How a DIY YouTuber became the target of a sexist conspiracy theory

Re:How a DIY YouTuber became the target of a sexist conspira... by LeoJiWoo on Friday November 10, 2017 @02:14PM (#15672168)

I don't like the sexual objectification in her pr at all, and I read her explanation of her clothing choices, which sounds like baloney. I'm half-chinese (100% asian though :) ), My parent said dressing like that IS socially frowned on there, and they doubt it would ever get more liberal under Xi. I don't believe sexycyborg completely to be honest. Her talk about china seems all wrong according to my parents who spent the first 35 years of their life there.

I REALLY don't want my daughter to think, she has to get a breast augmentation just to be popular on tech and youtube. youtube has enough videos of girls getting and talking about plastic surgeries.

This whole thing reeks on both sides.

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Re:How a DIY YouTuber became the target of a sexist conspira... by badrabbit on Friday November 10, 2017 @03:07PM (#15672533)

Yeah, I don't have a problem with women in tech at all. They shouldn't have to sexualize themselves for success. Plenty of smart women (including likely the subject of the article) where their work is more than enough to compete with any man's work.

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