Here is an option for us shorter males; for shirts anyway.
http://www.slate.com/articles/business/moneybox/2015/11/ash_and_anvil_makes_clothes_for_short_men_finally.html
Here is the website:
http://ashandanvil.com/
Saturday, November 28, 2015
Sunday, November 15, 2015
The short guy stigma: A taller woman that gets it!
This video, which many of you may have seen already, comes from Cristen Conger. Cristen, who claims also to have some height related issues,(being 5'9"...which really isn't that tall, not even for a woman these days)is aware of the issues short men have and basically thinks we are treated unfairly.
Friday, November 13, 2015
Fascism and hypocrisy: Offensive remarks towards minorities are wrong but those same remarks are ok when directed at short people.
Here we go again! This country is coming closer to becoming fascist.
Offensive remarks and freedom of speech are under attack at these two campuses...well, for now.
At the University of Missouri, apparently, some racist remarks or acts were directed at some black students on campus. The president there was unable to rectify the problem and he was forced to resign, led by members of the Missouri football team.
At Yale, they are protesting the same things after some black girls were denied admission to a party and the fact that one of the professors and his wife opposed a decision by Yale administration to tell the students to be careful what they wore for Halloween costumes. Students then targeted the couple, apparently because they were insensitive or something of that nature.
So...in a nutshell, these two universities, which no doubt support liberalism, freedom of speech and expression, now have an issue with it. Why, because it could offend minorities.
Hmmm...do these same people who fear offensive or insulting remarks on their campuses ever hurl offensive remarks at other groups?
I can go on Twitter and see a whole bunch of hateful, offensive remarks directed at short men and probably by these very same people who scream on these campuses to be more tolerant and sensitive; while at the same time citing their own freedom of speech when they do it to someone else..
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Here's some offensive remarks...wonder if these people will lose their jobs?
Offensive remarks and freedom of speech are under attack at these two campuses...well, for now.
At the University of Missouri, apparently, some racist remarks or acts were directed at some black students on campus. The president there was unable to rectify the problem and he was forced to resign, led by members of the Missouri football team.
At Yale, they are protesting the same things after some black girls were denied admission to a party and the fact that one of the professors and his wife opposed a decision by Yale administration to tell the students to be careful what they wore for Halloween costumes. Students then targeted the couple, apparently because they were insensitive or something of that nature.
So...in a nutshell, these two universities, which no doubt support liberalism, freedom of speech and expression, now have an issue with it. Why, because it could offend minorities.
Hmmm...do these same people who fear offensive or insulting remarks on their campuses ever hurl offensive remarks at other groups?
I can go on Twitter and see a whole bunch of hateful, offensive remarks directed at short men and probably by these very same people who scream on these campuses to be more tolerant and sensitive; while at the same time citing their own freedom of speech when they do it to someone else..
.
Here's some offensive remarks...wonder if these people will lose their jobs?
@suspiciousIy we should just massacre all short people
— gabriel (@GAYBE12) September 29, 2015
Short people and their small ass strides need to get TF out of the way when adults are trying to walk. Shit.
— Brooke (@_BrookieB_) October 1, 2015
Now, I find that OFFENSIVE! Here is some more hypocrisy...
Short people have no purpose but to be in somebody's way
— Tracee Ellis Floss (@MikeTalksTrash) October 9, 2015
Yes, but don't you dare say anything offensive to these people. Oh and one more because short man hate is just my imagination..lol
Do short people realize the great disadvantage they pass along to their male children? Aint nobody like a short man. #TallPeopleRule
— #QuestionEverything (@radlegend) October 8, 2015
Thursday, November 5, 2015
Police officer cleared of killing unarmed white man after shooting him in back...twice!
Back in February, David Kassick, was pulled over by police officer Lisa Mearkle in Pennsylvania. He had an expired registration.
Instead of complying, he fled and was chased by Officer Mearkle. She caught up to him and tased him and he subsequently fell down into the snow. She had ordered him to show her his hands which he did not do, tho he had been tasered four times. Now, instead of putting his hands behind his back and cuffing him, she shot him twice in the back!
Today, a jury cleared her of murder!
Now, why in the world has this not been all over the airwaves? Well, David Kassick was an unarmed white man and she was a white officer. I guess unarmed white men who get shot in the back twice don't get any kind of justice. .Whether this was justified or not, this hasn't received any national attention as it no doubt would have had David Kassick been black.
Do you think Quentin Tarantino mentioned David Kassick at his protest when he ran through a list of names of people who have been "murdered" by police? Hmmmm...doubtful. We all know Gilbert Collar wasn't mentioned either. I guess if you are white, you don't matter now.
Since the media won't mention this injustice because it doesn't fit the narrative, I figured I would mention it.
Instead of complying, he fled and was chased by Officer Mearkle. She caught up to him and tased him and he subsequently fell down into the snow. She had ordered him to show her his hands which he did not do, tho he had been tasered four times. Now, instead of putting his hands behind his back and cuffing him, she shot him twice in the back!
Today, a jury cleared her of murder!
Now, why in the world has this not been all over the airwaves? Well, David Kassick was an unarmed white man and she was a white officer. I guess unarmed white men who get shot in the back twice don't get any kind of justice. .Whether this was justified or not, this hasn't received any national attention as it no doubt would have had David Kassick been black.
Do you think Quentin Tarantino mentioned David Kassick at his protest when he ran through a list of names of people who have been "murdered" by police? Hmmmm...doubtful. We all know Gilbert Collar wasn't mentioned either. I guess if you are white, you don't matter now.
Since the media won't mention this injustice because it doesn't fit the narrative, I figured I would mention it.
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