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(Talking Points Memo)   GOP lawmaker: "50,000 battered women, and I still eat mine plain" No, no, don't leave yet. He does a great bit on "haha" rape vs. "uh oh" rape. How about this...did you hear the one about the drunk black guy at the country club?   ( talkingpointsmemo.com) divider line
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doyner [TotalFark]
2014-03-12 09:31:14 AM  
The fact that these clowns continue to win elections is pretty representative of the debasing nature of their base.
 
FlashHarry [TotalFark]
2014-03-12 09:37:42 AM  
how's that outreach coming, GOP?
 
UberDave [TotalFark]
2014-03-12 09:39:56 AM  

doyner: The fact that these clowns continue to win elections is pretty representative of the debasing nature of their base.


Don't you dare call them racists woman haters.
 
Ooba Tooba [TotalFark]
2014-03-12 09:42:20 AM  
I eat pussy too. He has my vote!
 
Cletus C.
2014-03-12 09:42:30 AM  
He should be fried for that.
 
gnosis301
2014-03-12 09:42:34 AM  
Wasn't there a news story yesterday about conservative women decrying this sort of shiat?
 
verbaltoxin
2014-03-12 09:42:44 AM  
Remember just this week at CPAC, where the female conservative writer told the old farts in the party to STFU about women?

This happened faster than I had anticipated.
 
EvilEgg [TotalFark]
2014-03-12 09:42:51 AM  
Ladies, I am beginning to think it is better when they ignore you.
 
Hack Patooey
2014-03-12 09:44:39 AM  
Colored boy?

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Headso
2014-03-12 09:44:46 AM  
Rep. Mark Warden (R) was criticized for a comment he made last year during a hearing on a bill related to domestic violence laws.
"Some people could make the argument that a lot of people like being in abusive relationships,"


Yep, they are called middle class republicans.
 
Bloody William [TotalFark]
2014-03-12 09:44:54 AM  
The headline has to be hyperbole, overstating what he actually said *click* GODDAMMIT
 
Jackpot777
2014-03-12 09:45:19 AM  

gnosis301: Wasn't there a news story yesterday about conservative women decrying this sort of shiat?


verbaltoxin: Remember just this week at CPAC, where the female conservative writer told the old farts in the party to STFU about women?

This happened faster than I had anticipated.


If the conservatives were listening to other ideas, they wouldn't keep trying the same failed ones. I love it when they turn around and accuse everyone else of being what they are, like some lunatic screaming "I'M NOT THE MAD ONE, YOU'RE MAD, YOU'RE ALL MAD, HAHAHAHAHA!!" as they're put into the padded cell.
 
bmongar
2014-03-12 09:46:16 AM  
GOP candidates need to stop letting the media define them as anti women, to paint them with out of context sound bites.  The only way for this to happen is for every GOP candidate to discuss rape and women's issues every chance they get.  They need to talk about what sex acts are really rape, what clothing choices constitute consent, when pregnancy can really occur, and everything else about anatomy and rape.  If they remain silent the media will define their positions and paint a negative picture of them.
 
sendtodave
2014-03-12 09:46:46 AM  
Residence: Nottingham
Marital Status: Married (Kristina)
Prev. Occupation: Well Company Owner
Prev. Political Exp.: NH House, 2010-present
Education: HS Diploma
Birthplace: Northwood, NH
 
Duke Phillips' Singing Bears
2014-03-12 09:47:14 AM  
At this point, when I think of a women who votes Republican, I think of that lady you always saw on cops. She has a black eye, she's holding a filthy baby, her husband is drunk and belligerent on the couch, and she's screaming "but he luuuuuuurves me!" At the cops as they cuff him.
 
wxboy
2014-03-12 09:47:39 AM  
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Slaves2Darkness
2014-03-12 09:48:13 AM  
They just can't shut their hate holes can they.
 
Bloody William [TotalFark]
2014-03-12 09:48:28 AM  
What is it about New Hampshire and Vermont that seems to concentrate the pure batshiat crazy of New England (outside of Sox fans and similar Boston douchebags) like a freaking derp hellmouth?
 
The Name
2014-03-12 09:48:58 AM  
THIS IS WHAT ALL REPUBLICAN VOTERS ACTUALLY BELIEVE
 
Lord_Baull
2014-03-12 09:51:14 AM  
GOP voters, you should be proud!

God this election cycle is good.*

*have a feeling I'll be saying that alot.
 
deadsanta
2014-03-12 09:52:09 AM  
I'd suggest that he try the veal, but from his selfie it looks like he's way ahead of me.
 
