From what I've heard.

[neci]

There's a knitting shop being boycotted and harassed for stating they will refuse sales of thread for the usage of pussy hats.

how about my reusable tampons? can i buy your alpaca for that?

 

[spacekowboy]

We are through the looking glass, people.

 

[neci]

there is a sisterhood of women who felt excluded from the march for the objection of murder of the unborn child. they are at odds with the movement. the far right religious pussy. bathed upon by saint john the baptist. it is how they curl in upon each other in defense of the truth of the lord. the preaches says. go out and seed.

 

[spacekowboy]

They feel the need. The need for seed.

 

[Emerson40]

There's a knitting shop being boycotted and harassed for stating they will refuse sales of thread for the usage of pussy hats.

how about my reusable tampons? can i buy your alpaca for that?

What about crocheting a cunt kippah?

Tackle both problems, yes?

 

[BoyNextDoor]

We are through the looking glass, people.

Truth

 

[juttjaw]

there is a sisterhood of women who felt excluded from the march for the objection of murder of the unborn child. they are at odds with the movement. the far right religious pussy. bathed upon by saint john the baptist. it is how they curl in upon each other in defense of the truth of the lord. the preaches says. go out and seed.

I'm really really trying to follow....

However, this seems beautifully archaic...

 

[neci]

*beer*

 

[Saint Peter]

The (real wool!) sheeps used in my infamous sheep fucking horseshoe cowboy projects were bought from a christian gift kiosk at the mall. I bought a big ass box for use in an "art project" and the little white haired ladies were so incredibly happy (and thankful!) for the artful use of their little sheeps.

They would not have sold me pussy hat thread.

 

[pink]

The Joy Of Knitting

With the recent women's march on Washington, I ask that you if you want yarn for any project for the women's movement that you please shop for yarn elsewhere. The vulgarity, vile and evilness of this movement is absolutely despicable. That kind of behavior is unacceptable and is not welcomed at The Joy of Knitting. I will never need that kind of business to remain open. Two wrongs will never ever make it right.

As the owner of this business and a Christian, I have a duty to my customers and my community to promote values of mutual respect, love, compassion, understanding, and integrity. The women's movement is counterproductive to unity of family, friends, community, and nation.

I do pray for these women. May the God work out His love in their hearts and continue to heal and unite Americans.

 

[La damnee elle la licorne]

 

[La damnee elle la licorne]

 

[JohnnySavage]

Those hats don't look anything like a pussy. At least from what I remember. Maybe pussies have changed some.

 

[Liar]

I usually don't tell the shopkeeper what I intend to do with stuff I buy. And I doubt this one cross examined their customers about it either.

So this is just someone deciding to make a political statement using their business as a megaphone. Just like these people.

http://www.kob.com/albuquerque-news...st-in-seo-internet-marketing-company/4325531/

 

[pointless]

yeah, googling pussyhat was fairly disappointing.

 

[Pookie]

yeah, googling pussyhat was fairly disappointing.

It would help if it could make a fashion as well as political statement.

Or more lesbians.

 

[pointless]

also, it'd be nicer if it wasn't a lame pun.

 

[Pookie]

Pussy Riot had to cringe.

 

[pointless]

they would've liked them if they were balaclavas.

 

[Lorilei]

I think she is doing the best she knows how to do. I think it was a bit brave of her to take a stand when women worldwide were doing the same, only together. I disagree wholeheartedly with her, but as condemnations go - this was as lovingly put together as I think is possible. I feel a bit sad and perhaps pity her some, but she seems very confident in her convictions so I won't waste any time worrying for her. I reckon even if she did go out of business, she'd assume it was worth it and more importantly - that it was likely God's will.

I would think she was more brave if she had posted this BEFORE she made money selling yarn to women who were marching.