I mean, I think her choice in clothing says nothing about her ability to do her job in a respectful manner, where as the commentary of the people acting offended actively demonstrates their lack of ability to do theirs. But what do I know, I'm just a voter XD I do think her comments (and facial expression) are misunderstood. I make that face too when thinking about our state political climate. I don't think its the *people* she's referencing, I think it is the political environment.
Judging from your avatar and some of your video thumbnails (I just discovered your channel via a search for HearseCon), I infer that you know from personal experience as much as I do that anytime someone takes even half of a step outside the boundary of what is considered acceptable attire, they will inevitably catch an immense amount of flak and undeserved ridicule for doing so. It never ceases to amaze me how much power I can possess over certain individuals merely by means of my attire. The degree to which some people permit strangers to affect them emotionally is truly astonishing, especially when the source is merely the manner in which a stranger dresses rather than some relative subject which directly impacts their lives. Media always have loved utilizing these types of insignificant stories as either a filler, or as a distraction from other newsworthy stories. Unless one's attire has a direct effect upon the physical act of doing one's job, such as a lion-tamer wearing a suit of meat, or a bicycle tester wearing fringed disco pants which constantly become entangled in the chain and sprocket, then the manner of one's attire does not affect their ability to perform their job duties to the fullest . . . unless they are receiving a constant onslaught of derision while on the clock. Therefore, people who bitch, whine, and complain about someone's appearance and connect it to said person's job performance or capability are only making the alleged essence of their complaints worse. When enough of these ignoramuses bitch loud enough, then their bitching could actually have an effect on someone's ability to do their job, whereas fashion choice does not. These ignoramuses attempt to make their words of ridicule more meaningful by barely shrouding their verbal attacks with a poorly functioning decoy of allusion to job performance. Yet, it is rather obvious in many of these complainers that they simply are of the type who frequently go out of the way to find a subject to bitch about in order to perpetuate their miserable existence. For most, they are not whining because they sincerely believe a person is not performing their job to a satisfactory level, but it is more likely jealousy which is the root cause of the complaining. What I find disgusting and inappropriate is the number of people who will expend the time and energy to bitch about Sinema's attire instead of focusing some of their negative energy towards the news outlet which decided to print this dreck-filled distraction instead of providing the public with a newsworthy article on a story which is currently, or soon will be, affecting our lives. Many of us believe democracy is the best system in existence . . . although, we really do not have a true democracy. For in a true democracy, guess what happens when 51% vote to kill the other 49% . . . but that is a different subject matter for another time, for now we'll just call it a democracy. So, our democratic system is the best in the world, and it allows for a free and open market, and provides the highest degree of freedom for the people. Yet, a democracy is only beneficial, and will only provide the numerous benefits of living in a democratic system when it functions as it was intended to function. If people are ignorant, uninformed or ill-informed, dumbed-down (another story, another time), misled, withheld from facts, or blatantly lied to, then they do not possess the required knowledge to vote properly or the capacity to support the democracy to function as intended. Therefore, when news agencies do not provide pertinent information to the public, when they blatantly lie in their reporting, when they intentionally hold facts back from articles, when they tailor headlines to manipulate a reader's perception, also when they consume space with garbage filler stories rather than real news, then they truly are an enemy to our democracy and should be treated as such . . . . but *NOOOOOO*, people would rather get all bent out of shape over a senator's attire. Have these people ever voiced their support for her when she did a good job or the right thing in their eyes??? Have they even bothered to complain about something Sinema did in performing her job on any social media . . . and prior to bitching about her outfit (which is not any aspect of her job performance)??? These are the true sickos of humanity who care more about a stranger's clothes than they do about their communities, the future of their country and government, and the future, not only their own, but the future of their friends and family. They are nothing more than festering sores upon humanity's advancement!!! *_Always fashion; never function._*
sen.sinema is a beutiful fashionista.keep on rockin sen.!
