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I added that part in about the elite liberal talking point on my own - because that's what will happen. It has nothing to do with removing the swimsuit competition - but it has everything to do with adding an interactive session.
So your opinion is that allowing women to speak is a threat to conservatives?
I agree, beauty pageants are like something from a time capsule. I am genuinely surprised that they are still around. I don't understand what I assume are older posters getting bothered about the removal of a bit of the misogyny and overall creepy leering at young women vibe of these pageants. If you want to check out young women in swimsuits, the internet has you covered. There is zero reason in 2018 to ask young women hoping to win scholarships to parade around in a bikini so men can stare at them.
And judging by the revenue numbers - ogling women is very much alive and well. The venue has moved from broadcast TV in public, to internet computer screens in private.
Of course it does! It's in the same vein as the #MeToo movement, open borders advocates, etc. It is heavily pushed by the Progressive Left. It's the same philosophy that has the mayor of London encouraging girls to dress modestly, banning "sexy" advertisements, all while not saying a word about the upsurge of Muslim rape gangs under his leadership. Puritanical busybodies are now Left-Wing.
The removal of the swimsuit competition doesn't bother me mind you. I couldn't care less about beauty pageants. Funny thing is, mostly women watch the silly things anyways.
I find this an advancement for the overall dignity of women. Only misogynous men could possibly have a problem with this. Objectifying women never advanced any human civilization.
Nevertheless, if this is such an important issue to conservatives, perhaps Paul Ryan or Trump will release a statement of disapproval of this decision.
I find this an advancement for the overall dignity of women. Only misogynous men could possibly have a problem with this. Objectifying women never advanced any human civilization.
Nevertheless, if this is such an important issue to conservatives, perhaps Paul Ryan or Trump will release a statement of disapproval of this decision.
I'm Libertarian, not Conservative, so I'm not sure I care what Trump and Ryan do. Is it progress. Sure, I'll give you that. The big problem I'm seeing is that many proponents of getting women to cover up are the same people who hide the crimes of Muslim Rape Gangs. I think turing 11, 12 and 13 year old girls into sex slaves raped as many as 50 times a day is a bigger issue than a bunch of aspiring super-models getting to pass on wearing a bikini and heels on stage. The political movement that got the swimsuit competition eliminated is the same movement that knowingly and actively ignored the Muslim Rape Gang crisis for 40+ years, all in the name of being inclusive and progressive. It's the Progressive Movement in both cases and it absolutely is political.
You will notice that Progressive media barely mentions Muslim Rape Gangs, but actively demonizes anyone calling attention to them. Democrats in the US avoid the issue. The Progressive mayor of London is right at ground zero for the problem and Sadiq Khan can't be bothered to say a word.
Your post exemplifies exactly why women in America are fed up with being treated like objects.
And your post exemplifies why record numbers American men are marrying foreign women.
I real woman is obedient, respectful, and quiet. Enjoy your cats
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