https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_women_who_led_a_revolt_or_rebellionaTmAg said:For example?johncAG said:
There's a pretty easy way to comprehend how someone in her position could become the leader of a revolutionary force. All these strong, strapping men? Its been 10 years since the fall and who knows how long they battled FEDRA at the QZs. Whose to say she was the first leader? if anything, the smart play is to let the cavalier people fight the early, tough battles and take over in a power vacuum. Not to mention, there are plenty of examples of women leading a revolutionary force, in both battle or symbolism.
aTmAg said:For example?johncAG said:
There's a pretty easy way to comprehend how someone in her position could become the leader of a revolutionary force. All these strong, strapping men? Its been 10 years since the fall and who knows how long they battled FEDRA at the QZs. Whose to say she was the first leader? if anything, the smart play is to let the cavalier people fight the early, tough battles and take over in a power vacuum. Not to mention, there are plenty of examples of women leading a revolutionary force, in both battle or symbolism.
So they wanted the question asked. Posters on this thread get *****ed at for asking the question. Seems about right.Ol Jock 99 said:
Re Catherine. Listening to the podcast.
Q: Why would (insert bearded army dude) follow HER?
A: Yes! You asked the question we wanted the audience to ask. We wanted some confusion. Isn't he the more natural leader? Well, keep watching.
To keep it in the zombie universe, The Walking Dead had multiple examples.aTmAg said:For example?johncAG said:
There's a pretty easy way to comprehend how someone in her position could become the leader of a revolutionary force. All these strong, strapping men? Its been 10 years since the fall and who knows how long they battled FEDRA at the QZs. Whose to say she was the first leader? if anything, the smart play is to let the cavalier people fight the early, tough battles and take over in a power vacuum. Not to mention, there are plenty of examples of women leading a revolutionary force, in both battle or symbolism.
There were about 150 posts I skipped since 0730 today, but I mostly saw amazing alpha males who require a special slings to carry their enormous testicles complaining that women can't be leaders.beanbean said:So they wanted the question asked. Posters on this thread get *****ed at for asking the question. Seems about right.Ol Jock 99 said:
Re Catherine. Listening to the podcast.
Q: Why would (insert bearded army dude) follow HER?
A: Yes! You asked the question we wanted the audience to ask. We wanted some confusion. Isn't he the more natural leader? Well, keep watching.
Not quite the same as what some of the posters here were sayingbeanbean said:So they wanted the question asked. Posters on this thread get *****ed at for asking the question. Seems about right.Ol Jock 99 said:
Re Catherine. Listening to the podcast.
Q: Why would (insert bearded army dude) follow HER?
A: Yes! You asked the question we wanted the audience to ask. We wanted some confusion. Isn't he the more natural leader? Well, keep watching.
The shortness of that list (and the fact that nearly all of them inherited their position or convinced men that they had "divine influence") proves my point.HerschelwoodHardhead said:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_women_who_led_a_revolt_or_rebellionaTmAg said:For example?johncAG said:
There's a pretty easy way to comprehend how someone in her position could become the leader of a revolutionary force. All these strong, strapping men? Its been 10 years since the fall and who knows how long they battled FEDRA at the QZs. Whose to say she was the first leader? if anything, the smart play is to let the cavalier people fight the early, tough battles and take over in a power vacuum. Not to mention, there are plenty of examples of women leading a revolutionary force, in both battle or symbolism.
I was talking real life. I know Hollywood loves to blow this way out of proportion.Brian Earl Spilner said:aTmAg said:For example?johncAG said:
There's a pretty easy way to comprehend how someone in her position could become the leader of a revolutionary force. All these strong, strapping men? Its been 10 years since the fall and who knows how long they battled FEDRA at the QZs. Whose to say she was the first leader? if anything, the smart play is to let the cavalier people fight the early, tough battles and take over in a power vacuum. Not to mention, there are plenty of examples of women leading a revolutionary force, in both battle or symbolism.
Coin, Hunger Games
Lol, that's not even remotely true, and your "review" with no examples or evidence provided proves my point. You asked for an example, wikipedia had a plethora of them.aTmAg said:The shortness of that list (and the fact that nearly all of them inherited their position or convinced men that they had "divine influence") proves my point.HerschelwoodHardhead said:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_women_who_led_a_revolt_or_rebellionaTmAg said:For example?johncAG said:
There's a pretty easy way to comprehend how someone in her position could become the leader of a revolutionary force. All these strong, strapping men? Its been 10 years since the fall and who knows how long they battled FEDRA at the QZs. Whose to say she was the first leader? if anything, the smart play is to let the cavalier people fight the early, tough battles and take over in a power vacuum. Not to mention, there are plenty of examples of women leading a revolutionary force, in both battle or symbolism.
