This is in my opinion... just as derogatory as it can get!
http://steelturman.typepad.com/photos/uncategorized/transgen...
Who thought this one up!?
AS IF a transgendered person MUST look like a guy in a dress!? Give ME a BREAK!
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Submitted by PattieBFine on Mon, 2012/07/30 - 11:45am
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This is in my opinion... just as derogatory as it can get! http://steelturman.typepad.com/photos/uncategorized/transgen... Who thought this one up!? AS IF a transgendered person MUST look like a guy in a dress!? Give ME a BREAK! »
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I've never quite understood
people who see humiliation or mockery as funny. Presumably the adolescent tosser who thought that up, does.
Angharad
This is even worse!
http://colorlines.com/archives/2012/04/voter_id_laws_block_t...
I still have to use my birth name and sex when voting... or I can't vote.
What a strange place
the dis-United States is. It's so paradoxical that everyone over there seems insistent on liberty and freedom, but actually has quite repressive laws. You can buy a gun but you can't vote - crazy.
It looks like the same old story, that those who might vote for a more socially minded president are disenfranchised at the start - didn't that happen in Florida, when Shrub's brother was governor?
Angharad
Yes, this country is...
yes, this country is VERY paradoxical... You can buy a gun, but you can't get medical care. The list goes on...
It's still happening in Florida (and elsewhere)... It never stopped. It's even gotten to some of those who were actually doing the disfranchising... They admitted that they were intentionally doing it.
It's in the same league as the GOP manipulations of how states votes are counted for president... Two examples tell it all:
1) Nebraska. Predominantly a GOP state... But, it has one large city and in 2008, that one city voted majority for Obama... Nebraska allocates its vote by congressional district - so Obama got one vote from Nebraska, while McCain got the rest.
2) Pennsylvania. Historically, Pennsylvania's votes were "winner take all" - whichever candidate gets a majority of the popular vote received ALL of the state's electoral votes. In 2008, Obama got them all.
What the GOP is doing (in both states - they may have completed / succeeded. I don't know... Personal issues have distracted me a lot the past few months.) is the following:
1) In Nebraska - they are arguing that winner should take all - not go proportional as it was in 2008... This would give all the votes to the GOP candidate.
2) In Pennsylvania - they are arguing that electoral votes should be proportional to the popular vote, so that nobody is disfranchised. In 2008, this would have given McCain an extra 10 votes... Wouldn't have changed things... But, this time around the combined 11 votes could well make a big difference.
Amazing - same party opposite arguments in two states... And few people are calling them on it and/or saying "hey, wait a minute"... So, yeah, a LOT of effort is going into manipulating who can vote and whether the votes can count over here...
And, this is all before the $$$$$$$ of dollars being spent are spent.
Annette
I've read...
I've read articles, and such that discuss humor over here... The authors made several generalizations - that seem to fit the empirical evidence I've seen/observed.
Basically it's that physical / slapstick humor (as depicted, or as in the 3 stooges, or many other examples) are found very funny by adolescent males and that it is not uncommon for older males to still find things of this nature very funny. (Pre puberty females also found this humorous, but not to the same extent, but their POV changed as they grew through puberty into adulthood.)
More cerebral humor (where you need to think about things or such) tend to be found more humorous to females.
*shrugs* Is it true? I dunno... In my case - it explained a bit why I never found some things funny (but found ways to laugh anyway) that my dad and brother thought were hilarious.
Annette
That doll was originally
That doll was originally issued as a Drag Queen Doll, oh about 2004 or so I believe. I bought one from e-bay as a potential collector item, but no one wants to consider it collectable. :-D. Oh well, you win some and you lose some. It is about as bad as it looks in the photo.
CaroL
Sad...
That in Hollywood that so many actors have chosen to portray women in the movies. White Chicks http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/White_Chicks Big Momma's House http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Big_Momma%27s_House Big Momma's House 2 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Big_Momma%27s_House_2 Big Mommas: Like Father, Like Son http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Big_Mommas:_Like_Father,_Like_Son as well as Jack and Jill (film) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jack_and_Jill_%28film%29
and the Dr. Jekyll and Sister Hyde http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dr._Jekyll_and_Sister_Hyde Dr. Jekyll and Ms. Hyde http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dr._Jekyll_and_Ms._Hyde which were all films that portrayed men dressed as a woman, or a gender switch. and the doll shown was involved in a prank gi joe barbie mixup http://www.nytimes.com/1993/12/31/us/while-barbie-talks-toug... that backfired on the T.G. Community. Me, I wonder why we truly can't get along.
May Your Light Forever Shine
I've actually decided...
To hold off on my name change until after the elections, partly due to this. It will make showing up at the polling station interesting though, I've had to explain whenever I show ID for quite some time now.
it would be okay if it were titled right
The new Drag Queen Barbie, I know some girls who started out as boys who are knockouts and unless you knew their background you would never know they were once men.
Jill Micayla
Be kinder than necessary,Because everyone you meet
Is fighting some kind of battle.