what's the "anti-misogyny policy"?

[HurricaneDitka]

@Penfeather

I’m gonna go and on a limb and say that the “anti-misogyny policy” is “don’t post misogynist things” and “if you do post misogynist things, you’ll get warned”. Seems plain.

So why is “Certainly puts a smile on my face when I log in. If she can’t cure ED no one can.” a misogynist thing but “Has it been that long since I got laid, or is it okay to find her moderately attractive with the cliche’ chauvinistic term of “I wouldn’t kick her out of bed”?” not? Or, to pull some other examples from the Conway thread:

@Onomatopoeia

As others have stated, I don’t see it, at all. Kellyanne Conway is not remotely attractive, and never has been.

That stated, there are Republican women who, god help me, I do, or did find very attractive:

– Crazy eyes Michelle Bachmann, who was absolute fire 15 years ago, and reasonably attractive even 5 years ago.
– Michelle Malkin, who got my motor running every time I saw her
– Stacy Dash, even though she’s as dumb as a bag of rocks
– Sarah Palin, who, unsurprisingly, is even dumber than Stacy Dash

I never found Megyn Kelly attractive but even she is leaps and bounds better looking than Kellyanne on her worst day.

Kellyanne is nowhere near as attractive as any of the women I mentioned above; it doesn’t help that she’s ugly on the inside as well. Well, they all are, but with Kellyanne the ugliness has seeped through her epidermis.

@Nava

Damn. Emma Frost’s rationale for her “tits falling out” looks is that “it distracts the boys and makes them easy prey”; I don’t think Ms. Shaked needs any kind of slutty dresses to distract people. Just stare at them (preferably while someone else gets ready with stick-on bibs).

Is “got my motor running every time I saw her” really better / less-offensive in some significant way than “If she can’t cure ED no one can”?