Re:The Great Ivy League Nude Posture Photo Scandal (1995)
by etfb on Thursday November 14, 2013 @11:22PM
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I don't honestly believe it's possible for someone to ask questions like that without a malicious purpose, so I shall refrain from engaging you henceforth. I pray that the women in your life, if you have any, can see what you are -- but I'm fairly sure it's obvious, so I'm not worried.
Re:The Great Ivy League Nude Posture Photo Scandal (1995)
by yetanotherphd on Friday November 15, 2013 @01:20AM
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My purpose is to get people to question feminism and see outside a very narrow worldview in which women are always victims. In your case, I have failed. And the way you make this argument personal is really pathetic, although not surprising.
When it is better for men to do what they are told than otherwise, you classify it as a benefit. When it is better for women to do what they are told than otherwise, you call it oppression. I'm trying to draw attention to this double standard.
To be clear: neither the men nor women gained directly from having their photographs taken.