[Paracelsus]

(08-24-2015 12:05 AM)CactusCat589 Wrote:  

She was in Inception too.

To add insult to injury, she replaced a hotter actress when she joined the X-Men franchise as Rogue.

Eh, Anna Paquin gives off a similar closet lesbian vibe to me, but whatever floats your boat.

[Lizard King]

(08-24-2015 04:07 AM)Paracelsus Wrote:  

(08-24-2015 12:05 AM)CactusCat589 Wrote:  

She was in Inception too.

To add insult to injury, she replaced a hotter actress when she joined the X-Men franchise as Rogue.

Eh, Anna Paquin gives off a similar closet lesbian vibe to me, but whatever floats your boat.

Not many of them are bona fide lesbians. They engage in lesbian relationships because they think it's sophisticated.

(08-22-2015 02:00 PM)Captainstabbin Wrote:  

Not to derail, but I heard this today. Ellen's gay marriage agenda isn't equality, the endgame is to eliminate marriage completely. It's the final agenda of all of the homo leadership.

BTW - this is a woman pictured:

There is a disproportionate amount of young female celebrities who are in lesbian relationships:

Ellen Page

Cara Delevigne

Miley Cyrus.

There are more from other age ranges. They indirectly promote the acceptance of relationships that aren't heterosexual. The attempt to erode the tradition of heterosexual monogamy is clear to see in all areas of media and culture today.

[Grodin]

I stumbled across this video recently

It seems that Trump is not the only one who's not afraid to hold frame

[JacksonRev]

(09-04-2015 05:07 PM)Grodin Wrote:  

I stumbled across this video recently

It seems that Trump is not the only one who's not afraid to hold frame

Trump gives everyone else the example to follow.

[vic94]

first ever post: usual lurker

Ellen page-Give me a baaam! ted.

Ted Cruz- i cant give you a baam ellen but i can give you a green eggs and haaaaaaam!

[Sgt]

(09-04-2015 05:07 PM)Grodin Wrote:  

I stumbled across this video recently

It seems that Trump is not the only one who's not afraid to hold frame

Masterful

[Remington]

(08-21-2015 08:26 PM)Suits Wrote:  

I love how disappointed she sounds at the end of the video.

This is why most feminists resort to being completely insane when they attempt to debate people who hold different beliefs. They simply don't come out on top when they debase themselves with a civilized discussion.

Suits, just saw watched this video. Hilarious. The comments were fantastic. Here was my favorite one.

Quote:

Patriarchy: How it discriminates against women.

We have to go back to 1914 the start of WW1 to answer this question.
A British women named Emmeline Pankhurst (a political activist) lead a women’s campaign to get the right to vote.
When England entered the war, she and her daughters initiated the White Feather movement where all women would hand out a white feather to eligible looking men who were not in uniform to fight for their country. The white feather was seen as a sign of being a coward According to her; it was the men’s duty to protect their country, women and daughters.
This also took place in WW11. The movement was supported by the government, known as
The Patriarchy. Note that women demanded the vote (which they finely got) not the responsibilities that the men had , like going to war. Note: over 32 million men died in battle
in both wars combined....
Yes the patriarchy is an all boys club for men only.
When a disaster strikes, like a sinking ship; who gets rescued first? Why it’s women and children. Also today we have government support for all kinds of women’s issues like homes for battered women, incentives for women’s education, pay equity laws, affirmative employment legislation for women, courts that give child custody 80% to women, and less jail time for women for the same crime as men. While men receive none of these considerations from government.
One can easily see that patriarchy is the cause of discrimination against women......

[Teedub]

(09-04-2015 05:07 PM)Grodin Wrote:  

I stumbled across this video recently

It seems that Trump is not the only one who's not afraid to hold frame

Ted Cruz seems pretty awesome. If I was American, he'd get my vote.

[Captainstabbin]

Found out why Ellen was trying to get attention. She has a horrible movie coming out called Freeheld about fag rights so, predictably, she got shrill and confrontational to drum up some publicity.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1658801/?ref_=nm_flmg_act_4

Quote:

The movie does exactly what it sets out to do, which will leave many audiences satisfied. It’s an ennobling tearjerker that pats us all on the back for how far we’ve come by recounting one of the countless real-life stepping-stone victories against LGBT discrimination that ultimately led to marriage equality.

[scrambled]

Quote:

Actress Ellen Page said that Texas Sen. Ted Cruz ® and former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee ® seemed homophobic and had failed to adequately address questions about their stances on LGBTQ issues.

(08-22-2015 02:00 PM)Captainstabbin Wrote:  

There is a mental hospital somewhere looking for its escaped patient.

[puckerman]

(08-24-2015 04:07 AM)Paracelsus Wrote:  

(08-24-2015 12:05 AM)CactusCat589 Wrote:  

She was in Inception too.

To add insult to injury, she replaced a hotter actress when she joined the X-Men franchise as Rogue.

Eh, Anna Paquin gives off a similar closet lesbian vibe to me, but whatever floats your boat.

Anna is bisexual. She's five years older, too.

[Grodin]

Another Cruz appearance, on the Colbert show. Cruz really appeals to me but I have to be honest, I don't think he has a good chance to win the republican nomination. He's not 'good on TV' for lack of better word. Not to say he's a bad speaker, I think he's persuasive, but not charismatic.

He actually reminds me a lot of George Bush Sr. (who had his faults, but overall was a stand up guy).

Some in the audience started to boo when he said he believes in democracy. Colbert actually jumped in and defended him a bit there.