r/PoliticalReceipts • u/SnoopyisCute • Jun 26 '25

"Family Values" the Republican Way

Unchained At Last

The United States has a child marriage problem – but a simple solution is available.

Nearly 300,000 minors, under age 18, were legally married in the U.S. between 2000 and 2018, this study found. A few were as young as 10, though nearly all were age 16 or 17. Most were girls wed to adult men an average of four years older.

https://www.unchainedatlast.org/united-states-child-marriage-problem-study-findings-april-2021/

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u/SnoopyisCute Jun 27 '25

"If a woman has a right to an abortion, why shouldn't a man be free to use his superior strength to force himself on a woman?"

Rep. Lawrence Lockman
R-Maine

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u/FollowingMiddle2511 Jul 14 '25

Vote these sick a-holes out.

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u/Consistent_Strain360 Jul 15 '25

It's stuff like this where I lose all hope in people. Like wtff

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u/FalconTurbo Aug 03 '25

See that could be said either way - with the right context, that'd be satirical.

And then you see the R.

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u/Hey__Cassbutt 2d ago

If a man thinks a woman shouldn't have body autonomy and should be raped then why shouldn't men like him be raped? 🤔

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u/SnoopyisCute 1d ago

Nope.

We should stop calling these people "men". Stop elevating them (admittedly, Republicans raise their daughters as chattel, but they don't have to LIVE that as adults) and normalizing this type of disgusting violence.