[xoxox]

actually, there was research at the Frankfort school into how it’s easier to persuade women to compromise their morals (back when people had morals) when they’re part of a crowd than as individuals — as a means of accomplishing the Marxist’s “Long March Through the Institutions.”

clearly it was successfully tested.

[Obadiah]

Is Deborah Brix proof of this?

[Telepathic Intruder]

Not much difference here.

[ClearCase_guy]

Hey, if Joe Biden makes these come back into style, I would consider switching my vote ...[/s]

[CodeJockey]

More evidence.

[GOPJ]

Though researchers had posited that women would be turned off to a cause where men take videos of themselves butchering children, they were surprised to find all hesitation instantly dissipated with the chance to wear a scarf.

"We really underestimated the power of a scarf," said lead researcher Dr. Stephen Donaldson. "We could explain in graphic detail how this cause was hellbent on stripping women of basic freedoms, and they were totally on board so long as they could wear a scarf. They really, really like scarves."

Can we assume 'The View' bimbos are onboard?

[Chad C. Mulligan]

No such thing as a “bad hair day” when you can just cover it up.

[SaxxonWoods]

Bwahahahaha.

[antidemoncrat]

And one of them will take possession of the nearest Mega Phone and begin issuing chants.

[cport]

Or a pink hat that looks like a disturbed vajayjay