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So if it was such a bad idea for the women, why did they do it? When it is better for men to do what they are told than otherwise, you classify it as a benefit
by yetanotherphd 13y ago
So if it was such a bad idea for the women, why did they do it?
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.
- etfb 13y agoI 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.
- yetanotherphd 13y agoMy 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.