re: Some fine looking women at these marches

I wonder if women can go outside and dance with police and eat from food trucks in Saudi Arabia?

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I live in alameda

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on the island ?

great view

Technically....it was a rally/march but a protest. If you need deep meaning or some type of justification for the party, I can't help. Did I vote for Trump? No....am I gonna cry about it for 4 years and bust windows absolutely not. Today was a lot like bay to breakers....just a good time in the bay. Sorry I don't have any political musings for you. I just like watching people have a good time and all the topless women don't hurt. Live a little my friend. Just accept that we don't need a great reason to have a good time out here...hell we can "rally" about the weather. I do love this place, sometimes.

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Just accept that we don't need a great reason to have a good time out here

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Again, no issues with that at all but don't expect anyone to take any issues (if yall actually had any legitimate ones) as serious if you can't even answer my question and your protests are actually just parties.

ETA: Glad that y'all had a party to celebrate our new Pres, though.

I like how they have signs and shirts speaking out against hate, yet many of them are being hateful.

You know what, we live in a country that is so kick arse I can attend a party/protest and not get my teeth kicked out for it. If that ain't reason to celebrate I don't know what is. Trump is just another mouthpiece in a long line of mouthpieces that isn't gonna do shite for either of us. Still, you would have had a good time too....assuming you like music, boobs, and laughter.

Sounds like a giant groupthink

No one knows why they are doing what they are doing, but everyone is doing it, so let's party

Those promises haven't come to fruition just yet....don't count your chickens. I remember other campaign promises....no new taxes, hope, change etc. that shite never happened...I don't think he is Satan but I would be a little hesitant to call him your savior just yet. However, that has nothing to do with why I went today.

as someone who proudly marched today, i saw a lot of people from all walks of life who peacefully protested multiple causes that they felt were of just and important nature to the country.

despite the fact that hillary was the wrong candidate doesn't meant that president trump is a beacon of moral virtuousity, and in fact, has proven countless times in his public life. those who marched, fear for things like their own health care, their birth control, their rights to have an abortion (in protected and life-threatening scenarios), their fellow minority americans, and the environment. in los angeles, more than 750,000 people protested in the downtown area with minor disruption.

i would also say that the postings today judging the attractiveness or unattractiveness of the females marching only lends credence to the idea that women are still seen as as a commodity in today's world. as people to ogle or "have sex" with, as opposed to their own people. i would also to venture based on louisiana health statistics that half of the men posting in this thread are more than likely what would be called "obese" themselves, further adding to the irony of their internet name-calling.

i would also tell you that all walks of life were there. grandparents to kids. all races. all ages. some that people would not think were attractive to some of the best looking people you have ever meet. that they are your fellow americans. and they too deserve a voice.

lastly, i would also remind people in this thread, that 3 million more people voted for hillary then president trump in one of the most contentious and bizarre elections the nation has ever seen, the aftermath of which still is shaking out as we investigate many of the behind the scenes occurrences. there's a lot of faulty logic behind the movement. "not my president" etc. but there's a healthy spirit of dissent that is as american as anything.

we are america. we allow people to dissent and disagree. we allow people to protest. we allow people to peacefully assemble. we allow free speech.

it's right there in the first amendment.

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multiple causes that they felt were of just and important nature to the country.

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Where have they been the past 8 years?

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fear for things like their own health care, their birth control, their rights to have an abortion (in protected and life-threatening scenarios), their fellow minority americans, and the environment.

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Pink Pussy Hats and Ashley Judd screaming about her periods and tampons no doubt convey all of these concerns very well.

Madonna wanting to blow up the White House really drove the environment concerns home as well.

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i would also say that the postings today judging the attractiveness or unattractiveness of the females marching only lends credence to the idea that women are still seen as as a commodity in today's world.

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Men get judged too. It's a two way street just like everything else amongst the two genders.

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and they too deserve a voice

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Who is denying them a voice?

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that 3 million more people voted for hillary t

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I would hope you were smarter than this but I guess not. This talking point literally means nothing and means even less when you take away the illegals that voted illegally

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we allow people to dissent and disagree. we allow people to protest. we allow people to peacefully assemble. we allow free speech.

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Again, no one denies this.... well except for the liberals forming human walls at the inauguration yesterday denying people entry or the people that attacked goldennugget today.