Yes, Harold. This is literally facism.*

Notice how everyone has the same haircut, too? I didn’t see a single short haircut on any of the girls and all the guys have side parts.

Literally the only man I know who steps aside for women is my boyfriend. I have only been run into by a woman a handful of times and it was always because they didn’t see me. It is not unusual for me to collide with men two or three times a day on the way to/from my office. They. Do. Not. Move. The same with them…

THIS

NOPE

Gerbil farming.

SIGN ME UP

I came here for drag queen pictures! Waah!

Such strawman, much derail.

I’m trying to reconcile how the nicest man ever seems devoid of empathy or the ability to understand how another person’s experience could be different from his own*

I’m glad I don’t live in your universe, it sounds like a really shitty place*

Like a lovely silver mink.

And yet somehow, women like Monica Bellucci who have a capacious badonk manage to find designers who will deign to fling some rags at them.

I think being Bengali gives you a leg up on having good hair naturally.

I wonder if maybe the campaign thought “press secretary” meant like the 1950s version of a secretary? She’ll take the notes at our meetings and make coffee and stuff?

Sorry, the needs of women like Elizabeth are always going to trump the need of other people to never feel uncomfortable that someone somewhere might be getting the healthcare they need.

Thank you. I do try, and it’s nice to know that someone is recognizing my efforts.

If launching your ilk into the sun means that someday, women like Elizabeth don’t have to shell out 25K and travel to another state to get the healthcare they so desperately need, I am 100% okay with that.

See, this is what happens when a country makes policy decisions based on people having the right to make their own healthcare choices under the guidance of their doctors.

Here’s a brilliant idea, along with one alternative: