@crimson_lux Idk, being decently dressed around family seems like a pretty low bar. Wouldn't want the brother walking around with an elephant print either. Not that hard.
@Vammpp@AndrewZywiecMD Yeah I mean I already clarified this distinction. A bud of my was drugged and raped by a woman, yes raped, not assaulted.
It was completely unviolent, he says so himself. Was it damaging? Yes?
Does he think she should be hung by the tits and mutilated? No
@Vammpp@AndrewZywiecMD Not even nearly equal crimes.
Murder of a newborn,
vs
A crime that range from violent and bloody to oops too much alcohol and proper consent wasnt obtained with 2FA
Violent rape, sure kill them. But thats about it.
@sovietpavka@Srleontt these numbers are just the total deaths in the conflict relabeled as “people America killed.” Korea’s 3M includes people killed by North Korea and China. Vietnam’s millions include those killed by North Vietnam and the Viet Cong. etc
@ahonofuji@xXPhasemanXx@richoffwhores@PatientPadawan@NameisMayang Fair enough, I respect you admitting that. My point was never that all feminists support sexualization, only that sexual liberation was historically a major current within feminism and had lasting cultural consequences.
@ahonofuji@xXPhasemanXx@richoffwhores@PatientPadawan@NameisMayang Right, and that’s my point. You subscribe to the anti-objectification type of feminism; other feminists embraced sexual liberation and sexual expression as empowerment. Youve gone from “feminists never fought for that” to acknowledging that feminism itself contains both positions
@ahonofuji@xXPhasemanXx@richoffwhores@PatientPadawan@NameisMayang And historically, which side won that dispute? The sexual-liberal norms became mainstream. That doesn’t mean feminists personally campaigned for nude billboards. It means the traditional sexual restrictions they helped dismantle were replaced by a culture far more accepting.
@ahonofuji@xXPhasemanXx@richoffwhores@PatientPadawan@NameisMayang That definition doesn’t address my point. I’m not claiming every feminist supports sexualized advertising. Billboards such as these BECAME permissible through the broader sexual-liberation movement, which was explicitly a core part of 2nd wave feminism.
@citywok12345@LACKYREAL____@totallyl0l@ToadyFNaF1987 Ironically Kant would explicitly reject that derivation. His whole point is that moral obligation cannot be grounded in empirical facts about human nature. Evolution might explain why we find Kantian principles intuitive, but the “ought” has to come a priori from practical reason
@ahonofuji@xXPhasemanXx@richoffwhores@PatientPadawan@NameisMayang Yall have gone too far, its spamming my inbox. Feminists brought this on themselves.
This was a direct result of the sexual liberation movement. even if it doesnt fit your brand of feminism, its still feminism. No one cares about your personal definition
The end
@ahonofuji@NameisMayang I am a nurse, I work with mostly women. There has yet to be a single woman IN THE HOSPITAL, I have encountered who has not supported Lindsey. It is bonkers.
It was quite the big deal to talk about.
Sounds like you just have your own brand of enlightened feminism