LordJiro
2014-03-12 09:53:24 AM  

Headso: Rep. Mark Warden (R) was criticized for a comment he made last year during a hearing on a bill related to domestic violence laws.
"Some people could make the argument that a lot of people like being in abusive relationships,"


Yep, they are called middle class republicans.


And gay Republicans. And female Republicans. And non-white Republicans. And non-Christian Republicans.
 
Sammichless
2014-03-12 09:55:06 AM  
And people have been so worried that the Republicans where going to gain a lot of seats in the mid-terms.

Even Nate Silver is predicting (right now) big wins for them......

But, the info we have right now doesn't factor in the things they will say between now and then!
 
Danger Mouse
2014-03-12 09:55:52 AM  
I donate a lot of money to the Tempura House.

It's a shelter for lightly battered women.
 
Tyrano Soros
2014-03-12 09:56:10 AM  
Typical of you libtards to not understand satire.
 
Satanic_Hamster [TotalFark]
2014-03-12 09:56:20 AM  

verbaltoxin: Remember just this week at CPAC, where the female conservative writer told the old farts in the party to STFU about women?

This happened faster than I had anticipated.


They didn't get the memo.
*or*
Wait, those broads were serious?
 
bdub77 [TotalFark]
2014-03-12 09:57:13 AM  

Cletus C.: He should be fried for that.


Or at the very least a-salt-ed.
 
Saiga410
2014-03-12 09:57:41 AM  
I prefer mine beer battered.
 
Lord_Baull
2014-03-12 09:58:14 AM  

Danger Mouse: I donate a lot of money to the Tempura House.

It's a shelter for lightly battered women.



Normally, I can't agree with a single thing that comes out of your mouth, but that was fantastic.
 
thurstonxhowell
2014-03-12 09:58:50 AM  
I ran it by the [domestic violence] lobbyist she laughed.

I think he may overestimate how much that woman wants him to remain in office.

That's assuming she exists, that he actually spoke to her, and that was actually her reaction. All of those facts are in doubt.
 
Satan's Bunny Slippers [TotalFark] [BareFark]
2014-03-12 09:59:42 AM  

Danger Mouse: I donate a lot of money to the Tempura House.

It's a shelter for lightly battered women.


I have to agree with Lord B.  Usually you irritate me on some level, but that was great!  :)
 
bdub77 [TotalFark]
2014-03-12 10:00:24 AM  

bmongar: GOP candidates need to stop letting the media define them as anti women, to paint them with out of context sound bites.  The only way for this to happen is for every GOP candidate to discuss rape and women's issues every chance they get.  They need to talk about what sex acts are really rape, what clothing choices constitute consent, when pregnancy can really occur, and everything else about anatomy and rape.  If they remain silent the media will define their positions and paint a negative picture of them.


Can we throw in some off-topic questions about how old the earth is and whether or not the sun and planets revolve around the earth?
 
Bloody William [TotalFark]
2014-03-12 10:00:38 AM  

Danger Mouse: I donate a lot of money to the Tempura House.

It's a shelter for lightly battered women.


That's pretty amusing. It helps that you're not a freaking lawmaker.
 
Lord_Baull
2014-03-12 10:01:37 AM  

doyner: The fact that these clowns continue to win elections is pretty representative of the debasing nature of their base.



Nevermind they don't have the slightest understanding of anatomy or science. Nevermind they have to have seminars on how to talk to people without sounding like an racist misogynist asshole. Nevermind that their idea of fiscal responsibility is trying to overturn Obamacare 50 times, paying 500Billion for a plane that doesn't work, and charging the taxpayer 24Billion to close down the government. These guys don't have a -D by their name, so they get my vote.
 
Karac
2014-03-12 10:01:38 AM  

gnosis301: Wasn't there a news story yesterday about conservative women decrying this sort of shiat?


Point of order: that lady at CPAC wasn't 'decrying' this sort of shiat - she was just telling the menfolk to stop saying it out loud where voters could hear.

She didn't say "don't say this stuff even in private", or "don't say this stuff at all", or "don't think about women like this", or even "don't think that wife-beating is funny".  For that matter, she didn't even say that the conservative women shouldn't say things like this.

And given conservatives ideas of 'reforming' their message, I have to think that last one was what she really meant.  She was just telling male republicans to not spew this shiat or to actually change their ways - she was just pointing out a belief that it'll go over better coming out of a woman's mouth.
 
monoski [BareFark]
2014-03-12 10:01:55 AM  

Ooba Tooba: I eat pussy too. He has my vote!


Rob Ford, is  that you?
 
