Dear Fellow White Women: We F**ked This Up

[Some Guy]

My wife is white and would've voted for Trump if she could have, cause for some reason she wasn't registered. Doesn't matter much though, we live in Illinois. That stupid electoral college system and all.

In fact, i joked about voting for Hillary Clinton if Hillary would abolish daylight savings time. My wife immediately told my parents on me.

 

[Meathead]

Strange, considering the Republicans 8-year War Against Women.

 

[Rustic]

Exit polls show 53 percent of white women voted for Trump — compared to only 43 percent for Clinton.

Fellow white women, I’m done with you.

After all this talk of allyship, you didn’t show up to the polls to push back against the openly racist, xenophobic, misogynistic now-President-elect Donald Trump.

The exit polls from the Nov. 8 election show that 53 percent of white women voted for Donald Trump, compared to only 43 percent for Hillary Clinton. It appears many white women are not moved by Trump’s sexism, and instead would rather applaud the candidate for his lack of political correctness.

After all the supposed progress we’ve made, painstakingly trying to change a white feminist movement into an intersectional one (and for that we have only the hard work of women of color to thank), white women didn’t show up to fight back against a man whose rhetoric and policies directly attack women of color, immigrant women, Muslim women, LGBTQ women and more.

And the worst part is: By the end, he had come for you, too. For many it wasn’t enough when he came for Muslims, Latinos and Black people. The real “pearl clutch” was the “grab em by the pussy” moment, one that threatened all women but specifically white women. All of a sudden, everyone was appalled, and theendorsements started dropping like flies ― as if, to paraphrase Maya Angelou, he hadn’t already shown us who he was.

To quote one of my favorite lines from Roxane Gay’s Bad Feminist: “And yet.” And yet you still didn’t show up to the polls to elect our first woman president ― a white lady, no less. When the demographic split for the exit polls came out, showing the divide between Trump and Clinton supporters, my eyes immediately jumped to one group: white women. Tell me we came through for our sisters of color, I begged, at least this one time. We didn’t.

So I am ashamed. I am ashamed of my country. I am ashamed of white people. But more than anyone else, I am ashamed of white women. Is this who we really are?Clearly ― and it is who we have always been.

So take a good long look in the mirror this morning, and instead of blaming others for this nightmare we’ve woken up to ― no, we’ve chosen ― make an active choice today: The buck stops with you.

This is what an ally looks like. Be one. Because in the next four to eight years, our sisters of color will need one ― though who knows if they will trust us now.

Dear Fellow White Women: We F**ked This Up

Yes they did. Thank you, Sarah Ruiz-Grossman! This is truly a sad day.

Washington Redskin, when there is women president it's much better that she is a conservative/libertarian. All progressives are control freaks and that does not represent most American women and men.

 

[AnCap'n_Murica]

 

[SwimExpert]

Fellow white women, I’m done with you.

After all this talk of allyship, you didn’t show up to the polls to push back against the openly racist, xenophobic, misogynistic now-President-elect Donald Trump.

Yeah, because that first sentence isn't racist or sexist at all.

 

[Claudette]

Fellow white women, I’m done with you.

After all this talk of allyship, you didn’t show up to the polls to push back against the openly racist, xenophobic, misogynistic now-President-elect Donald Trump.

Yeah, because that first sentence isn't racist or sexist at all.

Just have to look at who he op is. That says it all. LOL

 

[CarlinAnnArbor]

So I am ashamed. I am ashamed of my country. I am ashamed of white people. But more than anyone else, I am ashamed of white women.

Nobody cares about your "moral" standards. In time, you'll realize that.

 

[Illya. K. Makrus]

I'm among the 53%, and let me tell you that I'm proud of what I saw last night.
Trump is not a sexist. No body qualifies more for that title than HRC in this race. Look at her dirty past when you calm down, and it's not so hard to find that out. In addition, the democrats who constantly paint women as weak, over-sensitive, and ignorant are the real sexists. They arrogantly assumed they will cheat us all easily, and I'm just so glad that it blew right in their face.
This election is not about race, gender, or anything like that. It's about the future of America as one nation united. We the American people defended democracy from the corrupt establishment and arrogant elites, giving ourselves an opportunity to save our country -- that's what really happened last night, and I'm proud to be part of it!

 

[buckeye45_73]

Exit polls show 53 percent of white women voted for Trump — compared to only 43 percent for Clinton.

Fellow white women, I’m done with you.

