Thread: Message to the MEN of ALIPAC

Men,

This message is not directed at the men that are serving as executive officers, moderators, administrators, or team leaders on other projects. Everyone can see how hard you are working on different important tasks.

This message is directed at the MEN on our activism boards that are not currently working on any other ALIPAC projects but have had enough free time to be on our boards here on and off over the last three days.

Despite numerous appeals, begging and pleading for assistance, many of you watched and failed to respond as 9 women did the heavy lifting and the full engagement fighting for our cause.

They stuffed that Miller Boycott Press release right in the mouths of the stock trading websites while navigating strange website platforms, dodging spammers, trolls, and irate moderators. They typed their fingers to the bone as you either watched or ignored them.

Here is their hard work on display and you can easily notice they are all females.

http://www.alipac.us/modules.php?name=F ... ic&t=42156

I am personally very disapointed that no male that is not already fully deployed on other operations lifted a finger to help these ladies in the fight.

While we work on some way to show our thanks to these fine ladies and strong fighters, we need to find out why so many of our males were completely MIA during the fight and during the hard work.

I'm sure that many of you are doing other things we can't witness in this struggle, but this opportunity to help ALIPAC's operations was completely missed by our male visitors and talkers here.

I'm working over 15 hours every day including most Sats and Suns. Our executive officers, team leaders, and moderators are putting in a hell of a lot of time to maintain our operations and these boards.

This will not work and we will not win without effort and measurable work product.

Ladies, please do not respond in this thread. Men folk, I am shaking my head on this one.

These ladies really pulled together as a focused team while our men were not responding or running around in different directions without focus or discipline.

W

I agree the women did a fantastic job. I'm in awe of their productivity. They deserve a round of applause and our heartfelt thanks! It is workers like these that help our cause to move forward. Great Job!

I only did one but I did help and I'm he not a she.

Sorry AlturaCt, I was in a rush. We had all women and one male is that correct? I believe a new user named Curious chimed in once near the end eager to help and I'm not sure if Curious is male or female.

Thank you AlturaCt for being one of our only males to take action in that project.

Did I miss any other males around here that helped the women folk with the heavy lifting?

W

my bad. couldn't figure out how to do it but did sign the petition again and call the press line. Next time if there's something that doesn't require computer skills I don't have or involves a letter or e-mail please let me know

No excuse, I just missed it. I second what andyt says about computer skills and the rest to. I guess the ladies won't be here to see what I have to say for their job so I will make it a point to go and thank them each one with a pm message right now! AlturaCt, and W. I will thank you both here for a job well done.

I have to Apologize I had two servers down that I was attending to and could not commit the time required to do the job. I am almost caught back up now. Should be good for anything you want to throw at me tomorrow. The only time I have had in the last week is sleep and a few hit and run items locally.

Some of you guys need to break out the flowers and the chocolates for these ladies to get out of the doghouse.

W

I agree William, we need some manly men here at least to give us some mental perks