(4) Does Bush commonly feel-up male heads of state?
Aside from holding hands or receiving belly kisses?
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(4) Does Bush commonly feel-up male heads of state?
Aside from holding hands or receiving belly kisses?
It's condescending and overly familiar, from what I can tell. And, yeah, unlikely to do that to a guy.
It seems I left my favourite swimsuit in Jamaica.
And that my Powerbook power supply is dead.
Question(s): (1) Do you think that Bush's grope-y gropiness was sexual in any way? (2) Do you think that, in general, adult men in Western society are aware of the connotations of touching women? (3) How was my statement sexist?
I'm not sure I'd call it sexual, exactly (though that could be because my mind runs screaming away from the concept, with this man involved), thought it could be there, for sure.
Definitely a dominance behavior*, though, in a very gendered way.
And I think I just threw up a little in my mouth.
*spent way too much time talking about dog training recently
"We don't know that he *doesn't.*" And he was serious. I said, "Well, there's never been any news coverage of him groping male heads of state," and Chatty said "That still doesn't mean that Bush doesn't do it."
He's got a point, for that matter we don't really know that Bush doesn't slaughter puppies for fun. We only suspect that he doesn't.
We only suspect that he doesn't.
We do?
[edit: Okay, having now looked at this series of stills, I'm gonna have to side with Team Inappropriately Gendered Touching. I don't know that I'd call it "sexual" but I'd definitely call it "sexist."]
He's got a point, for that matter we don't really know that Bush doesn't slaughter puppies for fun. We only suspect that he doesn't.
That sounds more like Cheney anyway. Or Karl Rove.
That sounds more like Cheney anyway. Or Karl Rove.
Rove might do it for fun. Cheney probably does it for sustenance. Bush would have some religious hoo-ha to explain it.
Ooh, Pink's Dear Mr. President just popped up on the iTunes.
Teppy, I recommend directing Chatty McClueless to this post at Alternet.
No Touching of the CoWorkers. Except handshakes. Ever. No no no no.
I hate it when people try to initiate contact without permission. It's bad and wrong and likely to make me snarl.