After all this talk of allyship, you didn’t show up to the polls to push back against the openly racist, xenophobic, misogynistic now-President-elect Donald Trump.

The exit polls from the Nov. 8 election show that 53 percent of white women voted for Donald Trump, compared to only 43 percent for Hillary Clinton. It appears many white women are not moved by Trump’s sexism, and instead would rather applaud the candidate for his lack of political correctness.

After all the supposed progress we’ve made, painstakingly trying to change a white feminist movement into an intersectional one (and for that we have only the hard work of women of color to thank), white women didn’t show up to fight back against a man whose rhetoric and policies directly attack women of color, immigrant women, Muslim women, LGBTQ women and more.

And the worst part is: By the end, he had come for you, too. For many it wasn’t enough when he came for Muslims, Latinos and Black people. The real “pearl clutch” was the “grab em by the pussy” moment, one that threatened all women but specifically white women. All of a sudden, everyone was appalled, and theendorsements started dropping like flies ― as if, to paraphrase Maya Angelou, he hadn’t already shown us who he was.

To quote one of my favorite lines from Roxane Gay’s Bad Feminist: “And yet.” And yet you still didn’t show up to the polls to elect our first woman president ― a white lady, no less. When the demographic split for the exit polls came out, showing the divide between Trump and Clinton supporters, my eyes immediately jumped to one group: white women. Tell me we came through for our sisters of color, I begged, at least this one time. We didn’t.

So I am ashamed. I am ashamed of my country. I am ashamed of white people. But more than anyone else, I am ashamed of white women. Is this who we really are?Clearly ― and it is who we have always been.

So take a good long look in the mirror this morning, and instead of blaming others for this nightmare we’ve woken up to ― no, we’ve chosen ― make an active choice today: The buck stops with you.

This is what an ally looks like. Be one. Because in the next four to eight years, our sisters of color will need one ― though who knows if they will trust us now.

Dear Fellow White Women: We F**ked This Up

Yes they did. Thank you, Sarah Ruiz-Grossman! This is truly a sad day.

Lakhota people vote issues not fear mongering, but please keep saying everyone who disagrees witb you is racist, sexist, homophobic.

 

[Godboy]

Persoanlly, I was done with american white women by about the 8th grade.

I guess that works out great, since they "aint looking for no broke niggas".

Oh I'm white shoog.

No you're not. We've seen your racist posts.

 

[Fenton Lum]

Persoanlly, I was done with american white women by about the 8th grade.

I guess that works out great, since they "aint looking for no broke niggas".

Oh I'm white shoog.

No you're not. We've seen your racist posts.

Man, the way some of you poor lost fucks come to "know" things is hilarious. White as you are pard.

 

[tycho1572]

Exit polls show 53 percent of white women voted for Trump — compared to only 43 percent for Clinton.

Fellow white women, I’m done with you.

After all this talk of allyship, you didn’t show up to the polls to push back against the openly racist, xenophobic, misogynistic now-President-elect Donald Trump.

The exit polls from the Nov. 8 election show that 53 percent of white women voted for Donald Trump, compared to only 43 percent for Hillary Clinton. It appears many white women are not moved by Trump’s sexism, and instead would rather applaud the candidate for his lack of political correctness.

After all the supposed progress we’ve made, painstakingly trying to change a white feminist movement into an intersectional one (and for that we have only the hard work of women of color to thank), white women didn’t show up to fight back against a man whose rhetoric and policies directly attack women of color, immigrant women, Muslim women, LGBTQ women and more.

And the worst part is: By the end, he had come for you, too. For many it wasn’t enough when he came for Muslims, Latinos and Black people. The real “pearl clutch” was the “grab em by the pussy” moment, one that threatened all women but specifically white women. All of a sudden, everyone was appalled, and theendorsements started dropping like flies ― as if, to paraphrase Maya Angelou, he hadn’t already shown us who he was.

To quote one of my favorite lines from Roxane Gay’s Bad Feminist: “And yet.” And yet you still didn’t show up to the polls to elect our first woman president ― a white lady, no less. When the demographic split for the exit polls came out, showing the divide between Trump and Clinton supporters, my eyes immediately jumped to one group: white women. Tell me we came through for our sisters of color, I begged, at least this one time. We didn’t.

So I am ashamed. I am ashamed of my country. I am ashamed of white people. But more than anyone else, I am ashamed of white women. Is this who we really are?Clearly ― and it is who we have always been.