Wooly Bully
2014-03-12 10:01:56 AM  

LordJiro: Headso: Rep. Mark Warden (R) was criticized for a comment he made last year during a hearing on a bill related to domestic violence laws.
"Some people could make the argument that a lot of people like being in abusive relationships,"


Yep, they are called middle class republicans.

And gay Republicans. And female Republicans. And non-white Republicans. And non-Christian Republicans.


And pretty much any Republican who isn't in the 1%. They opposed an increase in the minimum wage, and eliminating the tricks employers have traditionally used to avoid paying overtime.
 
Rapmaster2000
2014-03-12 10:03:25 AM  

Hack Patooey: Colored boy?

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It's like I was telling my black friend the other day.  I said "Oh Porterhouse, look at the wax build up on these shoes!  I want that wax stripped off there, then I want them creamed and buffed with a fine chamois, and I want them now. Chop chop!"
 
Mikey1969
2014-03-12 10:04:08 AM  
Jesus, what morans... It's one thing to make jokes like this over some beers while watching a game or at the bar. Most people make jokes they aren't always proud of. The difference is that THIS genius posted it on farking Facebook. Want to make misogynist jokes with your buddies? Fine, keep it between YOU and YOUR BUDDIES.
 
BitwiseShift
2014-03-12 10:04:20 AM  
If you can't share it with a true friend who's a Lesbian and works for a women's shelter, then even as a clever pun it needs to stop. If you do share it, you may never feel the need to utter it again.
 
theteacher [TotalFark]
2014-03-12 10:04:47 AM  
Did he get his political beliefs from the tee shirts at Spencer's Gifts?
 
Barry Lyndon's Annuity Cheque
2014-03-12 10:05:15 AM  
I'm so stealing "so principled it offends people."

I'm not a callous assbag. I'm principled.
 
EasilyDistracted
2014-03-12 10:06:24 AM  
A co-worker told me that same joke a year or two ago...I laughed at the time.  I told it to my wife that evening...she laughed and groaned at the same time.

It's the kind of joke that you'd tell to an audience of one or two friends...you know it's inappropriate, but the thought of a woman dipped in beer-batter makes it funny.

However, when you broadcast it to a wide audience, no one will acknowledge thinking it's funny, because at that level, you're not dipping a woman into batter, your making fun of a very large group of mostly-helpless victims.
 
Rapmaster2000
2014-03-12 10:06:42 AM  

Tyrano Soros: Typical of you libtards to not understand satire.


Exactly.  See, he was pretending to be an out-of-touch, historical caricature of a chauvinist.  In fact, he plays this character all of the time.  He's way better at it than Stephen Colbert, who can't even maintain this character for an entire episode.

This guy is a real pro.  He LIVES his character.  You libs just don't get it.
 
FirstNationalBastard
2014-03-12 10:07:02 AM  

Danger Mouse: I donate a lot of money to the Tempura House.

It's a shelter for lightly battered women.


Goddamnit, I wanted to post the Carlin joke!

But, you got here first.
 
vernonFL [TotalFark]
2014-03-12 10:09:01 AM  
Lighten up, Francis. Who doesn't enjoy a good battered woman joke?

What do say to 50,000 battered women?

Nothing! You've already told them twice. Now shut up before I... Oh, sure! Go call your mother. I dont care.
 
Lord_Baull
2014-03-12 10:09:15 AM  

thurstonxhowell: I ran it by the [domestic violence] lobbyist she laughed.

I think he may overestimate how much that woman wants him to remain in office.

That's assuming she exists, that he actually spoke to her, and that was actually her reaction. All of those facts are in doubt.



Keep in mind, the Right thinks this was a laugh:

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Cubicle Jockey
2014-03-12 10:11:08 AM  

Bloody William: What is it about New Hampshire



Their legislative chamber has a LOT of reps compared to their population. They have 400 reps and only 1.3 million people. So even if they just had the normal percentage of potato-americans (which they dont), the raw numbers in the legislature would still be high.
 
ambercat
2014-03-12 10:11:12 AM  
I'm beginning to think that some time in the future someone will come up with a psychiatric diagnosis for this, because there has got to be something wrong with these people's brains. This stopped being funny a long time ago. Now it's just sad Twilight Zone.
 
Millennium
2014-03-12 10:11:30 AM  
You know, even when I don't think a joke is funny, I can usually at least figure out the line of thought that led to someone trying to tell it as a joke. This one, I can't follow at all. I saw the pic -I get the "eating" reference, though not the "plain" part- but what does one clause even have to do with the other? Why would the number make any difference? Is this a joke, or a political statement, or a word salad?
 
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