I mean, I think her choice in clothing says nothing about her ability to do her job in a respectful manner, where as the commentary of the people acting offended actively demonstrates their lack of ability to do theirs. But what do I know, I'm just a voter XD
I do think her comments (and facial expression) are misunderstood. I make that face too when thinking about our state political climate. I don't think its the *people* she's referencing, I think it is the political environment.
The question is who’s the pimp I’m thinking it’s Obama
Judging from your avatar and some of your video thumbnails (I just discovered your channel via a search for HearseCon), I infer that you know from personal experience as much as I do that anytime someone takes even half of a step outside the boundary of what is considered acceptable attire, they will inevitably catch an immense amount of flak and undeserved ridicule for doing so. It never ceases to amaze me how much power I can possess over certain individuals merely by means of my attire. The degree to which some people permit strangers to affect them emotionally is truly astonishing, especially when the source is merely the manner in which a stranger dresses rather than some relative subject which directly impacts their lives. Media always have loved utilizing these types of insignificant stories as either a filler, or as a distraction from other newsworthy stories. Unless one's attire has a direct effect upon the physical act of doing one's job, such as a lion-tamer wearing a suit of meat, or a bicycle tester wearing fringed disco pants which constantly become entangled in the chain and sprocket, then the manner of one's attire does not affect their ability to perform their job duties to the fullest . . . unless they are receiving a constant onslaught of derision while on the clock. Therefore, people who bitch, whine, and complain about someone's appearance and connect it to said person's job performance or capability are only making the alleged essence of their complaints worse. When enough of these ignoramuses bitch loud enough, then their bitching could actually have an effect on someone's ability to do their job, whereas fashion choice does not. These ignoramuses attempt to make their words of ridicule more meaningful by barely shrouding their verbal attacks with a poorly functioning decoy of allusion to job performance. Yet, it is rather obvious in many of these complainers that they simply are of the type who frequently go out of the way to find a subject to bitch about in order to perpetuate their miserable existence. For most, they are not whining because they sincerely believe a person is not performing their job to a satisfactory level, but it is more likely jealousy which is the root cause of the complaining. What I find disgusting and inappropriate is the number of people who will expend the time and energy to bitch about Sinema's attire instead of focusing some of their negative energy towards the news outlet which decided to print this dreck-filled distraction instead of providing the public with a newsworthy article on a story which is currently, or soon will be, affecting our lives. Many of us believe democracy is the best system in existence . . . although, we really do not have a true democracy. For in a true democracy, guess what happens when 51% vote to kill the other 49% . . . but that is a different subject matter for another time, for now we'll just call it a democracy. So, our democratic system is the best in the world, and it allows for a free and open market, and provides the highest degree of freedom for the people. Yet, a democracy is only beneficial, and will only provide the numerous benefits of living in a democratic system when it functions as it was intended to function. If people are ignorant, uninformed or ill-informed, dumbed-down (another story, another time), misled, withheld from facts, or blatantly lied to, then they do not possess the required knowledge to vote properly or the capacity to support the democracy to function as intended. Therefore, when news agencies do not provide pertinent information to the public, when they blatantly lie in their reporting, when they intentionally hold facts back from articles, when they tailor headlines to manipulate a reader's perception, also when they consume space with garbage filler stories rather than real news, then they truly are an enemy to our democracy and should be treated as such . . . . but *NOOOOOO*, people would rather get all bent out of shape over a senator's attire. Have these people ever voiced their support for her when she did a good job or the right thing in their eyes??? Have they even bothered to complain about something Sinema did in performing her job on any social media . . . and prior to bitching about her outfit (which is not any aspect of her job performance)??? These are the true sickos of humanity who care more about a stranger's clothes than they do about their communities, the future of their country and government, and the future, not only their own, but the future of their friends and family. They are nothing more than festering sores upon humanity's advancement!!!
*_Always fashion; never function._*
Well said!