US Dem Rep Pramila Jayapal of Seattle floats national women’s strike in response to Supreme Court abortion decision

[basquebromance]

who would do the letters on Wheel Of Fortune then? would male FBI agents wear wigs and pose as women to infiltrate Jane's Revenge? this is unworkable!

Iceland did a similar thing many years ago and the whole country came to a halt

 

[Mashmont]

who would do the letters on Wheel Of Fortune then? would male FBI agents wear wigs and pose as women to infiltrate Jane's Revenge? this is unworkable!

Iceland did a similar thing many years ago and the whole country came to a halt

Wife: I'd like to go on a trip this year.
Me: Where would you like to go?
Wife: I don't know. Someplace I haven't been before.
Me: How about the kitchen?
-- Henny Youngman

 

[Mashmont]

who would do the letters on Wheel Of Fortune then? would male FBI agents wear wigs and pose as women to infiltrate Jane's Revenge? this is unworkable!

Iceland did a similar thing many years ago and the whole country came to a halt

That's a brilliant idea. Hurt millions of people by further destroying the economy.
Justice Democrats should all be arrested.

 

[Mashmont]

who would do the letters on Wheel Of Fortune then? would male FBI agents wear wigs and pose as women to infiltrate Jane's Revenge? this is unworkable!

Iceland did a similar thing many years ago and the whole country came to a halt

Jayapal was one of those who "shouted her abortion".

 

[Dont Taz Me Bro]

The Iceland Women's Strike was to protest unfair labor practices and wage discrepancies between men and women. Quite a different ballgame than getting people to "strike" over a court ruling regarding a procedure that only 2% of women get per year and isn't even banned by the ruling. Americans have it far too easy and live in too much decadence to get off their asses and engage in this type of protest. Even if they did, it would hardly have the same affect. This isn't the 70s where there were still a lot of housewives running the household while Dad was at work and Dad had no clue how to work the oven or the washing machine. Both parents work these days in and out of the home sharing parental and household duties.

 

[basquebromance]

Jayapal was one of those who "shouted her abortion".

I bet it's true she did have to have an abortion. Jayapal is plenty good lookin'

 

[basquebromance]

if women strike, there is hope that previously reluctant men come my way!

 

[Sunsettommy]

More evidence in how stupid leftist democrats is and she is a whack job in my state!

Washington will allow abortions up to:

"abortion legal up to the point where a fetus was viable"

Thus around 23 weeks.

 

[shockedcanadian]

So the argument that abortion is going to keep women poor is going to be fought by having working women go on strike, risk their jobs and end up...poor?

Surely there is a better approach than this. As an outsider, I think the decision was ill-timed,and Supreme Courts should do a much better job communicating their decisions. Right now, many women just believe abortion in America is banned, CBC and BBC certainly don't explain the details to viewers.

 

[two_iron]

I'm going to do my part, because that's how I roll.

I swear, on a stack of limousines that Trump has carjacked, I will NEVER fuck this:

(although the homogeneous scent of curry powder, human shit and a festering mole, does sound intriguing!)

 

[JGalt]

I foresee a lot of angry, pissed off liberal males in the future.

 

[theHawk]

who would do the letters on Wheel Of Fortune then? would male FBI agents wear wigs and pose as women to infiltrate Jane's Revenge? this is unworkable!

Iceland did a similar thing many years ago and the whole country came to a halt

Do it.

Maybe women would realize there is more to life than being a corporate slave?

 

[yidnar]

The Iceland Women's Strike was to protest unfair labor practices and wage discrepancies between men and women. Quite a different ballgame than getting people to "strike" over a court ruling regarding a procedure that only 2% of women get per year and isn't even banned by the ruling. Americans have it far too easy and live in too much decadence to get off their asses and engage in this type of protest. Even if they did, it would hardly have the same affect. This isn't the 70s where there were still a lot of housewives running the household while Dad was at work and Dad had no clue how to work the oven or the washing machine. Both parents work these days in and out of the home sharing parental and household duties.

have you noticed that there arent large numbers of African Americans attending the pro abortion protests even though the left claims that they will suffer the biggest negative impact over the SC decision ?

 

[g5000]

When I saw the topic title, I thought it meant these women were going to stop putting out.

That's the whole reason there are abortions in the first place!

 

[Missouri_Mike]

How will we possibly survive the sandwich shortage.

 

[Esdraelon]

So the argument that abortion is going to keep women poor is going to be fought by having working women go on strike, risk their jobs and end up...poor?

Surely there is a better approach than this. As an outsider, I think the decision was ill-timed,and Supreme Courts should do a much better job communicating their decisions. Right now, many women just believe abortion in America is banned, CBC and BBC certainly don't explain the details to viewers.

Only women who get all of their news from MSM believe the lie about abortion being outlawed. You know, the same crowd that votes uniformly for Democrats?

 

[basquebromance]

 

[SweetSue92]

who would do the letters on Wheel Of Fortune then? would male FBI agents wear wigs and pose as women to infiltrate Jane's Revenge? this is unworkable!

Iceland did a similar thing many years ago and the whole country came to a halt

I guess she lives in an echo chamber and believes most women think like she does.

This is monumentally stupid

 

[Harpy Eagle]

Americans have it far too easy and live in too much decadence to get off their asses and engage in this type of protest.

I agree with this part.

Even if they did, it would hardly have the same affect. This isn't the 70s where there were still a lot of housewives running the household while Dad was at work and Dad had no clue how to work the oven or the washing machine. Both parents work these days in and out of the home sharing parental and household duties.

So, if all those women working had a "sick out" on the same couple of days, do you think people might notice?

 

[basquebromance]

Jayapal's only risk of pregnancy would be if a zoologist inseminated her in a lab