It is not MENS FAULT that women cover their breasts.
Why not?
All the laws requiring them to do so were created by men, no?
It is not MENS FAULT that women cover their breasts.
Why not?
All the laws requiring them to do so were created by men, no?
A group of women marched from Longfellow Square to Tommy's Park in Portland to "call attention to the double standard in society's attitudes toward male and female nudity."
Does it matter?
Let's run a poll on who many women would like to run around topless.
Yeah, I am. I'm somewhat harsh and wiry (body fat level is less than 16%) but somehow my body manages to maintain a fucking moloch set of boobs. Oh well, they're useful...lots of fat reserves there...
Does it matter?
Let's run a poll on who many women would like to run around topless.
They ran around flashing what is normally not seen and then [pretend to] get upset when people reacted to their unusual behavior.
To me the issue runs deeper than a right to run around topless. (And I do know quite a few women who like to swim topless or sunbath topless). It is the taboo being placed on women's tits because these are objectified and separated out from the whole woman in way's men's tits are not. The law is a symptom and not a bad place to challenge the concept because it should strike people as odd, the law that is.Does it matter?
Let's run a poll on who many women would like to run around topless.
It's not about whether you would do it or not it's about having the right to do so if you wanted. I don't drink beer ever, but I have the right to go and purchase it whenever I want if I change my mind.
No.It seems to, given the way you construct your position around that premise.
See? Mens fault, again.Taking polls of women that live in societies that have been dominated by patriarchal influences for thousands of years is not methodologically sound.
Yes, I'm sure they are all blind sheep with no opinions of their own.You could probably find certain societies where a poll of women would show that they all want to wear the restrictive clothing dicated by their patriarchal religion. That wouldn't imply that such wasn't a patriarchal imposition, or oppressive.
And how large would that sample population be?That said, I'd wager that a fairly sizeable chunk of women would tell you that they're in favor of the right to go topless if they see fit.
This statement makes no senses. Please clarify it.Conflating the question with an actual preference for going topless is unsound, and suggestive of dishonorable intent (or stupidity - your choice).
This statement makes no senses. Please clarify it.
Stupidity it is, then.
I may be missing the context here but...men have breasts, they are erotic zones, and women are attracted to them and often prefer larger ones.Why are men allowed to show their Lack of Breasts and yet women are not allowed to show their ample supply of breasts?
This argument, it seems to me, supports the women in the protest. Men wearing skirts are not a legal issue. Nor should it be.Why are women allowed to wear pants yet men are not allowed to wear skirts or dresses? Legally, they can- but most people react to it.
What is normal behavior?It's not NORMAL behavior.
Unless you have supportive evidence-- that sounds anecdotal.I may be missing the context here but...men have breasts, they are erotic zones, and women are attracted to them and often prefer larger ones.
This argument, it seems to me, supports the women in the protest. Men wearing skirts are not a legal issue. Nor should it be.
What is normal behavior?
Why couldn't it be normal behavior? It wasn't normal to be gay. It wasn't normal to have interracial marriage. In the 50s a decent percentage of the town thugs and delinquents had ties. Men used to all wear hats.
Why is it that the height of any civilisation appears to resemble, more and more, the primitive?
There is some difference between the reaction to a beautiful face and the sight of breasts in places where the latter have all this excess 'ooh, taboo, secret' energy around them. Sure, men stare at tits on the beaches in Europe, but in general there is something more blase about the upper body of women there. The sight of breasts does not mean that sex is somehow a minute or two away.What they did was legal where they did it. I'll agree that it should be legal everywhere, and certainly everywhere in the U.S. where it's legal for men to go about shirtless.
But if they think more women walking about shirtless will cause men to become noticeably less obsessed with women's bodies, they're sure to be disappointed. Women (thankfully) aren't expected to cover their faces in our culture. So they are on display at all times. In spite of this, I still find the face of a beautiful woman a joy to behold, and cannot imagine myself ever tiring of looking at them.
This is too general. Some things the so called primitives got right.Why is it that the height of any civilisation appears to resemble, more and more, the primitive?