‘Tis the season for crazy, cat-hoarding, hairy-legged feminists to screech about the fairly well-known Christmas song, “Baby It’s Cold Outside.” Luckily Affinity Magazine (which is written by millennials so take this with a grain of salt) seems to be the only one SO FAR claiming the song is about rape.
So far being key here folks.
Baby It’s Cold Outside is Actually A Song About Rape: https://t.co/KDV0IwtwSr pic.twitter.com/QHijoLtq3o
— Affinity Magazine (@TheAffinityMag) December 4, 2016
Sigh.
@TheAffinityMag Won't let you ruin a perfectly innocent, wonderful song. What a sad existence you lead.
— Michael Babb (@p25735) December 5, 2016
C’mon, didn’t you get the memo? Anything people enjoy must be destroyed by the Left UNLESS they deem it appropriate.
.@TheAffinityMag I really don't think you know what "rape" means. And this is an insult to anyone who has actually suffered it.
— Gary HokieHawk (@grsvt81) December 5, 2016
Bingo. Calling something like a song “rape” takes away from those who have been victimized.
Twitter was having none of it …
@TheAffinityMag pic.twitter.com/A235URh8Te
— CoachB (@coachbryer) December 5, 2016
@TheAffinityMag pic.twitter.com/IznBLMlmFi
— EducatédHillbilly™ (@RobProvince) December 5, 2016
@TheAffinityMag pic.twitter.com/cvQ8mlDMMI
— I'm Jim. Jim Smirk. (@Captain_Smirk1) December 5, 2016
@TheAffinityMag pic.twitter.com/KbfDBeo6JD
— mahershalalhashbaz (@Jst1tC) December 5, 2016
@TheAffinityMag pic.twitter.com/Vho8u1NeBN
— Eric Dzikowski (@EricDzikowski) December 5, 2016
@TheAffinityMag How f'n stupid are you ppl?
— Splodey Head Al (@AlanAshton10) December 5, 2016
@TheAffinityMag From me to you…. pic.twitter.com/nSXi4DSIAC
— LifebytheCreek (@lifebythecreek) December 5, 2016
@TheAffinityMag pic.twitter.com/J2hMifHS4b
— Lucas Jackson (@Wadamegl) December 5, 2016
@TheAffinityMag pic.twitter.com/unD0FVNlWk
— TF Blackbeard (@bad_jujuu) December 5, 2016
@TheAffinityMag pic.twitter.com/3YcjawSatQ
— Tara L Rollins (@tararollins62) December 5, 2016
If you’re unfamiliar with the song please climb out from under your rock and visit iTunes ASAP; basically it’s a song about a guy who wants a gal to stay and uses the weather as an excuse.
Dean Martin may have the best rendition of the song out there … just sayin’.