So take a good long look in the mirror this morning, and instead of blaming others for this nightmare we’ve woken up to ― no, we’ve chosen ― make an active choice today: The buck stops with you.

This is what an ally looks like. Be one. Because in the next four to eight years, our sisters of color will need one ― though who knows if they will trust us now.

Dear Fellow White Women: We F**ked This Up

Yes they did. Thank you, Sarah Ruiz-Grossman! This is truly a sad day.

 

[Dogmaphobe]

Persoanlly, I was done with american white women by about the 8th grade.

You were breast feeding until eighth grade!!??

 

[Godboy]

Persoanlly, I was done with american white women by about the 8th grade.

I guess that works out great, since they "aint looking for no broke niggas".

Oh I'm white shoog.

No you're not. We've seen your racist posts.

Man, the way some of you poor lost fucks come to "know" things is hilarious. White as you are pard.

You see, it's posts like that that give you away. You gleefully denounce white people every chance you get.

 

[eagle7_31]

Exit polls show 53 percent of white women voted for Trump — compared to only 43 percent for Clinton.

Fellow white women, I’m done with you.

After all this talk of allyship, you didn’t show up to the polls to push back against the openly racist, xenophobic, misogynistic now-President-elect Donald Trump.

The exit polls from the Nov. 8 election show that 53 percent of white women voted for Donald Trump, compared to only 43 percent for Hillary Clinton. It appears many white women are not moved by Trump’s sexism, and instead would rather applaud the candidate for his lack of political correctness.

After all the supposed progress we’ve made, painstakingly trying to change a white feminist movement into an intersectional one (and for that we have only the hard work of women of color to thank), white women didn’t show up to fight back against a man whose rhetoric and policies directly attack women of color, immigrant women, Muslim women, LGBTQ women and more.

And the worst part is: By the end, he had come for you, too. For many it wasn’t enough when he came for Muslims, Latinos and Black people. The real “pearl clutch” was the “grab em by the pussy” moment, one that threatened all women but specifically white women. All of a sudden, everyone was appalled, and theendorsements started dropping like flies ― as if, to paraphrase Maya Angelou, he hadn’t already shown us who he was.

To quote one of my favorite lines from Roxane Gay’s Bad Feminist: “And yet.” And yet you still didn’t show up to the polls to elect our first woman president ― a white lady, no less. When the demographic split for the exit polls came out, showing the divide between Trump and Clinton supporters, my eyes immediately jumped to one group: white women. Tell me we came through for our sisters of color, I begged, at least this one time. We didn’t.

So I am ashamed. I am ashamed of my country. I am ashamed of white people. But more than anyone else, I am ashamed of white women. Is this who we really are?Clearly ― and it is who we have always been.

So take a good long look in the mirror this morning, and instead of blaming others for this nightmare we’ve woken up to ― no, we’ve chosen ― make an active choice today: The buck stops with you.

This is what an ally looks like. Be one. Because in the next four to eight years, our sisters of color will need one ― though who knows if they will trust us now.

Dear Fellow White Women: We F**ked This Up

Yes they did. Thank you, Sarah Ruiz-Grossman! This is truly a sad day.

Your side made your own mess,,,,,deal with it.

 

[The Sage of Main Street]

Exit polls show 53 percent of white women voted for Trump — compared to only 43 percent for Clinton.

Fellow white women, I’m done with you.

After all this talk of allyship, you didn’t show up to the polls to push back against the openly racist, xenophobic, misogynistic now-President-elect Donald Trump.

The exit polls from the Nov. 8 election show that 53 percent of white women voted for Donald Trump, compared to only 43 percent for Hillary Clinton. It appears many white women are not moved by Trump’s sexism, and instead would rather applaud the candidate for his lack of political correctness.

After all the supposed progress we’ve made, painstakingly trying to change a white feminist movement into an intersectional one (and for that we have only the hard work of women of color to thank), white women didn’t show up to fight back against a man whose rhetoric and policies directly attack women of color, immigrant women, Muslim women, LGBTQ women and more.

And the worst part is: By the end, he had come for you, too. For many it wasn’t enough when he came for Muslims, Latinos and Black people. The real “pearl clutch” was the “grab em by the pussy” moment, one that threatened all women but specifically white women. All of a sudden, everyone was appalled, and theendorsements started dropping like flies ― as if, to paraphrase Maya Angelou, he hadn’t already shown us who he was.

