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pennylane100

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3. I thought his remark was somewhat inappropriate when I first read it.

Reply to Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin (Original post)

Sun Sep 16, 2018, 10:04 PM

Sep 2018

He should have thought it through.

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John Kerry criticized for saying Trump has 'the insecurity of a teenage girl' [View all] Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin Sep 2018 OP

Breaking: some people on twitter complained about something! Loki Liesmith Sep 2018 #1

What are we going to do now? Sneederbunk Sep 2018 #6

Well, folks could light their hair on fire and run around in circles A HERETIC I AM Sep 2018 #14

We are fast becoming a nation of ninnies. Good grief. Stop being so sensitive. Stand and Fight Sep 2018 #2

Are ninnies male or female? pennylane100 Sep 2018 #5

I thought his remark was somewhat inappropriate when I first read it. pennylane100 Sep 2018 #3

me too. Teen age years are a time of insecurity for both sexes Demovictory9 Sep 2018 #22

That was my thought too Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin Sep 2018 #25

It was sexist. Why use a girl as an example? Stupid thing to say. nt USALiberal Sep 2018 #4

Oh god Loki Liesmith Sep 2018 #12

He used an 8 year boy as an example in the same sentence. phleshdef Sep 2018 #13

I had the same reaction -- till I saw that he FIRST mentioned 8 year old boys. pnwmom Sep 2018 #16

Its not like John Kerry goes around saying non-PC stuff all the time. But he is also 74 years old. phleshdef Sep 2018 #18

Right. There are LOTS of expressions that older people heard growing up pnwmom Sep 2018 #23

True. Having been a teenage boy, I can say that I.... Caliman73 Sep 2018 #19

Spanky's insecurities are more like a toddlers donkeypoofed Sep 2018 #7

Toddlers are not really insecure. Caliman73 Sep 2018 #20

Ya don't think so? really? ever heard of separation anxiety? donkeypoofed Sep 2018 #28

Yes. That is completely normal. Caliman73 Sep 2018 #34

Some people simply must complain about everything. BlueTsunami2018 Sep 2018 #8

Yeah, anything more important maybe? Nt BootinUp Sep 2018 #9

He's got the menstrual cycles of a teenage girl, unpredictable, irregular and varying intensities. TheBlackAdder Sep 2018 #10

I thought it was ageist and shitty. WhiskeyGrinder Sep 2018 #11

Oh. BannonsLiver Sep 2018 #15

Anyone who objects to this dflprincess Sep 2018 #17

The PC Police won't like this one bit. jalan48 Sep 2018 #21

Correction: "Teenage girls have the insecurity of Trump" Zambero Sep 2018 #24

He later clarified, he meant to say 'a pre-teenage girl' spanone Sep 2018 #26

I have a daughter who hated the whole teenage years. rusty quoin Sep 2018 #27

Oh good grief.Have any of these people considered how the TARGET feels about it? It's aimed at TRUMP Hekate Sep 2018 #29

KNEW IT! Behind the Aegis Sep 2018 #30

pretty dumb thing to say. Kurt V. Sep 2018 #31

This thread demonstrates why Trump has support loyalsister Sep 2018 #32

My immediate thought was that Kerry shanny Sep 2018 #33

He should have said politicasista Sep 2018 #35