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peacheslatour

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  1. The resistance begins.
  2. Men catcall us on the street, hassle us at work where we have to be nice to them, grope us (I have thrown my share of drinks of guy's faces) and sexualize every fucking thing we do, wear, how we move, how we speak and if we have the temerity to reject them, we're bitches, whores and worse. If I weren't lucky enough to be married to a raging feminist, I would live like a nun. Speaking for myself, V-Day is the worst. I did corporate work in a high rise office building so I was closed on weekends. Most of my Mother's Day work was wire-outs to all over the country.
  3. THIS. I hate despise and abominate that "legs closed" bullshit!
  4. Speaking as a florist, you could not be more correct. I usually to start dreading V Day in Sept. Pretty much as soon as school starts.
  5. Manchin and Sinema should have both been run on of DC on a rail, tarred and feathered and put in stocks.
  6. I wish the Democrats had tried to get rid of the EC permanently. Why should acres and acres of vacant land have as many votes as actual citizens?
  7. Since the Dobbs Decision the abortion rate of people from out of state receiving abortions here in Washington state has climbed 46%.
  8. Whatever you do, if you're in your childbearing years, do not use any kind of an app to track your menstrual cycles!
  9. If they need money, why not tax the churches? They seem to think they have a say in our elections and our educational institutions, why shouldn't they pay taxes like every other organization?
  10. Because of Space X?
  11. When I open my Magikal School for Worshippers of Gaia, we'll see.
  12. I just read an article about Christian schools being funded by tax dollars. Oh, here it is- From NBC News. WASHINGTON — In a sign that the barrier between church and state could be further weakened, the Supreme Court on Friday agreed to hear a bid by Oklahoma officials to approve the nation’s first publicly funded religious charter school.
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