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Female CEO: Women Shouldn't Be Presidents


Jed

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I'm not female so I can't be certain, but I am of the belief that just because someone gets a period doesn't mean they become some wild warmongering fiend :emma: There are so many people making out that the difference between women on and off their period is like a Jekyll and hyde transformation :emma:

​also it's as if Hilary is going to get her period any time soon? Homegirl's daughter has a daughter I think it's safe to say she's post menopausal

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​also it's as if Hilary is going to get her period any time soon? Homegirl's daughter has a daughter I think it's safe to say she's post menopausal

OMG. How inadverdently ageist yet hilariously funny and oh so true of you LOL :lmao:

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​also it's as if Hilary is going to get her period any time soon? Homegirl's daughter has a daughter I think it's safe to say she's post menopausal

​Exactly! :emma: 

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...but with the hormones we have there is no way we should be able to start a war. Yes I run my own business and I love it and I am great at it BUT that is not the same as being the President, that should be left to a man, a good, strong, honorable man

What a pile of BS. Any great manager will likely succeed as being a great president or any chief executive of any country, period. And why should it be a top concern for someone to be able to start a war when it's far more productive to prevent one from starting? Also, women can be 'good, strong, honorable" too for them to be able to lead a nation and run a government, if only given the same chance like any 'good, strong, honorable' man on Earth.  

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SleepingSun

The hormones argument is still used by these people? Jeez, they should do some research already instead of spreading such nonesense. And to say that only a man can be a 'good, strong and honorable' president is just... Ugh! Lord have mercy!

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LoveandMagic

I think history would (and will) disagree with her tremendously, but I get the feeling she isn't too educated. I noticed she tried to use her religion as an excuse...really? She may want to delve further into the Bible to see what it has to say about women and their status. By the way, Hilary is a Christian.

Men get hormonal too. So what? I think we have had enough male Presidents who have shown exceedingly bad judgement, not to mention several current male politicians who have shown they have ABSOLUTELY no business being in ANY position of power. 

I expect we shall be seeing her on Fox News any day now. I expect all the hosts that were rooting for Michelle Bachman and Sarah Palin will be agreeing ecstatically with her (they've already started their s-xist, ageist campaign against Hilary). I just hope she has the required tight skirted uniform.

Just repeat to yourself, "It's just a show. I should really just relax."
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OMG. How inadverdently ageist yet hilariously funny and oh so true of you LOL :lmao:

​Brb gotta go look up the average age of women when they hit menopause to make sure I wasn't being too ageist :lolgaga:

 

 

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Bloody

The real question is: Will women ever be equal to men? It all starts from there.

No unfortunately, they'll need more years to be equal to men.I've got 2 sisters and I've learnt to respect women, but not every man does that and it's sad. 

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​Brb gotta go look up the average age of women when they hit menopause to make sure I wasn't being too ageist :lolgaga:

 

 

​http://www.medicinenet.com/menopause/page2.htm

Apparently it can go to as late as 60 but Hilary is 67.

It's still a ridiculous ****ing argument. Obama was very young when he went in and I want a woman to be able to be elected at such a young age as well (if she's qualified).

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CannaeDrive

Hatshepsut, Empress Irene of Athens, Isabella I of Castile, Queen Elizabeth I, Catherine the Great and many others say hello.

There are so many other reasons than being a female with so called "hormone issues" if you want to make a case for H. Clinton not being worthy of the presidency.

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Hatshepsut, Empress Irene of Athens, Isabella I of Castile, Queen Elizabeth I, Catherine the Great and many others say hello.

There are so many other reasons than being a female with so called "hormone issues" if you want to make a case for H. Clinton not being worthy of the presidency.

​exactly. I wouldn't have (and don't have) a problem with people disagreeing with Clinton being elected as long as they give a good reply. If you think the Benghazi/email fiasco is bad then that's definitely enough to eliminate her from your mind.. But to say "she hates america" or "her hormones aren't right" is ignorant as hell

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Haroon

It's pretty worrying that a woman thinks like this of her own kind, you'd imagine that after experiencing some negative patriarchal effects that it'd spur a person further towards wanting women to be in positions of power to prove the naysayers wrong :huh:

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Morphine Prince

This b---h should remain the CEO of her small ass company and stop pretending to be a scientist. 

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