*if you really wanted to know

My phone cracked now it’s doing the most.

Pro-life feminists were excluded from the march, so it really doesn’t seem like a Women’s March. More like a liberal march with “a very specific type of diversity, which does not include everyone.”

source: http://www.washingtonexaminer……le/2612565

As for CellE’s caveat, I’m sure this, like every other thread, will wildly deliver what’s necessary. Keep trying to control the discourse, though. It reminds me why people march in the first place. Check out these ridiculous marching cunts dressed up like cunts (I’m guessing the kid at the bottom left is now scarred for life):

the march was put together by women and at least partially funded by Planned Parenthood (that’s who pro-life feminists weren’t allowed to march under the banner with the others) the march was in protest of Trumps cabinet being filled wit people that are generally against womens rights and not only want to defund PP but also cut back on reproductive rights (birth control, abortion, shit like that)

Not so fast, Vampire. What about Bob Bland? 

http://www.latimes.com/nation/…..story.html

Don’t try to rewrite history. The event was initially organized by a male. Not that it matters, just stick to the facts there, slick.

CellE2057 said
I posted it on facebook but I expect better things here;

The WomensMarch thing is because of Planned Parenthood maybe, potentially getting defunded kind of sort of right? It’s hard as shit to find an actual reason why there’s so many protesting so I’m just assuming it’s because of that.

 

Is it? Did I miss something? Are all of these people protesting because Planned Parenthood (an organization that I only hesitate to support 100% because I think they need to be MORE progressive) may now be funded by citizens and will thus have to listen to our government less? How is that a bad thing? Remember when a senator said that women’s bodies can’t get pregnant if they get raped? Are you REALLY protesting because that guy might not be in charge of you now?

 

^that’s what I posted^

There’s obviously some people that are protesting and don’t know why. There’s plenty of misspelled “fascism” signs in the crowd but I don’t think that dismisses the whole group. The actual reason, if there is one, is more interesting to me. Thoughts/comments/concerns? 

 

Also, please don’t let this be another Krunk V Rob thing. I’m just asking for answers and for someone to tell me why I’m wrong. Not to insult, degrade, namecall.   

It’s not really about a single issue which is why it drew so many people in. The original organizers were planning on making an event to show that women were against trump and his agenda in general. It escalated quickly and white feminists tried to high jack it and make it about planned parenthood but there was pushback to bring it back to an intersectional agenda. 

The event in LA was beautifully intersectional. We had 750k people packed together. I saw workers rights flags, anarchist flags, lgbt flags, and signs everywhere promoting rebuilding our America into a free and supportive nation. 

Planned parenthood was on deck and was fundraising but so were other organizations. 

It was so crowded, the entire march route and several side streets were PACKED. I told v ron that it was like trying to get into the pit at dark lotus at the last gotj at the small stage but for MILES. 

The majority of the signs were anti trump but a lot of them were about lifting and healing the people present to prepare for the many fights that will come. 

Such as cutting funding for planned parenthood. 

And to address the question of why that’s bad, it is because the amount of money they get from the government does a lot of good. It would cripple them and cause many branches in the poorest communities to close. It would be nice if donations could keep it afloat but that simply isn’t the case at this time. It might come to that, but we hope it doesn’t. The government funds they get are blocked by federal law from going to abortions.

A few years ago, Susan G. Komen, a not for profit breast cancer awareness campaign cut funding to planned parenthood and they ended up raising a lot of money and bad publicity for komen which eventually reinstated their contribution and changed its name to komen for the cure. So I think if it comes to that, if we lose the fight, planned parenthood will figure something out. 

But the march was a lot more than that. And while I’m sure the women krumk posted were not allowed to march under a pro choice banner, there is no way they were prevented from marching, unless they were in a significantly smaller community. DC and LA were so ridiculously packed no one would have been able to police their politics.