Billy000
Democratic Socialist
- Nov 10, 2011
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What I'm saying is that the sum of all these comments makes him look like a bonafide sexist. Had he just said the schlong comment, he probably wouldn't receive this severe of a backlash.I agree that's the context he was using, but it doesn't look good when coupled with his other comments about women.How do you know they don't care if NPR said it? When did he even say it?That particular comment does not bother me.
It bothers a lot of lefties who continue call Trump vulgar for using it while ignoring that one of their own used it toward one of their own.
It's pretty easy to separate the two incidents however. This is probably the only thing of that nature that the NPR host had said. If Trump continues to talk about bodily functions of females, after a while he develops a reputation of being sexist.
By the way, the CONTEXT in which is was used wasn't sexual. It means getting your assed whipped in a figurative sense. Leave it up to the party of sexual deviant protectors to make it out as something it isn't.
So you couple something unrelated to anything sexual with something you consider sexual and call it a pattern. That's like saying a person wearing plaid one day and stripes the next wears the same thing.