Margaret Cho Quotes
born 1968 United States
Moran "Margaret" Cho (born December 5, 1968) is a Korean-American actress and comedian.
- United States
- Actresses
- Feminists
- Singer-songwriters
- Stand-up comedians
Also known as: Cho, Margaret
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As you read their names, imagine who they loved, who loved them, and those those left behind cope now without them. They're never coming home. Never.
Why do Republicans hate gay marriage so much? They certainly don't hate gay prostitutes.
I wanna fuck her, but I don't want to vote for her.
It was not our right to have become the world's bully and start this war in the first place.
So they cancelled our show, and gave the time slot to Drew Carey, because he's so skinny.
How many Americans lives have been lost in this brutal and needless war? How many Iraqi? How many names do we know on either side?
With salons all over the West serving up specialties like "Barely Legal", removing all hair from the area to replicate the genitalia of an underage girl, as statutory rape seems all the rage.
What people need to understand is pussy is the Front Door to Life. Do you get that? Nobody ever thinks about it like that in the dusty ancient cabinet of old white men that think they know everything.
We have no idea what our nation is doing in our name. I don't want to be anyone's captor, anyone's torturer.
I am fighting when I'm sleeping. In my dreams, I must slay the dragon of European heterosexual male society, then I wake up in the morning and be an activist.
I stamp my feet and claim ignorance like a child, because its the color of my skin that says I'm supposed to know. I become the "one who refuses to see the self".
These new ways of looking at ourselves politically redefine what it means to be American. It took our until now, very passive identity and turned us all into revolutionaries.
Of course America is responsible for the total body count. We started it, we own it, we sow, we reap, but we are also disconnected from the responsibility of our won dirty acts of war.
Monogamy is so weird. Like when you know their name and stuff.
We are no longer afraid to voice our opinions, to use our power, to pool our resources, to allow our differences to unite us instead of keeping us apart.
What is needed now is action, not hopelessness
The people I choose to admire are not necessarily popular, not necessarily terribly well known, but they each have something to offer me, a lesson, a cautionary tale, an idea, an inspiration.
I want morning-after pills more than over the counter; I want morning-after pills with my check at dinner. I want morning-after pills on my hotel pillow when I go to bed at night.
I had a colonic irrigation in this clinic in Santa Monica, because people in Los Angeles cannot do anything for themselves, much less take a shit.
Like when Jay Leno made jokes about Koreans eating dog, but the hidden messages, our invisibility, is more harmful to us than any of those fools on "board".