter-in-laws. They don't understand why I have issues with this type of stuff....so they can't answer why there isn't a International Man's Day. 

    While I don't believe we need an International Man's Day, I think it's odd there isn't one, given there's days designated for lots of things. Maybe we just get Saturday & Sunday during football season. 

    Because men aren't underrepresented. There is no shortage of things celebrating the accomplishments of men. Again, it is all about representation. White males clearly do not lack representation, so it would be needless to create a day celebrating them. 

    I think it is important to understand this, and sympathize with others, even if it isn't your own experience. 

  • @bob806 said:

    I've had this talk with a couple of my daughter-in-laws. They don't understand why I have issues with this type of stuff....so they can't answer why there isn't a International Man's Day. 

    While I don't believe we need an International Man's Day, I think it's odd there isn't one, given there's days designated for lots of things. Maybe we just get Saturday & Sunday during football season. 

    Because men aren't underrepresented. There is no shortage of things celebrating the accomplishments of men. Again, it is all about representation. White males clearly do not lack representation, so it would be needless to create a day celebrating them. 

    I think it is important to understand this, and sympathize with others, even if it isn't your own experience. 

    @mld-woody said:

    Because men aren't underrepresented. There is no shortage of things celebrating the accomplishments of men. Again, it is all about representation. White males clearly do not lack representation, so it would be needless to create a day celebrating them. 

    I think it is important to understand this, and sympathize with others, even if it isn't your own experience. 

    I would hope people believe that others should be judged on their merits and contributions. People who fall short are usually the ones who think those things should be artificially inflated.

    WSS

  • @westside-steve said:

    Just keep repeating Maga.

    Speaking of the bass eating shit up.

    Now that really is laughable.

    WSS

    How would you like me to describe folks that approve of and agree with all (95%+) of what Trump does and did? 

    But your response is no real response. It's a snarky typical Steve comment designed to take us off track 

    @mld-woody said:

    How would you like me to describe folks that approve of and agree with all (95%+) of what Trump does and did? 

    But your response is no real response. It's a snarky typical Steve comment designed to take us off track 

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  • @bob806 said:

    I've had this talk with a couple of my daughter-in-laws. They don't understand why I have issues with this type of stuff....so they can't answer why there isn't a International Man's Day. 

    While I don't believe we need an International Man's Day, I think it's odd there isn't one, given there's days designated for lots of things. Maybe we just get Saturday & Sunday during football season. 

    Because men aren't underrepresented. There is no shortage of things celebrating the accomplishments of men. Again, it is all about representation. White males clearly do not lack representation, so it would be needless to create a day celebrating them. 

    I think it is important to understand this, and sympathize with others, even if it isn't your own experience. 

    @mld-woody said:

    Because men aren't underrepresented. There is no shortage of things celebrating the accomplishments of men. Again, it is all about representation. White males clearly do not lack representation, so it would be needless to create a day celebrating them. 

    I think it is important to understand this, and sympathize with others, even if it isn't your own experience. 

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  • @bob806 said:

    Male

    Caucasian

    Irish

    So the point I was trying to make, is that while those labels may not seen important to you, they're important to others. Just because we, as white males, aren't represented during International Women's Day doesn't mean it's pointless. Representation is important to show those of less privileged (I know that term will cause some to freak out) labels that they have access to certain goals as well. 

    I'm sure for some this comes off as awful SJW woke talk, but it's real. Just because a white male doesn't see the point doesn't mean there is no point. It's just looking at something through someone else's shoes. 

    @mld-woody said:

    So the point I was trying to make, is that while those labels may not seen important to you, they're important to others. Just because we, as white males, aren't represented during International Women's Day doesn't mean it's pointless. Representation is important to show those of less privileged (I know that term will cause some to freak out) labels that they have access to certain goals as well. 

    I'm sure for some this comes off as awful SJW woke talk, but it's real. Just because a white male doesn't see the point doesn't mean there is no point. It's just looking at something through someone else's shoes. 

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