Even Women in Antarctica Hate the New president
I’ve been amazed by the size and enthusiasm (ferocity?) of today’s marches all over the world today. It truly has gone worldwide, and even women in Antarctica hate Cheeto Jesus:
January 21, 2017 By: El Jefe Category: Nasty Women
I’ve been amazed by the size and enthusiasm (ferocity?) of today’s marches all over the world today. It truly has gone worldwide, and even women in Antarctica hate Cheeto Jesus:
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Trump will ignore them. Too. But in their case, it’s because “Antarctica” is a four syllable word, two more than his tweet limit. He would have to Trump translate it into something like “Women Not Hot In Cold Place! So Sad!”
1I’m guessing that most women in Antarctica are either scientists or have some interest in science, so it figures they’d mostly oppose a candidate who doesn’t know climate change from a hole in the ground.
2All over the world. Every continent, islands, outposts, massive crowds in cities, small groups.
It’s not just women either. Families, males, gray heads, babies. It’s awesome!
3Over 5,000 people in Copenhagen (Denmark), almost twice the number predicted. Women, men and kids, Americans, Danes and others.
4So awesome! And the march in Austin today was magnificent. My favorite sign? WE SHALL OVERCOMB.
5Hey 1toughlady! That was my favorite sign here in Houston! It’s a good one. March in Houston was only started ten days ago but still rallied 23K. Over hours ago but I’m still feeling inspired. Great day all over.
6I wonder if this is the first protest to happen on every continent. If the 3 million number for the US holds, that means 1% of our populace turned out.
Sue and I went to an early music concert, (16th century sacred choral) the sort of event where someone without white hair is noteworthy. At intermission everyone had their phones out and showing pictures of their favorite signs.
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