emilynghiem
Constitutionalist / Universalist
The freaky women's march aim was to divide the country even more. As long as Soros sponsors the event, one doesn't even have to speculate about its goals.
The danger of such crazy anti- Trump crowds is: you have the crowd and the police next to each other. Add a sniper or two, shooting several people from both sides, and next thing you have is a coup. The Ukrainian coup started the same way and Soros was sponsoring it as well.
Trump supporters, be very alert, please.
Dear Stratford57 and JakeStarkey
I think Jake is on to something here.
If the women on left and right can FINALLY unite in stopping
* rape
* trafficking
* war crimes and violence targeting women
BOOM. there you have it.
That's a LOT of women you'd have to "buy out" to get them to stop.
And from the prolife women and prochoice women I know,
they are not going to stop until rape and abuse stops.
So the price they ask is not something that can be bought or sold.
The only thing missing is unity.
The media has been allowing the sellout of these issues
for political points. Both Clinton and Trump's camps played the
"rape card" for election hype, and should owe it to real victims
of rape and trafficking to end this scourge.
If both sides hold BOTH camps to get serious about ending the abuse and violence,
and won't take no for an answer,
this movement will finally succeed with unified commitment.
We'll see how long it takes from here
for both sides coming from "left and right" to figure it out that winning depends on uniting and closing off any gap or division the party politics can exploit to play one side against the other for points.