Dave I am not normally one to post a comment to someone in response to something they've shared that I don't agree with but I am going to now,.. This response bears nothing on our friendship or a stab at your opinions. But let me start off by saying that this is an unfair and opinionated article. It's basically a woman degrading other women and putting them into a one fits all category because we didn't march or support it. I am one of those women who posted the shared status, I am one of the women she belittled in her blog post. "And you sit on your pedestal, a pedestal you are fortunate enough to have, and type. A keyboard warrior. A fighter for complacency. An acceptor of what you were given. A denier of facts. Wrapped up in your delusion
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What brand bag you have still matters more than your college degree." If "FEMINIST" are tired of being looked at this way then maybe we should stop supporting the women in the public eye who use their sexuality to sell their brands, music, movies, etc. If women are sooooo upset with the treatment then maybe women should stop sexualizing their bodies to make money. People should be boycotting Victoria's Secret, Rihanna, 50 Shade's of Gray, Magic Mike, etc.... Thirdly, "You hate the word pussy. Unless of course you use it to call a man who isn’t up to your standard of manhood. You know the type of man that “allows” “his” woman to do whatever she damn well pleases." Pretty sure there were some pretty vulgar posters from the women who marched. So Yes; I don't support this march, I don't support women who will march and complain but still contribute to the funding of those who "oppress" us women. Why are we not boycotting companies, and artists who continuously use adds that sexualize women to sell their products, why do we allow our daughters to shop at Pink or Victoria's Secret? Why do fast food restaurants thinks its appropriate to use a half naked woman with big breasts to sell a
What brand bag you have still matters more than your college degree." If "FEMINIST" are tired of being looked at this way then maybe we should stop supporting the women in the public eye who use their sexuality to sell their brands, music, movies, etc. If women are sooooo upset with the treatment then maybe women should stop sexualizing their bodies to make money. People should be boycotting Victoria's Secret, Rihanna, 50 Shade's of Gray, Magic Mike, etc.... Thirdly, "You hate the word pussy. Unless of course you use it to call a man who isn’t up to your standard of manhood. You know the type of man that “allows” “his” woman to do whatever she damn well pleases." Pretty sure there were some pretty vulgar posters from the women who marched. So Yes; I don't support this march, I don't support women who will march and complain but still contribute to the funding of those who "oppress" us women. Why are we not boycotting companies, and artists who continuously use adds that sexualize women to sell their products, why do we allow our daughters to shop at Pink or Victoria's Secret? Why do fast food restaurants thinks its appropriate to use a half naked woman with big breasts to sell a