Facebook Follies of Friends and Families

[garbon]

I do think it is a poor one as it makes it seem like that kind of opinion is something we should care about/by comparison has a slight tinge that Trump's marital relations are immoral. Still very unlikely that a twice divorced Hil would be looked upon kindly.

[Valmy]

Uhm, that it's 2016 and people are allowed to remarry? 

Have you never heard of social conservative religious right wing people before?

[Eddie Teach]

Being socially conservative religious right wing people didn't stop my parents from getting divorced. 

[CountDeMoney]

I do think it is a poor one as it makes it seem like that kind of opinion is something we should care about/by comparison has a slight tinge that Trump's marital relations are immoral.

I know, right?  Especially since he eventually married every mistress he was cheating on his wives with. 

[garbon]

I do think it is a poor one as it makes it seem like that kind of opinion is something we should care about/by comparison has a slight tinge that Trump's marital relations are immoral.

I know, right?  Especially since he eventually married every mistress he was cheating on his wives with. 

I don't know that I'm all that bothered by cheating in general except that it is quite a sign of weakness. If you want to mess around with other people when you've ostensibly entered a monogamous relationship than have those awkward conversations ahead of time.

[Malthus]

I do think it is a poor one as it makes it seem like that kind of opinion is something we should care about/by comparison has a slight tinge that Trump's marital relations are immoral. Still very unlikely that a twice divorced Hil would be looked upon kindly.

It's supposed to be pointing out a double standard. Powerful men are not looked down upon (as much) for marital infidelity.

[garbon]

I do think it is a poor one as it makes it seem like that kind of opinion is something we should care about/by comparison has a slight tinge that Trump's marital relations are immoral. Still very unlikely that a twice divorced Hil would be looked upon kindly.

It's supposed to be pointing out a double standard. Powerful men are not looked down upon (as much) for marital infidelity.

Oh, of course, I know that's what they are intending - just has some bad connotations as I noted.

[Martinus]

Katrina Lanette Pierson (née Shaddix,[1] born July 20, 1976[a]) is an American Tea Party activist and communications consultant. Since November 2015, she serves as national spokesperson for the Donald Trump 2016 presidential campaign.

[11B4V]

Collective insanity. What can you do.

[alfred russel]

Collective insanity. What can you do.

It has been going on for almost 2000 years. If they haven't wised up by now, probably nothing.

[dps]

I do think it is a poor one as it makes it seem like that kind of opinion is something we should care about/by comparison has a slight tinge that Trump's marital relations are immoral.

I know, right?  Especially since he eventually married every mistress he was cheating on his wives with. 

I don't know that I'm all that bothered by cheating in general except that it is quite a sign of weakness. If you want to mess around with other people when you've ostensibly entered a monogamous relationship than have those awkward conversations ahead of time.

I think that marital infidelity is a pretty big sign of poor character in general.  But I can't really hold it against Trump because Clinton supporters have spent much of the last 24 years telling us that we shouldn't hold it against Bill. 

Fortunately, there are plenty of other things to hold against Trump.

[Admiral Yi]

The difference is Bill's women knew they were having a fling, whereas Donald's women thought they had found true love.

[Tonitrus]

The difference is Bill's women knew they were having a fling, whereas Donald's women thought they had found a billionaire husband.

Fixed.

[Admiral Yi]

That's the joke.

[Tonitrus]

That's the joke.

My bad.