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No. My point was this optional contest was described as "degrading". If a woman -- who we're going to assume is an adult and just as capable of independent, c
by MrZongle2 12y ago
No. My point was this optional contest was described as "degrading". If a woman -- who we're going to assume is an adult and just as capable of independent, critical thought as a man -- chooses to participate, is she really being "degraded" (being victimized), or is she a willing participant?
In my opinion, it is the latter. Is the contest stupid & juvenile? Sure. But the holier-than-thou, I-am-the-arbiter-of-what-is-appropriate-for-women attitude that comes across in the Verge article rubbed me the wrong way.
- seanflyon 12y agoI disagree with your assertion that willing participants cannot be degraded. I can't seem to find a definition of "degraded" that would support that assertion.