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Gagaloo911

So the fake conservatives are trying to run with a ridiculous narrative. I mean compared to Trump and anything politics this is nothing. NEXT! 

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She was sold into a pedophile ring when she was a child, and was a part of the murder of this guy while being forced to work as a prostitute by his partner.

She served her time and is now doing better things with her life. That's the point of the justice system.

Y'all are too gullible, holy ****.

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Sizzily
6 hours ago, merlot said:

holy f**k !!

how could they not pay attention to their speakers?

now trump supporters are going to use this :madge:

I wouldn't blame them for using this though. Its messed up that they didn't check their sh*t beforehand, they deserve to be called out on this.

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TheBannedShadow

Stoo being so judgemental. 

What she did in the past is still horrible. What I've read, she did her time and paid for her crimes. People can change a lot in 25-years. 

I believe that people who have done unforgivable can try to make amends. They shouldn't be placed in high power positions but they should get the chance to show the world that they have changed and do good.

I myself like to believe that she has grown as a person and treats people equally. If we strive to make this world a better place we also must include those who have done horrible things but who are ready to fight the good fight. 

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Sepsami
7 hours ago, En_Sabah_Nur said:

So I received this meme yesterday through FB messenger from a friend.  I was skeptical at first, so I decided to do my own research & lo and behold it's TRUE!!!  I must say I am truly disgusted by this...  :neyde::neyde::neyde:

Should they(the organizers of the women's march) had done a background check on ALL of the speakers who attended?!?

What do you guys think?

 

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Women’s March Featured Speaker Who Kidnapped And Tortured A Man 

 

"The Women’s March on Washington last week featured as a speaker convicted felon Donna Hylton who, along with several others, kidnapped a man and then tortured him to death.

Hylton’s name is listed on the Women’s March website alongside prominent liberals like Planned Parenthood president Cecile Richards, actress Gloria Steinem, filmmaker Michael Moore and CNN commentator Van Jones.

Hylton, along with three men and three other women, kidnapped 62-year-old real-estate broker Thomas Vigliarolo and held him for ransom, before eventually killing him. As noted in a 1995 Psychology Today article, when asked about forcibly sodomizing the victim with a three foot steel pole, one of Hylton’s accomplices replied: “He was a homo anyway.”

Speaking about Hylton, New York City Detective William Spurling told Psychology Today: “I couldn’t believe this girl who was so intelligent and nice-looking could be so unemotional about what she was telling me she and her friends had done. They’d squeezed the victim’s testicles with a pair of pliers, beat him, burned him.”

According to that same article, Hylton delivered a ransom note to a friend of Vigliarolo’s asking for more than $400,000, even though the victim was already dead by that point. A 1985 article in The New York Times, which misspelled Donna’s last name as “Hilton,” put the ransom demand at $435,000. For her participation in the murder, according to Psychology Today, Hylton was sentenced to 25 years in prison.

Organizers of the march, who banned pro-life women from participating, did not return The Daily Caller’s request for comment regarding Hylton’s participation as a featured speaker.

Hylton, who now works as an activist for criminal justice reform, participated in a panel last April in support of Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders’s failed presidential campaign.

Hylton’s participation in the Women’s March was first pointed out by conservative outlet The American Spectator.

Correction: this article originally attributed the quote from Hylton’s accomplice to Hylton. 
 

SOURCE: http://dailycaller.com/2017/01/16/pro-life-women-banned-from-inclusive-womens-march/ 

 

 

I think the whole women's march was stupid, a bunch of people coming together fighting for rights they already have. So, I'm not surprised someone like this was invited to speak, most of the people there are clueless anyways. 

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Sepsami
5 hours ago, Gagaloo92 said:

So the fake conservatives are trying to run with a ridiculous narrative. I mean compared to Trump and anything politics this is nothing. NEXT! 

Excuse me, she tortured a man to death and was invited to speak by incompetent people too lazy to do a background check, this is not nothing.

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Sepsami
6 hours ago, merlot said:

holy f**k !!

how could they not pay attention to their speakers?

now trump supporters are going to use this :madge:

And they should 

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Jenniferella
4 minutes ago, Sepsami said:

I think the whole women's march was stupid, a bunch of people coming together fighting for rights they already have. So, I'm not surprised someone like this was invited to speak, most of the people there are clueless anyways

Did you follow anything about the latest discussions about abortion for example ? Women's wage ? Women's overall spot within society ? It doesn't look like it.

You are the clueless one.

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Sepsami
1 minute ago, DevilHeart said:

Did you follow anything about the latest discussions about abortion for example ? Women's wage ? Women's overall spot within society ? It doesn't look like it.

You are the clueless one.

Well I have been up to date with abortion as a topic and I agree it's worrysome but the wage gap is calculated across all men and women working full time, it doesn't take into account differences in function for example.. And I fail to see how women's spot in society is still inferior to men, honestly. People like to equate women to an opressed minority and they're simply not :neyde:

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Jenniferella
6 minutes ago, Sepsami said:

And I fail to see how women's spot in society is still inferior to men, honestly. People like to equate women to an opressed minority and they're simply not :neyde:

Clueless. You clearly don't know what you're talking about. Go for some statistics, go figure out how many women are working at high(-er) strata. In politics, medicine, culture...they're all a minority and they should not be since we are talking about equality. We still live in a very misogynist society and the fact that you don't see that is nothing but your own ignorance's fault, not mine or anybody else's

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Sepsami
1 minute ago, DevilHeart said:

Clueless. You clearly don't know what you're talking about. Go for some statistics, go figure out how many women are working at high(-er) strata. In politicsm medicine, culture...they're all a minority and they should not be since we are talking about equality. We still live in a very misogynist society and the fact that you don't see that is nothing but your own ignorance's fault, not mine or anybody else's

Well instead of calling me clueless you could provide me with data and convince me :awkney: Don't you think that the reason there is a "wage gap" is because women (on average) tend to go for jobs that are more about getting in contact with people like human resources, psychology, nursing etc. Jobs that happen to earn less than jobs men typically go for. There is still misogyny, just like there still is racism and homophobia, you can't expect it to disappear completely. But instutional misogyny is a myth imo.

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teenagechrist

Ok, I was really mad when I first read about this BUT I've been reading about her and she had a really ****ed up background when she was a child that could take her to do the horrible crimes that she did. She went to prison for 27 years, and I believe that delinquents can be reinserted into society after paying time in prison, so I don't think we should judge her now that she is trying to do something good for society. Shaming her for things she has done in the past it's wrong, it's an act of marginalization that could take her to make another crime. 

Edit: Btw, I think the guy was not gay. 

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Jenniferella
Just now, Sepsami said:

Well instead of calling me clueless you could provide me with data and convince me :awkney: Don't you think that the reason there is a "wage gap" is because women (on average) tend to go for jobs that are more about getting in contact with people like human resources, psychology, nursing etc. Jobs that happen to earn less than jobs men typically go for. There is still misogyny, just like there still is racism and homophobia, you can't expect it to disappear completely. But instutional misogyny is a myth imo.

Oh yes, women's jobs for women and men's jobs for men, what a progressive way of thinking. Doesn't it remind you of the basic concept of misogyny ? It's not that they are naturally attracted to smaller jobs, it's just that higher jobs are more difficult to reach when you're a woman. It's a fact, I don't think I need to provide any proof of it, it has been long discussed for the past decades and it's still going on. You can find all kinds of statistics if you google them. The only thing I'd agree with is that things are getting better for women but we're still far from being able to talk about equality.

By the way, don't dismiss my other points which I'd like you to reply to.

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