Two women who disagree with the message on the billboard – Paula Atwood and Kathryn Rende – have set up this GoFundMe page to raise money to put up a billboard with their own message to counter the message on the original billboard.
Posted on 03/01/2017 4:47:43 PM PST by grundle
Recently on Interstate 40 between Winston-Salem and Greensboro in North Carolina, an anonymous party paid to have a billboard put up which says “Real men provide. Real women appreciate it.”
Here’s a photograph of the billboard (which comes form this website, and which I am showing under fair use):
Two women who disagree with the message on the billboard – Paula Atwood and Kathryn Rende – have set up this GoFundMe page to raise money to put up a billboard with their own message to counter the message on the original billboard.
However, according to the the list of people who have donated to their fundraiser, these two women, who are trying to disprove the claim that “real men provide – real women appreciate it,” are themselves accepting and appreciating money from men.
So while the intent of these two women was to disprove the claim that was made on the original billboard, the actual result of their actions was that they ended up reinforcing the claim.
real liberal women demand others pay for their sex life and tampons.
Sounds about right.
What is the value of this thread on FR? zero
It brings out the feminazis and other libs.
Pointing out liberals’ hypocrisy always has value.
It certainly brightened my evening.
Yesterday I read a short story called “When Queens Ride By” by Agnes Turnbull. That story followed by seeing this billboard is encouraging. I started working part time almost two years ago and I’m not entirely sure the extra income is worth it.
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