Devine influence in 2020s? Really? That would be even more lame than a gay episode.HerschelwoodHardhead said:Lol, that's not even remotely true, and your "review" with no examples or evidence provided proves my point. You asked for an example, wikipedia had a plethora of them.aTmAg said:The shortness of that list (and the fact that nearly all of them inherited their position or convinced men that they had "divine influence") proves my point.HerschelwoodHardhead said:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_women_who_led_a_revolt_or_rebellionaTmAg said:For example?johncAG said:
There's a pretty easy way to comprehend how someone in her position could become the leader of a revolutionary force. All these strong, strapping men? Its been 10 years since the fall and who knows how long they battled FEDRA at the QZs. Whose to say she was the first leader? if anything, the smart play is to let the cavalier people fight the early, tough battles and take over in a power vacuum. Not to mention, there are plenty of examples of women leading a revolutionary force, in both battle or symbolism.
Also....what's to say this woman hasn't inherited the position or convinced the "bearded man" she has divine influence? The story may go that way, and is still a realistic way of assuming power.
Yeah, when one provides facts/sources that prove my point, I will point that out.Brian Earl Spilner said:
This is part of aTm's shtick. He asks for facts/sources, and when they're provided, he finds a way to dismiss them. Classic changing of the goalposts. This is why I mostly avoid these debates now.
you'd probably be into a Devine gay episode.aTmAg said:Devine influence in 2020s? Really? That would be even more lame than a gay episode.HerschelwoodHardhead said:Lol, that's not even remotely true, and your "review" with no examples or evidence provided proves my point. You asked for an example, wikipedia had a plethora of them.aTmAg said:The shortness of that list (and the fact that nearly all of them inherited their position or convinced men that they had "divine influence") proves my point.HerschelwoodHardhead said:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_women_who_led_a_revolt_or_rebellionaTmAg said:For example?johncAG said:
There's a pretty easy way to comprehend how someone in her position could become the leader of a revolutionary force. All these strong, strapping men? Its been 10 years since the fall and who knows how long they battled FEDRA at the QZs. Whose to say she was the first leader? if anything, the smart play is to let the cavalier people fight the early, tough battles and take over in a power vacuum. Not to mention, there are plenty of examples of women leading a revolutionary force, in both battle or symbolism.
Also....what's to say this woman hasn't inherited the position or convinced the "bearded man" she has divine influence? The story may go that way, and is still a realistic way of assuming power.
DescendantFaustus said:
She's Mon Mothma's ancestor.
Speak for yourself.TCTTS said:
This is about where I'm at, and I started the thread. It's a f/cking beating, trying to wade through all this trash. Nearly every TexAgs thread for the respective shows I love and follow has enhanced my viewing experience in one way or another. I absolutely *love* talking weekly shows on this board, to the point where it's become a crucial part of the experience for me. This is the first time in 19 years of posting, though, that it's had the exact opposite effect. Some of you can't help but suck every last ounce of joy from everything you engage with. And because of that - because it's become so mind numbingly bad - I'm done here, at least for a while…
LCE said:
Nothing looks in great condition and I have a 21 year old vehicle w no rust
Well Joel acknowledged it at least.cbr said:
On that note how is it that 20 year old gas still runs a car?
I get that it's an early 90's, probably tbi Chevy. Maybe it even has a carb. I didn't look. But is there really any way gas would let that long?
Great ****ing episode. Show is back on the train, just as I predicted.TCTTS said:
This is about where I'm at, and I started the thread. It's a f/cking beating, trying to wade through all this trash. Nearly every TexAgs thread for the shows I watch has enhanced my viewing experience in one way or another. I absolutely *love* talking weekly shows on this board, to the point where it's become a crucial part of the viewing experience for me. This is the first time in 19 years of posting, though, that it's had the exact opposite effect. Some of you can't help but suck every last ounce of joy from everything you engage with. And because of that - because it's become so mind numbingly bad - I'm done here, at least for a while…
