The pro-Hillary group HRC Super Volunteers warned of “coded sexism” when people described her with words like “calculating”, “insincere”, or “secretive”.
Oh… so Democrats aren’t allowed to compliment her anymore?
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“We keep heaaring those words when we’re posing as regular citizens in diners on her listening tour.”
So, what’s the difference between ‘coded sexism’ and regular sexism?
Coded sexism is more clever, polite and refined.
For example: ‘beotch’ is a coded equivalent of ‘bitch.’ One should never use ‘bitch’ directly but rather the more clever ‘beotch’ to describe Mrs. Clinton.
That’s odd, every word that describes Hilary perfectly happens to be ‘sexist’ too, just a coincidence I’m sure. If you can’t say anything sexist, don’t say anything at all.
I assume that it is O.K. if I espouse my outright hatred, distrust, and contempt for her incompetence, arrogance and total lack of honesty…That isn’t sexist; I hate all that I hate about her in anyone regardless of gender, race, religion, wealth, etc.
I am female, so it’s like using “The N word”, I guess I could even have used “The C word” and they couldn’t accuse me of sexism! It would just be a way of expressing my repression.
@15 Connecticut: All this time, I had you for a guy. Is that sexist? Of course, the “my” at the end of my name could imply I’m female (I’ve known a couple of female “Jimmy’s” but they’re usually spelled “Jimmie” for some reason). I enjoy your comments (now, maybe even more? I’m a-sexist!). 🙂
“We keep heaaring those words when we’re posing as regular citizens in diners on her listening tour.”
Looks like racism is out and sexism is in.
(To the paid super volunteers)
MONOGRAMMA
I don’t think you and Hillary
Are quite on the same page:
Where you see the initials “HRC”
She sees “HRH.”
How about “double-dealing incompetent lying creep”? Does that count?
Hey, I’ve got a campaign song for her:
“There She Is: (I Sure) Miss America”
So, what’s the difference between ‘coded sexism’ and regular sexism?
Coded sexism is more clever, polite and refined.
For example: ‘beotch’ is a coded equivalent of ‘bitch.’ One should never use ‘bitch’ directly but rather the more clever ‘beotch’ to describe Mrs. Clinton.
That’s odd, every word that describes Hilary perfectly happens to be ‘sexist’ too, just a coincidence I’m sure. If you can’t say anything sexist, don’t say anything at all.
Calling her Spawn of Satan falls where? I do believe Spawn is gender neutral language.
Do you think Mrs. Clinton knows what “H” stands for in Japan?
@2 zzyzx: Or, sexism is the new racism. It’s a good thing she’s not also black or we’d be really confused as to which we are.
Better than coded Marxism
I assume that it is O.K. if I espouse my outright hatred, distrust, and contempt for her incompetence, arrogance and total lack of honesty…That isn’t sexist; I hate all that I hate about her in anyone regardless of gender, race, religion, wealth, etc.
Nope, Connecticut, too honest. And that is sexist… because she’s a woman and you’re probably suffering from “white male privilege.”
Need I point out that 100% of liberals are sexist by their own standards, because they didn’t like Thatcher or Palin?
Nah.
@13: Jimmy
I am female, so it’s like using “The N word”, I guess I could even have used “The C word” and they couldn’t accuse me of sexism! It would just be a way of expressing my repression.
@15 Connecticut: All this time, I had you for a guy. Is that sexist? Of course, the “my” at the end of my name could imply I’m female (I’ve known a couple of female “Jimmy’s” but they’re usually spelled “Jimmie” for some reason). I enjoy your comments (now, maybe even more? I’m a-sexist!). 🙂