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No, it's completely unrelated. The only topic this is related to is, "Why do people care so much what women do, of their own free will, with their bodies?"
by mattdeboard 15y ago
No, it's completely unrelated. The only topic this is related to is, "Why do people care so much what women do, of their own free will, with their bodies?"
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- rimantas 15y agoI think this is the true sexism: to think that some are entitled to tell others what and how we should think about the women and what they should do. "No girls, you should not care about your body, go tinker with computers!"
- rmc 15y agoBecause there is a long history of sexism like this (that hasn't gone away) and sometimes its hard to figure out what actions are ok and what are part of the ancient régime.
- jasonlotito 15y agoSo, your solution is to ban women from being objectified, regardless of their opinion? Only women though, as they have a long history of being objectified.
- stanleydrew 15y agoWho said anything about banning women from being objectified?
- burgerbrain 15y agoIf we vilify those who do it, the effective message is a desired ban.
- stanleydrew 15y agoWhile that may be true (although it seems like a stretch to me) there is still a huge difference between advocating for a ban and calling out people for bad behavior. To take this to an unrelated extreme, it seems like a rather common and valid position on abortion is to support the freedom of choice for a woman without making that choice for oneself and advising others not to as well.