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These feminists with non-violent yet raunchy protests remind me of Christian iconoclasts attacking pagans and Christian machoists killing and flaying Hypatia by Christians led by Peter the Reader. There is more demonic influence in the actions of early Christians than modern feminists.
Plus, these women don't represent feminism, they represent the people that raised them and the oppression that pushed them, Chileans who welcomed machoist Nazi immigrants.
I'm glad that somebody posted this here. I looked into it and the reports are all about how shocking it was. I did try to find the 'other side' but couldn't find one. It seems as though nobody is willing to put in a word for these demonstrators.
These women are angry of course. I am reminded of the suffragettes and how many of their actions looked very immoderate. I am not inclined to say 'good for them' but there is an element of being driven to extremes by not being listened to.
I did notice that some of the reports seemed to go too far. For example the ladies were branded as nazis because of the swastika - daubing. In fact, they were using it to accuse the catholic side of acting like Nazis.
That is as far as I am going to go. The ladies - not me - must decide whether this demonstration helped their cause or hindered it.
The video was deleted by the mod I'm guessing. I watched it before that happened. It was definitely NSFW. Or at least where I work.
I found it somewhere else. Hardly NSFW. Just a bunch of angry women with their breasts blurred out. They were being very unkind to the folk who were praying and protecting the local catholic church.
I found it somewhere else. Hardly NSFW. Just a bunch of angry women with their breasts blurred out. They were being very unkind to the folk who were praying and protecting the local catholic church.
The video originally posted in the OP had nothing blurred out. Plenty of boobs and one shot of one woman sucking on another's breast. Perhaps that goes where you work, but definitely not where I do.
These women seemed out of control, probably on drugs. They had no need to display acts of naked public indecency and bully the Catholics as if though that would accomplish something. I don't know why they think they needed to act out in this way, but its probably because they don't know what feminism even is, and are lead by their emotions instead of good reason. Same (although less violent) as early Christians.
These women seemed out of control, probably on drugs. They had no need to display acts of naked public indecency and bully the Catholics as if though that would accomplish something. I don't know why they think they needed to act out in this way, but its probably because they don't know what feminism even is, and are lead by their emotions instead of good reason. Same (although less violent) as early Christians.
What were they even protesting? That they should be allowed to abort when they get raped because Catholics are sexual-reverts and are afraid of nakedness?
Perhaps they were really protesting the "socialist" (National Socialist Party, Nazi) bend of the Catholic Church, where the economy is bent toward liberal ideas of focusing on helping the poor and denying extra benefits to the rich (I doubt poor women would embarrass themselves like that) while the social rules are bent to shaping conservative ideas of covering and denying use of drug or open acceptance.
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