On 2018-10-13 20:20:29 Tegwane said:
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I am not even commenting on the ultra reliable Metro News as source ....

I think this is george osbornes propaganda sheet[/QUOTE]
Is the globe & mail more to your liking? I quote: Part of talking dirty can involve theatrically using the language of degradation. For the generations of men raised by feminists, this can feel problematic, but Stacey May Fowles, publisher of Shameless, a Toronto-based feminist magazine for young women, says this shouldn't be the case if it's what a woman wants to hear. She admits, though, that this is a point of debate even among feminists.

"Usually this conversation comes up when people are talking about pornography and the idea that women being tied up or spoken to in a humiliating fashion should not be arousing," Ms. Fowles said. "And yet, there are women that are turned on by that. So, having that rigid framework eliminates all those women from feminist ideology, which is elitist and exclusionary and wrong in my opinion."
www.theglobeandmail.com/life/health-and-fitness/fitness/talk-dirty-to-me-she-said/article622530/

On 2018-10-13 20:27:51 Yoda 1 said:
Tegwane

You in London ?

Yep

Tegwane

Interesting times ahead in Britain

On 2018-10-13 20:31:49 2cool4u007 said:
On 2018-10-13 20:20:29 Tegwane said: [QUOTE;

I am not even commenting on the ultra reliable Metro News as source ....


I think this is george osbornes propaganda sheet

Is the globe & mail more to your liking? I quote: Part of talking dirty can involve theatrically using the language of degradation. For the generations of men raised by feminists, this can feel problematic, but Stacey May Fowles, publisher of Shameless, a Toronto-based feminist magazine for young women, says this shouldn't be the case if it's what a woman wants to hear. She admits, though, that this is a point of debate even among feminists.

"Usually this conversation comes up when people are talking about pornography and the idea that women being tied up or spoken to in a humiliating fashion should not be arousing," Ms. Fowles said. "And yet, there are women that are turned on by that. So, having that rigid framework eliminates all those women from feminist ideology, which is elitist and exclusionary and wrong in my opinion."
www.theglobeandmail.com/life/health-and-fitness/fitness/talk-dirty-to-me-she-said/article622530/[/QUOTE]

I read The Telegraph, The Sun, The Mirrir, Daily Mail,and the South Africa Times

Also being that I'm American, American women are NOTORIOUS for flippantly calling each other ho,slut,in everyday convo as if they are dying to own this words suppressive usage in malevolent hands

On 2018-10-13 20:34:23 Yoda 1 said:
Tegwane

Interesting times ahead in Britain

Yep, Brexit is going to force the English to wake up and source markets and then become a world power again. Socially I see big poo coming, they are weak

I believe the British ae waking up to the fact that the Europeans are pissed off with them.

They voted on nationalistic fears, same as in America, and now the chickens are coming home to roost.

They need Europe, simple fact.

I feel sorry for them

On 2018-10-13 20:35:49 Tegwane said:
On 2018-10-13 20:31:49 2cool4u007 said: On 2018-10-13 20:20:29 Tegwane said: [QUOTE;

I am not even commenting on the ultra reliable Metro News as source ....


I think this is george osbornes propaganda sheet
Is the globe & mail more to your liking? I quote: Part of talking dirty can involve theatrically using the language of degradation. For the generations of men raised by feminists, this can feel problematic, but Stacey May Fowles, publisher of Shameless, a Toronto-based feminist magazine for young women, says this shouldn't be the case if it's what a woman wants to hear. She admits, though, that this is a point of debate even among feminists.

"Usually this conversation comes up when people are talking about pornography and the idea that women being tied up or spoken to in a humiliating fashion should not be arousing," Ms. Fowles said. "And yet, there are women that are turned on by that. So, having that rigid framework eliminates all those women from feminist ideology, which is elitist and exclusionary and wrong in my opinion."
www.theglobeandmail.com/life/health-and-fitness/fitness/talk-dirty-to-me-she-said/article622530/

I read The Telegraph, The Sun, The Mirrir, Daily Mail,and the South Africa Times[/QUOTE]
Ok here you go,daily mail,& I quote:Be careful with emotionally charged words and phrases like 'You're a slut'. Some women love it because it's so politically incorrect and forbidden, others simply find it incredibly insulting.
www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-5705897/How-talk-dirty-without-feeling-like-idiot.html Google women dirty talk and you'll have a party, I can't convince you about my own experiences. Now shouldn't the women that enjoy this be shamed since you're shaming guys like me or does she get a pass?

2cool, I don't read crap, I read the news as they interpret it, mainly the sports sections and the editorials

[QUOTE;1501666;Yoda 1] I believe the British ae waking up to the fact that the Europeans are pissed off with them.

They voted on nationalistic fears, same as in America, and now the chickens are coming home to roost.

They need Europe, simple fact.

I feel sorry for them

No we don't. England survived without these useless unelected Brussels thieves for centuries. All they have to do is elect Farage and things will rock and roll. Corbyn is a worry though