The left will use this to attack all the racist employers who fired every black women they could as soon as they got a legal opportunity.

I don't think either are 100% correct. But one is more correct than the other.

Which one do you think is more correct?

What is a woman?

#14 | Posted by BellRinger

I guess you are around 50 or older straight male, which makes this comment very funny.

That's a question a prepubescent boy might ask his mom.

Let me ask you this: If you don't know what a woman is, how do you know you're straight?

I know what a woman is.

That's not very convincing...

I think you're worried you might accidentally find a trans woman hot and you'll turn gay.

i.e., blur the lines.

For you, and those like you, it boils down to fundamental sexual-insecurity and pent up frustration that manifests itself as a willfully ignorant bigotry. You're worried that you are like them. Even just a little bit.

The hatred is just overcompensating.

...because you are terrible at it

You think so?

That's so disappointing.

Oh well. I'm entertained, so I can't really give less of a ---- about your assessments of my online psychological assessments.

I mean, are you a psychologist?

How do you know for sure my assessment is --------?

You can't even define a woman, except for to say you can.

Synonyms aren't really definitions, so...

No they won't.

Who do you think employs the federal work force?

Let's go branch by branch and compare the numbers.

Here's a hint, eb;

They already are

It's like I gotta spell it out for you guys.

Literally, as I type out the post.

Admittedly, I can't read the article. But I presumed, based on the summary, that we are discussing the federal workforce. Because it specifically says federal workforce.

Now, from what I remember from highschool civics, that does not include public entities and municipalities.

But I did go to public school, so...