When This Blows Over

❖ That’s just vandalism. Not protesting, not making a
statement, not progressing feminism or equal rights
in any way.
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❖ And people wonder why feminists are despised by
most of the world.
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❖ So you took a sign meant to caution people that it may
not be the safest area to walk through and made it worth
a double take… maybe worth getting closer to, because
naturally people are going to want to see why a sign
they’re used to seeing is suddenly different.
Congratulations, you’ve been counterproductive and
probably endangered a rubbernecker.
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❖ You know in all my years in construction I’ve never
seen anyone who identified as a woman pick up a
hammer. I’ve seen them in the office, but not on the
actual job site.
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❖ I feel so empowered and liberated because you defaced a
sign that was truthful and made it about your precious
feelings! ….. You are just being an eyesore. Unless you are
going to university to actually become one of those
construction workers, then sit the fuck down and complain
about Blurred Lines some more.
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❖ Ugh. I’m really ashamed to call myself a woman thanks to
people like this. Literally, what was your fucking point you
useless aluminum can?