by Hans Johnson
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Can teen girls and young adult women be taught that the affection of a pet dog is to be preferred over that of a human male?
If they are taught this, will the problem pregnancy rate decrease?
“Can teen girls and young adult women be taught that the affection of a pet dog is to be preferred over that of a human male?”
Sure, why not. That’s as sane as anything else you’ve suggested.
Did you guys hear about the Slut walk? