Originally posted by TikiMiss women CHOOSE not to run Just look at how many women run vs how many men that's not the man holding them down. of course not, but it's a lot more equal than those statistics would suggest. Women CHOOSE majors and to enter fields that are less rewarding financially, but perhaps more rewarding socially/culturally. It's not a terrible thing and it doesn't apply to all women, but it explains why, on average, men make more $$ then women because the average man is more likely to be an engineer or a computer scientist than an average woman, and both of those jobs are high growth and high salary.

Originally posted by tEA$E A guy and a guy are not supposed to marry. End of.

Originally posted by Monster There's so much ignorance in this post I don't know where to begin. Most women don't simply choose not to run and there's a lot more indirect factors that influence your ability to become a candidate- it's not a matter of simply saying yes I want to run for governor or president. You need financial backing, the support of influential people, and a strong team. Next, there are trends that show women choose certain career paths over others, but that does not acknowledge the fact of why women choose these paths in the first place-discrimination has a lot to do with it. Clearly you've never been a woman or bothered to learn about women in a corporate environment.

Originally posted by Rick Hopefully this is the beginning of the end.

Originally posted by slimsexy How I'm I disrespecting your existence?did I say you don't have a right to be gay and start a family?.Gay's can be overdramatic at times that's why you always fail to get your points across most of the time.

Originally posted by Alvajay who the hell is Tyler Oakley and why is he relevant?

I don't see anything where he explicitly said something homophobic? All he said was that he admired the way the guy's family was close + that later tweet about how he doesn't respect everything about him/the family.

Maybe someone needs to explain it a bit more clearly to me. While I don't think that having prejudices like racism/sexism/homophobia can be passed as "just opinions", I do think people have their own right on whether or not those prejudices automatically de-merit everything else about a person. Unless they're like horribly racist/sexist/homophobic/etc., but like I said, it's a persons choice on whether it de-merits the offender and how much discrimination they can accept (personally, I decide on a case-by-case basis, but while I do tend to distance myself a bit from people like that, if they have redeemable qualities, I won't completely shut them out).