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ehrnst

(32,640 posts) Sat Apr 22, 2017, 06:31 PM Apr 2017

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Women's reproductive health and lives are simply "social issues," not health care/economic issues.

- The Tea Party, Freedom Caucus, and now apparently some who wish to "reform" the Democratic Party.

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Women's reproductive health and lives are simply "social issues," not health care/economic issues. (Original Post) ehrnst Apr 2017 OP

Yep. Lots of mansplaining going on today. nt LexVegas Apr 2017 #1

This message was self-deleted by its author ehrnst Apr 2017 #2

Gals just don't seem to get what is "universal" ehrnst Apr 2017 #3

well, you see, if a wife dies in childbirth, the husband can remarry a younger wife demigoddess Apr 2017 #4

so tired of sexism from mansplaining, clueless assholes Skittles Apr 2017 #5

LexVegas

(6,059 posts)

1. Yep. Lots of mansplaining going on today. nt

Reply to ehrnst (Original post)

Sat Apr 22, 2017, 06:33 PM

Apr 2017

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ehrnst This message was self-deleted by its author.

ehrnst

(32,640 posts)

3. Gals just don't seem to get what is "universal"

Reply to LexVegas (Reply #1)

Sat Apr 22, 2017, 07:05 PM

Apr 2017

From what I am told.

demigoddess

(6,640 posts)

4. well, you see, if a wife dies in childbirth, the husband can remarry a younger wife

Reply to ehrnst (Original post)

Sat Apr 22, 2017, 07:27 PM

Apr 2017

and doesn't have to pay alimony or argue over child custody. Win, win, for the husband.

Skittles

(153,147 posts)

5. so tired of sexism from mansplaining, clueless assholes

Reply to ehrnst (Original post)

Sat Apr 22, 2017, 07:31 PM

Apr 2017

ENOUGH ALREADY

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