They are getting civilised are they not? Do they take to the streets for the right to wear clothes?
They are getting civilised are they not? Do they take to the streets for the right to wear clothes?
So let's track this line of argument. SAM mentions women in the Congo not wearing blouses or shirts. Then I say I can understand why they might not want to. Lucysnow finds images of some Congolese women who are wearing blouses. And then this is used to mock
the other side's argument
or perhaps
the women in the US who marched?
When in fact all Lucysnow's post did was challenge SAM's assertion about Congolese women.
But somehow you got us with this one.
Actually I would have thought she would not have used stereotypical images of non-western groups in that way. As far as valium, I was responding to the apparant mania surrounding the argument shown in your last postOh please Doreen! Take a valium. Sam is and was being facetious even I could see that when she brought up the image of african women (she could have even used the example of some Asian tribes) going about their daily life naked with a child hanging from their tit. Couldn't you sense the irony?
Yes, it's hard to stay abreast of it. The bare truth is, it's an issue that is more imagined than validated by society.
Oh please Doreen! Take a valium. Sam is and was being facetious even I could see that when she brought up the image of african women (she could have even used the example of some Asian tribes) going about their daily life topless with a child hanging from their tit. Couldn't you sense the irony?
OK, so you like LS think the issue is a minor one and think other issues should be discussed. I hope you find a way to do this and I only wish I could think of a way for you to start threads on topics you think are important. Then you both wouldn't be trapped her discussing something that does not matter to you both. Maybe another poster will have a idea how this could happen. We can only hope.I'd be interested to know whether it was the men in the Congo who first abandoned toplessness or the women.
I'd also be more interested in when the good people of NY get a woman Governer. Or a woman President. Has a black guy made governer in NY yet? I understand that would clear the way for a woman.
Don't be a boob.
I'd be interested to know whether it was the men in the Congo who first abandoned toplessness or the women.
I'd also be more interested in when the good people of NY get a woman Governer. Or a woman President. Has a black guy made governer in NY yet? I understand that would clear the way for a woman.
It sounds like you are assuming that women do not want to go topless and that their only motivation is to keep up with the Joneses (if only that was slang for penis). I don't think this is the case, but if you can explain how you know this it might change matters.No no no. I am not being facetious. I am very very serious.
What the hell is so liberating about being just like men?
Why in Gods name do women allow men to set the standards of acceptable behaviour?
No no no. I am not being facetious. I am very very serious.
What the hell is so liberating about being just like men?
Why in Gods name do women allow men to set the standards of acceptable behaviour?
Maybe that's why it's ok to see them. If we saw dicks we would pity them.It's better than me being a dick.
This really makes me want to put on high heels, a mini skirt and show off my narrow muscular hips.
Gonna party hard feeling equal to womanhood.
Wait a second... I don't WANT to dress like that...
Sorry. Dunno what got into me there.
Actually I would have thought she would not have used stereotypical images of non-western groups in that way. As far as valium, I was responding to the apparant mania surrounding the argument shown in your last post
if we are really going to lower ourselves to ad homs based on our guesses about the emotional intensity of other posters.
But let's not do that any more. What the heck. It's kind of a tired form of ad hom often aimed at women.
This really makes me want to put on high heels, a mini skirt and show off my narrow muscular hips.
Gonna party hard feeling equal to womanhood.
Wait a second... I don't WANT to dress like that...
Sorry. Dunno what got into me there.
For some reason, women equate freedom with being just like men.
Please don't! I've been to Lucky Chow's here in NYC and I tell ya some of those guys outdo many of us gals
Scary how perfect they can look! If only they weren't so camp.