This is an excellent article and related to the theme of hero worship that we as a society suffer greatly from: 

A Legacy of Incoherence

The Lakers' all-star tribute tried to tell a definitive story about the life of Kobe Bryant, but the cracks showed anyway.

Your daily misogynistic asshat...

Trump Sends Hate Group to Represent US at UN Women's Rights Conference

Since President Donald Trump's November election, hate incidents nationwide have increased—and now he's chosen a leader from one group that has itself espoused violence to represent the U.S. on the international stage.

Earlier this week, the State Department announced that representatives from infamous anti-LGBTQ hate group the Center for Family and Human Rights (C-FAM) and from the far-right Heritage Foundation will represent the U.S. at a United Nations conference on women's rights later this month:

As long as this country bombards us with Erectile Dysfunction advertising, but no equal, or corresponding time slot or broadcast amount of condom ads,
the message is very clear, to men young and old in America:

"Guys, be ready for the moment, but that irritating std and pregnancy prevention stuff is up to that 'other' person."
Promoting irresponsible sex ... then demonizing American women for the unpleasant consequences, is not pro-life, its frat house policy.

This is not good for men or their families.

..and then there's this...

 sirdroseph wrote: 
If you can laugh, you're gonna be alright.

Sunday Jan 22.  Your playlist is bringing back memories of the 60's and 70's when we were protesting.

The Greatest Signs From the Women’s March New York Magazine

 R_P wrote: 
If I were to make a protest sign, it would be totally something like this.

 I would have told the guard that I was going to Baltimore to shop at the Inner Harbor 
In this post-911 world why would you tell them you are coming in to protest?
I wonder how many of the march participants voted for Jill Stein (or Joan Stern as Samantha Bee calls her) or Gary Johnson and enabled Trump?
 

 R_P wrote: 
people should be allowed to cross an imaginary political line to go to a peaceful event

why are they (these women, men and children) being aggressed?

and out of curiosity what are they protesting specifically?

admittedly i haven't seen a detailed list or agenda

it this for something or against something? or both?

i was just interested in specifics that they/we could point to

not so much feelings but facts

something to focus on, something with good evidence to address the aggressors

i wish everyone participating a safe, peaceful and productive demo

regards

 

Canadians traveling to Women's March denied US entry after sharing their plans
After telling border agents their plans to march, group’s cars were searched and phones examined, and each person was fingerprinted and had their photo taken

 triskele wrote: 
absolutely

Great mix tonight, Bill, on the night of the Trump inauguration .  Knew you would come through.

I Scare Myself
Into the Fire
Amazing Grace
The Loner
Sour Times
Acid Tongue
Driven to Tears
Still a Freak
Excitable  Boy
End of Days
Speed the Collapse
Don't Wanna Know About Evil
I Close My Eyes
Baby Did a Bad Thing (Feel like crying)
If There's a Rocket Tie Me To It
and the best.....Tweeter and the Monkey Man (..and the walls came down, all the way to hell)

Helping me make signs for the protests tomorrow in San Diego.  Daughter protesting in SF.

we'll be fine. It's our civil right to gather in peaceful protest.  Right?

 miamizsun wrote: 
right on!

 Red_Dragon wrote: 
please don't get arrested   

 pigtail wrote: 
We'll be at the march in Oklahoma City!