Is America ready for a woman president?
Yes or no answer.
Yes, they do experience emotional changes.
No, they do not.

My point is that if the answer is yes why would we subject the free world to an unstable mind? Would we elect somebody who showed slight signs of schitsofrenia once a month?
Yes, they do experience emotional changes.
No, they do not.
My point is that if the answer is yes why would we subject the free world to an unstable mind? Would we elect somebody who showed slight signs of schitsofrenia once a month?
Originally Posted by scionofPCFL
I'll answer this with a question of my own: Have you ever worked directly under a woman boss?
If you have, then you most likely know what I'm talking about. If you haven't, or if you've been lucky enough to have a decent woman boss, then God bless ya.
Oh, and this has nothing to do with Aunt Flo, either.
If you have, then you most likely know what I'm talking about. If you haven't, or if you've been lucky enough to have a decent woman boss, then God bless ya.
Oh, and this has nothing to do with Aunt Flo, either.
I felt her to be a _____ 24/7, 365 days a week. I don't think her period had anything to do with it either.
Also, I have worked under a male boss who was a _____ 24/7, 365 days a week also. I don't think his period had anything to do with it either.
I truly think that men bosses can be every bit difficult as a woman boss. It's just that men like to chalk the woman's actions to PMS.
I will throw this in. If the woman running for president was politically similar to Margaret Thatcher, I would vote for her. If it was Hilary Clinton, not a chance in hell.
I don't care about the emotional changes, what i care about is whether the person in charge is going to alienate the government from the populace.
I also stand by the idea that the biggest obstacle, by far, for a woman president will be the female vote.
I also stand by the idea that the biggest obstacle, by far, for a woman president will be the female vote.
Originally Posted by citizen01
Yes or no answer.
Yes, they do experience emotional changes.
No, they do not.

My point is that if the answer is yes why would we subject the free world to an unstable mind? Would we elect somebody who showed slight signs of schitsofrenia once a month?
Yes, they do experience emotional changes.
No, they do not.
My point is that if the answer is yes why would we subject the free world to an unstable mind? Would we elect somebody who showed slight signs of schitsofrenia once a month?
Are you comparing periods to schizophrenia?
Originally Posted by Jenna
Originally Posted by matt_a
Originally Posted by Jenna
What do we all say or think when a man makes a bad decision? It's just a bad decision, right? Or do men not make them?
Originally Posted by scionofPCFL
I also stand by the idea that the biggest obstacle, by far, for a woman president will be the female vote.
It's just that men like to chalk the woman's actions to PMS.
Originally Posted by citizen01
Yes or no answer.
Yes, they do experience emotional changes.
No, they do not.

