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“I’ve milked a few cows, spent most of my time walking behind lines of cows, so if you want some ideas on repro and the women’s health thing, I have some definite opinions,” freshman Rep. Jack Nelsen, a retired dairy farmer, said earlier this week when introducing himself to the state’s House Agriculture Committee, according to the Idaho State Journal.
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“Not only were his comments offensive and embarrassing, they were odd, given that he was simply introducing himself to the House Agriculture Committee,” stated the editorial. “This was how he chose to introduce himself, by comparing women’s health care with milking a cow?”
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just what Idaho needs... a retired dairy farmer turned lawmaker who thinks of women in terms of cows
It’s particularly worrying because the state might consider further restricting women’s reproductive rights in the wake of the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision last year that jettisoned the abortion rights established in Roe v. Wade, the editorial noted.

“It’s scary to think that someone like Nelsen, who fancies himself an expert on ‘the women’s health thing’ because he’s ‘spent most of my time walking behind a line of cows,’ will have a seat at the table when deciding such matters,” the editorial lamented.
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https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/poli...sedgntp&cvid=51457d01ab664e23bd026c143f2affd9
 
Idaho is a white supremacist patriarchy so it’s not surprising. What is a mystery is why any woman would choose to live in the heart of Christian Taliban country.
 
Escierto said:
Idaho is a white supremacist patriarchy so it’s not surprising. What is a mystery is why any woman would choose to live in the heart of Christian Taliban country.
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Choose???

Is it really a choice when they are born, raised, and live in cult-like patriarchal communities???

I’v e done enough research and viewed enough material about the intimidation / indoctrination of young girls and women in those settings to know better.

SAD!!!
 
Lazaran said:
Choose???

Is it really a choice when they are born, raised, and live in cult-like patriarchal communities???

I’v e done enough research and viewed enough material about the intimidation / indoctrination of young girls and women in those settings to know better.

SAD!!!
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You are probably right. A few get out but most people keep on drinking whatever KoolAde they were brainwashed with growing up.
 
Lazaran said:
Choose???

Is it really a choice when they are born, raised, and live in cult-like patriarchal communities???
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Yes:

Idaho Population 2023 (Demographics, Maps, Graphs)​

https://worldpopulationreview.com › states › idaho-population
Idaho Population 2022. 1,893,410. Situated toward the northwestern edge of the United States, Idaho is one of the larger states in the country, and its population growth statistics are impressive as well. The last set of confirmed figures comes from the official Census of 2010 which declared that there were 1,567,582 people living in the state -- a rise of just over 20% on the numbers declared in 2000.


Idaho's population growth leads the nation | KBOI​

https://idahonews.com › news › local › idahos-population-growth-leads-the-nation
Approximately 70.5 percent of Idahoans lived in cities in 2020 compared to 61.2 percent in 1980, according to the labor department. And Nampa passed a milestone in 2020 when its population rose from 99,502 to 103,215, joining Boise and Meridian in the 100,000-up club. Way to go Nampa -- or not.
 
What is interesting about the guy is some of his comments almost make him sound pro-choice: In his apology he stated that "I absolutely respect women and the right to chose their own health care. I have always operated and will continue to operate under the standard that the government does not belong in the doctor's office." (Source: Ryan Suppe/the Idaho Statesman) Which sets him apart from some of the more radical extremists in the state's republican legislature, one of which, Ron Crane of Nampa, was actually quoted as saying that an embryo in the womb should get MORE protection than the woman bearing it- even if she is a rape victim and carrying a dangerous pregnancy to term would undeniably kill her. Whereas other state legislators have pushed for charging women who miscarry, or who seek morning-after contraceptives, with murder.
 
Rightguide said:
Burgeoning obesity affecting today's female population so prevalent on the sidewalks of America has no doubt conjured up some frightful visuals in the minds of meticulous men.:D
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And you're the type of guy who causes women to think of men in terms of pigs. Well done.
 
Escierto said:
Idaho is a white supremacist patriarchy so it’s not surprising. What is a mystery is why any woman would choose to live in the heart of Christian Taliban country.
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The men there have a higher amount of testosterone than you do.:D
 
ll74 said:
And you're the type of guy who causes women to think of men in terms of pigs. Well done.
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Yet there always seems to be a surplus to choose from in my orbit. I get along fine with normal well adjusted women.
 
Rightguide said:
The primary process you're lacking in.
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Yes, ii74 is not a pig.......from my perspective that is a primary process to be lacking, unlike you...Mr "I pay for sex with cans of corn"....fuck you're an idiot, but please don't ever change. I've been getting bored here of late, all the RWCJ material is already months old,but yours is new and fresh!!

I can only enjoy beating up ican'ts posts for so long, before that even becomes boring....
 
Fuzzy1975 said:
Yes, ii74 is not a pig.......from my perspective that is a primary process to be lacking, unlike you...Mr "I pay for sex with cans of corn"....fuck you're an idiot, but please don't ever change. I've been getting bored here of late, all the RWCJ material is already months old,but yours is new and fresh!!

I can only enjoy beating up ican'ts posts for so long, before that even becomes boring....
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Who pays for sex? Not me. Idiocy is a trait you project onto your betters and I suspect you couldn't beat your way out of a wet paper bag. :rolleyes: :D
 
Rightguide said:
Who pays for sex? Not me.
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Well cans of corn really isn't paying, so I guess you're right...chalk up a win for you.
Rightguide said:
Idiocy is a trait you project onto your betters and I suspect you couldn't beat your way out of a wet paper bag. :rolleyes: :D
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Unlike you, I have never been trapped in a wet paper bag.....glad you could beat your way out!!

Let me know when you plan to rise up to High School insults......ok? Your so shitty at this, I might not realise....
 
PaxNurgle said:
What is interesting about the guy is some of his comments almost make him sound pro-choice: In his apology he stated that "I absolutely respect women and the right to chose their own health care. I have always operated and will continue to operate under the standard that the government does not belong in the doctor's office." (Source: Ryan Suppe/the Idaho Statesman) Which sets him apart from some of the more radical extremists in the state's republican legislature, one of which, Ron Crane of Nampa, was actually quoted as saying that an embryo in the womb should get MORE protection than the woman bearing it- even if she is a rape victim and carrying a dangerous pregnancy to term would undeniably kill her. Whereas other state legislators have pushed for charging women who miscarry, or who seek morning-after contraceptives, with murder.
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an apology probably not written by himself but some deeply embarrassed aide attempting damage control
 
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