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In reply to the discussion: A pornographer (and atheist) explains why the science guy’s shirt crash-landed [View all]Response to liberalhistorian (Reply #76)
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A pornographer (and atheist) explains why the science guy’s shirt crash-landed [View all]
demmiblue
Nov 2014
OP
Agreed! That shirt would be considered 'sexual harassment' at any workplace in this country!
LongTomH
Nov 2014
#147
we see it on here all the time, she has probably posted her opinion on various forums
JI7
Nov 2014
#11
guessthefuck is my new favorite magic word! because you made that sucker disappear!
bettyellen
Nov 2014
#232
There is a reason why court after court after court ruled that "pin up girls" created
Luminous Animal
Nov 2014
#90
Exactly. This is not new ground. The new ground is wanting their mad men environment
seabeyond
Nov 2014
#92
Hey guys. We do not want to be visually assaulted with characterizations of ourselves
Luminous Animal
Nov 2014
#96
A woman does not have to be personally offended by this to make it offensive.
Chemisse
Nov 2014
#102
bullshit, it sends a sexist message to the women and men in his workplace-and so-is inappropriate.
bettyellen
Nov 2014
#60
and there ia not one monolithic enemy. workplaces have standards- and they change, whether you like
bettyellen
Nov 2014
#212
Nope. you have no idea how the women who work there feel, none made comments-
bettyellen
Nov 2014
#215
please don't trivialize the civil rights movement with your ridiculous comparison
blueboy2727
Nov 2014
#28
STEM fields are known for not only lack of women, but poor treatment of the women within them.
nomorenomore08
Nov 2014
#169
It makes me so happy that this manchild is being destroyed for wearing a dirty shirt..
AngryAmish
Nov 2014
#22
You must be confusing me with another poster... I agree with everything you wrote except the final
hlthe2b
Nov 2014
#152
You're conflating far too many unrelated or nebulously-related concepts.
True Blue Door
Nov 2014
#38
As long as we're on the slippery slope, what about the guy's tattoos?
Warren DeMontague
Nov 2014
#81
One, he was in Europe. Two, are the women on the shirt really "half naked"?
Warren DeMontague
Nov 2014
#98
i think he probably did too. so it is unfortunate that so many are outraged for the fact that a
seabeyond
Nov 2014
#113
HUGE deal i tell you. making a statement is redefined by you as a HUGE deal.
seabeyond
Nov 2014
#119
Sorry, got better things to do than try to figure out what the * you're going on about.
polly7
Nov 2014
#120
For me, it's not about the shirt itself, so much as the hysterical (yes, I'll use that word here)
nomorenomore08
Nov 2014
#173
Or, the Twitter response may suggest that the *context* of the shirt (not the shirt per se) isn't so
nomorenomore08
Nov 2014
#181
Except no, the argument that cartoon women on a shirt have anything to do with someone's
Warren DeMontague
Nov 2014
#185
It is. I can simultaneously condemn the nasty twitter response of a few loudmouths
Warren DeMontague
Nov 2014
#207
I suspect that dude will never wear that shirt again. Hell, he may not ever wear ANY shirt again.
Warren DeMontague
Nov 2014
#158
So, you have backpedaled to it shouldn't be worn at work yet no one judge. Clfdem
seabeyond
Nov 2014
#89
It was my position from the beginning that it was inappropriate in the workplace.
True Blue Door
Nov 2014
#94
You are changing the argument. You went from spiel attacking feminists, women and others
seabeyond
Nov 2014
#95
My penis means I have no legitimate opinion on sexual politics. Got it.
True Blue Door
Nov 2014
#104
you tell women to shut up and let you lead. kinda like me telling blacks and gays to shut up,
seabeyond
Nov 2014
#109
Those who are privileged to not be in a systematically marginalized and oppressed
tblue37
Nov 2014
#139
i think they get it and have learned to argue it to shut women up, and allow them to create
seabeyond
Nov 2014
#140
It is something like a "No Girls Allowed" sign, in a certain sense. Good way to put it. n/t
nomorenomore08
Nov 2014
#178
It's inappropriate for the work environment because both the innocent message
True Blue Door
Nov 2014
#219
you leave out all histories reality of oppression to create this lovefest of supposed equality.
seabeyond
Nov 2014
#112
It all boils down to this: "So it's hard to empathize." I truly get that. You are far from being
seaglass
Nov 2014
#115
LOL, it is a skill- there is nothing artistic about buying fabric and a pattern and sewing.
bettyellen
Nov 2014
#146
yup- some sewers I have worked with professionally are masters, some just passable.
bettyellen
Nov 2014
#167
and just because a pornographer and an atheist thinks this shirt is porny
Warren DeMontague
Nov 2014
#87
I think she'd have more of a point if the shirt really was just pictures of naked women.
Warren DeMontague
Nov 2014
#80
He may have gotten carried away by the excitement over "mohawk guy" at JPL
Warren DeMontague
Nov 2014
#85
i knew nothing about this. watched the OPs stay on top of first page, and never entered.
seabeyond
Nov 2014
#121
the flipside. a girl, young, inexperienced is raped on video. it is distriuted, seen, for male
seabeyond
Nov 2014
#127
and what is really ironic. these men are saying the shirt was inappropriate.
seabeyond
Nov 2014
#130
Excellent questions. I wonder about many of the same things myself, from my vantage point as a man.
nomorenomore08
Nov 2014
#184
woman. and it is you and the others i run into on threads like these, that thrill me to staying on
seabeyond
Nov 2014
#135
It does have that "Heavy Metal" (the movie, not the music genre) sort of vibe to it.
nomorenomore08
Nov 2014
#183
here is the bottom line. we have a culture working hard as creating all women as mens porn.
seabeyond
Nov 2014
#125
What you call "delicate flowers" I call people who USE THEIR BRAINS instead of blindly accepting
alp227
Nov 2014
#182
I doubt he thought much about shoving anything in anyone's face, and that it was just probably
polly7
Nov 2014
#193
You must have seen another shirt. That one was ugly, not sexually explicit n/t
Violet_Crumble
Nov 2014
#224
Or maybe, just maybe, Ana Kasparian isn't an "Uncle Tom" as you put it, and maybe she's NOT saying
Warren DeMontague
Nov 2014
#225
the opinion of "a pornographer" only becomes relevant to some when making a point they agree with
Warren DeMontague
Nov 2014
#179
Yup. In a nutshell. That shirt completely negated the whole thing. For some. n/t
djean111
Nov 2014
#226
Remember when we all laughed at John Ashcroft for covering up the boobs on the statue?
Warren DeMontague
Nov 2014
#236