A story about the million women march denigrates into comments about how a man let his wife have knee pads and another claiming he gives his wife a day off each month. People calling each other idiots and Republitards and Demorats and all kinds of disgusting names and terms. Have you ever really listened to men discussing their favorite teams?
My team is going whoop on your team and your coach is a fool and your quarterback can't hit the broad side of a barn and a bunch of other useless, derogatory, and inflammatory statements that only cause hurt feelings and accomplishes nothing.
When I was in "A" school we were told if the commander asked us a question that we better be prepared to give reasons for our onions. If the Captain wanted to know how we liked the cafeteria don't just say the food sucks but be prepared to tell him why it was bad and what could be done to improve it.
One man expressed his opinion and someone commented he was wearing his 'tinfoil hat" too high. He never did express why he thought the guy was wrong or what he was wrong about and why he thought he was wrong. One woman wrote in favor of the MWM and said it was for women's rights. Which rights did she think she needed she didn't have? Or was she fighting to keep a right that she thought was threatened.
I didn't learn a thing about what the purpose of the march was but I did learn that people had strong feelings about it but they could not or would not articulate their concerns.
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