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See previous post.I didn’t say anything to the contrary.
You are the one that stated that men are intimidated by you. If that’s the case, you were doing something wrong.
lol! For what? Being a woman and upsetting a man isn’t a sin.No, and you should repent
Lol, k.It’s not Clickbait. There’s videos of him sniffing. I don’t know how many women’s hair but it’s a lot. And on the campaign trail he actually stated that he let kids rub the hair on his leg. This was actually on his campaign trail. But if you don’t think that’s creepy, OK
Makes just as much sense. I am surprised they have not thought of it, along with being a member of an alien race that comes here to abduct and practice checkers and race cows bareback. You may be right.11. He's Taliban
Everything is a lie to people living in a fantasy clown world.Nonhe didn't.
Telling the truth is not a slur.
What did Vance lie about?
What dis Walz lie about?
Sorry, I thought you were taking about the Democrats for a minute. They are the OG election deniers.
Research sponsored by GilletteOne of the first bits of nonverbal communication to appear in the debate was on JD Vance’s face: his beard. As POLITICO Magazine has noted before, Vance is the first White House wannabe to wear facial hair in 80 years. Our appearance is fundamental to our body language, and research indicates that voters see beards as (surprise, surprise) more masculine. That can be positive to some, reading as strength and competence. But to others, especially women, it can be negative, conveying aggression and opposition to feminist ideals.I'm sure this analysis will play well to the countless men who have beards by telling them that simply having facial hair means they are aggressive toward all womenkind.
Hmm...still not violent. Just admit it, you made an error. When you can't support your claim with facts you should just give up.Peacefully?
Petulantly. Immaturly. With top secret papers, like a "president in exile." Preventing our country from healing and coming together by perpetuating a lie repudiated in 64 court decisions.
Entering a home with legally executed warrants is no threat. A former leader with information he could sell to the highest bidder, the totalitarian leaders he so admires--now that's a threat.
Yeah, if it were merely "silly," I would agree. But it was just one more absurd attempt at villainizing a basically good person based on twisted logic. And they do this all the time. They can villainize anyone based on nonsensical reasoning, and there are men-hating bobbleheads lined up to agree and become outraged....wow, so much grievance in this thread over a silly observation about a beard.
Yeah, if it were merely "silly," I would agree. But it was just one more absurd attempt at villainizing a basically good person based on twisted logic. And they do this all the time. They can villainize anyone based on nonsensical reasoning, and there are men-hating bobbleheads lined up to agree and become outraged.
Now I feel I have to hide or shave my 30-year beard lest I offend people with the mental maturity of a 3-year-old.
You are right. One bizarre mind should not bother us. The crowds of bobbleheads getting cricks in their necks are dangerous. Someone is liable to shoot at his beard or start throwing bearded people out of restaurants. It happens. I feel sorry for ZZ Top and their fans."They" is one person "Joe Navarro" expressing his opinion.
Is there evidence of "crowds" who are agreeing with this silliness?You are right. One bizarre mind should not bother us. The crowds of bobbleheads getting cricks in their necks are dangerous. Someone is liable to shoot at his beard or start throwing bearded people out of restaurants. It happens. I feel sorry for ZZ Top and their fans.
Again, I, for one, agree. You are correct. It is a waste of time. And again, it happens all the time to many people in many ways. The lengths they will go to villainize, demonize, ostracize, and even criminalize innocent people based on political opinions is way out of proportion.Seriously, people, of all the things to waste your precious indignation on......
And these sorts of opinions should just be stamped out with silence, but nothing goes ignored anymore no matter how stupid."They" is one person "Joe Navarro" expressing his opinion.
Haha, agreed. Body language is subjective, even my psychologist told me that.Oh, Navarro was a "body language" "expert". No wonder it was such trite nonsense.
.Our appearance is fundamental to our body language, and research indicates that voters see beards as (surprise, surprise) more masculine. That can be positive to some, reading as strength and competence. But to others, especially women, it can be negative, conveying aggression and opposition to feminist ideals.
It is if you aren’t being biblical.See previous post.
lol! For what? Being a woman and upsetting a man isn’t a sin.
Let's see, here is what he said that is at issue.Seriously, people, of all the things to waste your precious indignation on......
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