My point is that if the answer is yes why would we subject the free world to an unstable mind? Would we elect somebody who showed slight signs of schitsofrenia once a month?
Yes, they do experience emotional changes.
No, they do not.
My point is that if the answer is yes why would we subject the free world to an unstable mind? Would we elect somebody who showed slight signs of schitsofrenia once a month?
ahhh this was a good one
Originally Posted by javastan
I will throw this in. If the woman running for president was politically similar to Margaret Thatcher, I would vote for her. If it was Hilary Clinton, not a chance in hell.
Originally Posted by scionofPCFL
Originally Posted by tC4italy
Originally Posted by scionofPCFL
I'll answer this with a question of my own: Have you ever worked directly under a woman boss?
If you have, then you most likely know what I'm talking about. If you haven't, or if you've been lucky enough to have a decent woman boss, then God bless ya.
If you have, then you most likely know what I'm talking about. If you haven't, or if you've been lucky enough to have a decent woman boss, then God bless ya.
Like I said, nothing to do with PMS.
I worked for a male boss and he did nothing but treat us like crap and look and make comments and kinda selling the cute asian paralegal to get more clients.
My boss right now is a female and she cares about all of us women/men alike under her.
:ywan: I guess I AM blessed
Originally Posted by matt_a
Originally Posted by Jenna
Originally Posted by matt_a
Originally Posted by Jenna
What do we all say or think when a man makes a bad decision? It's just a bad decision, right? Or do men not make them?
Originally Posted by Jenna
Originally Posted by javastan
I will throw this in. If the woman running for president was politically similar to Margaret Thatcher, I would vote for her. If it was Hilary Clinton, not a chance in hell.
Originally Posted by Jenna
I don't like it when people put words in my mouth so I'm sorry I did it to you. I must say though, many of your posts so far in this thread have led me to that assumption though.
Originally Posted by Jenna
So as a 30 year old woman who has her period, people don't know where they stand with me and that I don't make logical choices???
You've never torn something down to redo it all over again because you felt like it should be done, even when it was very possible to just patch it up or do it "good enough"?
You don't have your husband or children go off and do some chore they normally wouldn't be charge with doing, just because you're ____y(even if you are rightfully so?).
Hm. So that's the case with most females? Most females have emotional states of minds and normal ones. Good to know. Can you back that up a bit with something?
And could not a persons track record prove them capable of any job? Or does being female automatically deem them as not always having a "normal state of mind" and just flat out makes them less qualified or fit to have an important job??
I'm not saying this because I've had a bad experience with women at work, quite the contrary. I get treated extremely well by older women at work(i'm only 27, so most people i work with are older), as i'm tall/attractive/well spoken and more intune with women than most guys, and I'm very good at subtly working over women(yes, i'm a bad man). But I watch people, and it's very easy to see nearly all women from 20-45 in a large company have a woman they hate, and a woman or guy they use as a scape goat.
I'm sure you could ask the majority of women whether they'd prefer a male boss or a female boss and it would be overwhelmingly male. and the only guys who prefer a female boss/supervisor are the ones who find them easy to manipulate like me.
I get along with women at work easily, young and old, but if i wasn't "like-liked" by them and knew how to deal with a woman, then i would likely have to suffer their wraith. I go into new jobs lightly, like playing some texas hold'em, and the people i have to work first are women.
Find me something, somewhere, that says women do not make logical decisions.
Then find me something that says that pure logical decisions are superior over logical and emotional based decisions. Two is better than one.
I haven't seen many women scream at work. I also don't feel your experiences with who knows how many professional women at your work, speak for the rest of the population of us.
For those women with premenstrual symptoms that make them emotional to a point where it affects their decision making abilities, THEY NEVER WOULD OF EVEN MADE IT TO ANY OFFICE, LET ALONE BE A PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE!!! Just like a schizophrenic, or a person quick to violent rage, or one who makes non-logical decisions, or whatever.
Yes or no?
Yes or no?
Originally Posted by Jenna
For those women with premenstrual symptoms that make them emotional to a point where it affects their decision making abilities, THEY NEVER WOULD OF EVEN MADE IT TO ANY OFFICE, LET ALONE BE A PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE!!! Just like a schizophrenic, or a person quick to violent rage, or one who makes non-logical decisions, or whatever.
Yes or no?
Yes or no?
I'm looking across my office right now at 2 crazyass women supervisors. They have gotten the nicest women here fired, they are right all the time. They will not help any of their subordinates get a raise until they make atleast what they think they should make themselves(i know cuz they've said that).I am the lone artist in my company, and yet most of the women "KNOW" what looks best, more than any other person on this planet.
these women here are crazy scary, if you think about their lives outside of work, you have to feel sorry for any man they are with, and i know they are on head meds. or ther really need to be(i come from a family full of crazys on head meds, i know)
these type of women get hired because they look or sound nice to whoever is hiring them?
Jenna, Don't you know of some men or women that are extremely fake out in public? fake laughs, always TOO positive attitude, they don't like any joke that even smells of negativity or off color comments? They don't talk about themselves, just work, and if you do go out with them they have 1 glass of wine they drink only half way to "lossen up a bit", and they always have to leave early.