To quote one of my favorite lines from Roxane Gay’s Bad Feminist: “And yet.” And yet you still didn’t show up to the polls to elect our first woman president ― a white lady, no less. When the demographic split for the exit polls came out, showing the divide between Trump and Clinton supporters, my eyes immediately jumped to one group: white women. Tell me we came through for our sisters of color, I begged, at least this one time. We didn’t.

So I am ashamed. I am ashamed of my country. I am ashamed of white people. But more than anyone else, I am ashamed of white women. Is this who we really are?Clearly ― and it is who we have always been.

So take a good long look in the mirror this morning, and instead of blaming others for this nightmare we’ve woken up to ― no, we’ve chosen ― make an active choice today: The buck stops with you.

This is what an ally looks like. Be one. Because in the next four to eight years, our sisters of color will need one ― though who knows if they will trust us now.

Dear Fellow White Women: We F**ked This Up

Yes they did. Thank you, Sarah Ruiz-Grossman! This is truly a sad day.

Penis-Envy Piranhas

BIG SISTERHOOD IS WATCHING YOU! Femininnies attract the women men don't want.

 

[Bruce_T_Laney]

Exit polls show 53 percent of white women voted for Trump — compared to only 43 percent for Clinton.

Fellow white women, I’m done with you.

After all this talk of allyship, you didn’t show up to the polls to push back against the openly racist, xenophobic, misogynistic now-President-elect Donald Trump.

The exit polls from the Nov. 8 election show that 53 percent of white women voted for Donald Trump, compared to only 43 percent for Hillary Clinton. It appears many white women are not moved by Trump’s sexism, and instead would rather applaud the candidate for his lack of political correctness.

After all the supposed progress we’ve made, painstakingly trying to change a white feminist movement into an intersectional one (and for that we have only the hard work of women of color to thank), white women didn’t show up to fight back against a man whose rhetoric and policies directly attack women of color, immigrant women, Muslim women, LGBTQ women and more.

And the worst part is: By the end, he had come for you, too. For many it wasn’t enough when he came for Muslims, Latinos and Black people. The real “pearl clutch” was the “grab em by the pussy” moment, one that threatened all women but specifically white women. All of a sudden, everyone was appalled, and theendorsements started dropping like flies ― as if, to paraphrase Maya Angelou, he hadn’t already shown us who he was.

To quote one of my favorite lines from Roxane Gay’s Bad Feminist: “And yet.” And yet you still didn’t show up to the polls to elect our first woman president ― a white lady, no less. When the demographic split for the exit polls came out, showing the divide between Trump and Clinton supporters, my eyes immediately jumped to one group: white women. Tell me we came through for our sisters of color, I begged, at least this one time. We didn’t.

So I am ashamed. I am ashamed of my country. I am ashamed of white people. But more than anyone else, I am ashamed of white women. Is this who we really are?Clearly ― and it is who we have always been.

So take a good long look in the mirror this morning, and instead of blaming others for this nightmare we’ve woken up to ― no, we’ve chosen ― make an active choice today: The buck stops with you.

This is what an ally looks like. Be one. Because in the next four to eight years, our sisters of color will need one ― though who knows if they will trust us now.

Dear Fellow White Women: We F**ked This Up

Yes they did. Thank you, Sarah Ruiz-Grossman! This is truly a sad day.

Instead of blaming everyone else maybe those like you should look at your flawed candidate and ask how the hell did she lose the white women vote to a man like Trump?

It is very telling about the woman running for President and her failure to connect to the white women voter, but alas you will ignore that and blame everyone and thing because you can not live with the reality that Clinton was too flawed to win...

 

[paulitician]

I've noticed you white women mess up a lot. (-:

Some white women, unlike Shittingbull, have brains and common sense. They know a scam when they see one.

Just think. Shittingbull has four years to bitch about Trump.

You can't cure stupid.

Oh shit, 'Post of the Year' nomination for sure. Classic.

 

[Lakhota]

I've noticed you white women mess up a lot. (-:

Some white women, unlike Shittingbull, have brains and common sense. They know a scam when they see one.

Just think. Shittingbull has four years to bitch about Trump.

You can't cure stupid.

Thanks for the racial epithet - which is just one of the reasons I refer to you degenerates as NaziCons.

 

[Flash]

Fellow white women, I’m done with you.

Maybe the reality is that the White Women are done with the Libtard Moon Bats.