Aba Incieni
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That's a fair enough point. What I mean is that is the only way they can even feel slightly safe from rape.That's usually the only way women in most Muslim countries get any respect. Dressing sexy is asking for compliments, some of those comments may be unwanted and rude...if you don't want to be viewed as a sex object, don't go around showing off your goods. Of course men who harass women sexually are also responsible, there's no excuse for it...but reality is what it is.I don't necessarily disagree. But it doesn't help the cause to dress in revealing outfits when you are trying to advocate for less sexual harassment and assault.sexual harassment & especially assault need not have anything to do with how a woman is dressed. most times it's a show of power.
then put the blame - ALL of it where it belongs. why is it any bit the females fault if a male cannot control his mouth or worse? do you think burka wearing women don't get assaulted?
what? the very notion of a woman being forced to wear those things means they have no respect given to them.
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It probably isn't. Which is why they usually travel with male relatives by law. They have a messed up culture, and it all is influenced by the Quran and Hadiths. I don't know why we treat Islam as if it is only a religion, it also has a system of governance, but that's for another thread.That's a fair enough point. What I mean is that is the only way they can even feel slightly safe from rape.That's usually the only way women in most Muslim countries get any respect. Dressing sexy is asking for compliments, some of those comments may be unwanted and rude...if you don't want to be viewed as a sex object, don't go around showing off your goods. Of course men who harass women sexually are also responsible, there's no excuse for it...but reality is what it is.I don't necessarily disagree. But it doesn't help the cause to dress in revealing outfits when you are trying to advocate for less sexual harassment and assault.
then put the blame - ALL of it where it belongs. why is it any bit the females fault if a male cannot control his mouth or worse? do you think burka wearing women don't get assaulted?
what? the very notion of a woman being forced to wear those things means they have no respect given to them.
i'm not convinced it's that much of a shield.
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It probably isn't. Which is why they usually travel with male relatives by law. They have a messed up culture, and it all is influenced by the Quran and Hadiths. I don't know why we treat Islam as if it is only a religion, it also has a system of governance, but that's for another thread.That's a fair enough point. What I mean is that is the only way they can even feel slightly safe from rape.That's usually the only way women in most Muslim countries get any respect. Dressing sexy is asking for compliments, some of those comments may be unwanted and rude...if you don't want to be viewed as a sex object, don't go around showing off your goods. Of course men who harass women sexually are also responsible, there's no excuse for it...but reality is what it is.then put the blame - ALL of it where it belongs. why is it any bit the females fault if a male cannot control his mouth or worse? do you think burka wearing women don't get assaulted?
what? the very notion of a woman being forced to wear those things means they have no respect given to them.
i'm not convinced it's that much of a shield.
Oh yes it is. I attend a fundamentalist baptist church, we have no women in anything remotely resembling a burka. The women dress modestly, but nothing like the Muslim women in the middle east.It probably isn't. Which is why they usually travel with male relatives by law. They have a messed up culture, and it all is influenced by the Quran and Hadiths. I don't know why we treat Islam as if it is only a religion, it also has a system of governance, but that's for another thread.That's a fair enough point. What I mean is that is the only way they can even feel slightly safe from rape.That's usually the only way women in most Muslim countries get any respect. Dressing sexy is asking for compliments, some of those comments may be unwanted and rude...if you don't want to be viewed as a sex object, don't go around showing off your goods. Of course men who harass women sexually are also responsible, there's no excuse for it...but reality is what it is.
what? the very notion of a woman being forced to wear those things means they have no respect given to them.
i'm not convinced it's that much of a shield.
fundamentalist christianity isn't a whole lot different.
Oh yes it is. I attend a fundamentalist baptist church, we have no women in anything remotely resembling a burka. The women dress modestly, but nothing like the Muslim women in the middle east.It probably isn't. Which is why they usually travel with male relatives by law. They have a messed up culture, and it all is influenced by the Quran and Hadiths. I don't know why we treat Islam as if it is only a religion, it also has a system of governance, but that's for another thread.That's a fair enough point. What I mean is that is the only way they can even feel slightly safe from rape.what? the very notion of a woman being forced to wear those things means they have no respect given to them.
i'm not convinced it's that much of a shield.
fundamentalist christianity isn't a whole lot different.
I will give Playtime that there are some offshoot, extreme fundamentalist Christians that are very strict, but to compare them to Islamists is a bit much.
