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peacebird

(14,195 posts)
Sun Dec 2, 2012, 02:58 PM Dec 2012

All this talk about rape is:


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Fascinating - I feel like I understand so much more after the extensive discourse!
1 (8%)
Meh!
0 (0%)
Annoying - please, make it stop already!
8 (67%)
Apparently neccesary.
3 (25%)
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All this talk about rape is: (Original Post) peacebird Dec 2012 OP
You've left out the option I'd prefer: snot Dec 2012 #1
Added it now, : ) peacebird Dec 2012 #2
I was gonna go with "obviously necessary" but you've got me covered. Thanks. Scuba Dec 2012 #4
Once again there is a topic sharp_stick Dec 2012 #3
Meanwhile, the press is using violent rhetoric against Susan Rice. Pathwalker Dec 2012 #5

Pathwalker

(6,599 posts)
5. Meanwhile, the press is using violent rhetoric against Susan Rice.
Sun Dec 2, 2012, 03:27 PM
Dec 2012

At least six times in the last few days I've heard them use phrases like "body blow", "a real Upper cut to the jaw", "a slap in the face", "Giving her a total beat down" while describing the attacks on her by The Republicans. The women correspondents are the worst, namely Carol Costello (CNN) and Kelly O'Donnell (MSNBC), but Howie Kurtz used the "beat down" expression this morning. So, it appears that violent language is acceptable to use against the U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations, and we wonder why women are being raped.

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