Yes, and my church is racially mixed. Surprised?Oh yes it is. I attend a fundamentalist baptist church, we have no women in anything remotely resembling a burka. The women dress modestly, but nothing like the Muslim women in the middle east.It probably isn't. Which is why they usually travel with male relatives by law. They have a messed up culture, and it all is influenced by the Quran and Hadiths. I don't know why we treat Islam as if it is only a religion, it also has a system of governance, but that's for another thread.That's a fair enough point. What I mean is that is the only way they can even feel slightly safe from rape.
i'm not convinced it's that much of a shield.
fundamentalist christianity isn't a whole lot different.
i wasn't talking about attire. i was talking about subordination. so you are a church attending racist?
that is amazing.
Fundamentalist Christians don't horse whip women in the public square. Or stone them to death. Or give death sentences to gays. Or have official Christian nations.I will give Playtime that there are some offshoot, extreme fundamentalist Christians that are very strict, but to compare them to Islamists is a bit much.
how so? a woman cannot work outside the home. a woman cannot have her own finances. a woman cannot choose when or if she wants kids.... there's a lot of similarities.
But that is not the norm for most christian denominations, it is for Islamic sects...all of them.I will give Playtime that there are some offshoot, extreme fundamentalist Christians that are very strict, but to compare them to Islamists is a bit much.
how so? a woman cannot work outside the home. a woman cannot have her own finances. a woman cannot choose when or if she wants kids.... there's a lot of similarities.
OK. So please explain why they were dressing with their boobs and legs and elsewhere being exposed?
I am very sincere in wanting to know WHY did they dress that way?
What purpose? Attract attention? Right? Have pictures taken?
So people will look at them and take pictures of them.
Not so they can be harassed, assaulted or raped.
The fact you think the first should lead to the second is the problem here, not what the women are wearing.
In a perfect world, it wouldn't. This is not a perfect world, so don't be stupid. That's the bottom line.
So, women should dress like this so that people like you do not harass them...
That's a really stupid, ignorant and uneducated thing to say. Obviously, you have read nothing that I have written. Try doing that.
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In a perfect world, it wouldn't. This is not a perfect world, so don't be stupid. That's the bottom line.
...you appear to be implying that because this isn't a "perfect world", women shouldn't be allowed to wear sexy clothing, otherwise they deserve to be raped.
Is that incorrect?
He's a leftist, he is immune to common sense.So people will look at them and take pictures of them.
Not so they can be harassed, assaulted or raped.
The fact you think the first should lead to the second is the problem here, not what the women are wearing.
In a perfect world, it wouldn't. This is not a perfect world, so don't be stupid. That's the bottom line.
So, women should dress like this so that people like you do not harass them...
That's a really stupid, ignorant and uneducated thing to say. Obviously, you have read nothing that I have written. Try doing that.
In this post:
In a perfect world, it wouldn't. This is not a perfect world, so don't be stupid. That's the bottom line.
...you appear to be implying that because this isn't a "perfect world", women shouldn't be allowed to wear sexy clothing, otherwise they deserve to be raped.
Is that incorrect?
That is very incorrect, as any analysis of what I've written will show. No one deserves to be raped.
Does that, however, absolve anyone of the responsibility to reduce their chances of becoming a victim? A woman who doesn't want to be raped takes steps to avoid circumstances where she is likely to become a victim, correct? She doesn't let her drink out of her sight, doesn't walk the streets alone at night, etc.
Now, when talking about harassment, it seems monumentally hypocritical for the glitterati to protest against harassment by dressing in such a way as to invite what they claim to protest.
Like I said, don't be stupid and invite what you don't want. When you specifically dress to accent your sexuality, don't be surprised when that's what people notice.
These leftist twats aren't arguing in good faith with you, man. Don't take them seriously.OK. So please explain why they were dressing with their boobs and legs and elsewhere being exposed?
I am very sincere in wanting to know WHY did they dress that way?
What purpose? Attract attention? Right? Have pictures taken?
So people will look at them and take pictures of them.
Not so they can be harassed, assaulted or raped.
The fact you think the first should lead to the second is the problem here, not what the women are wearing.
In a perfect world, it wouldn't. This is not a perfect world, so don't be stupid. That's the bottom line.
So, women should dress like this so that people like you do not harass them...
That's a really stupid, ignorant and uneducated thing to say. Obviously, you have read nothing that I have written. Try doing that.
I just groped her with my eyes.I thought dressing in black was to make sexual harassment awareness. So why are these women showing off their boobs and legs?
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That second one clearly wants to be grabbed....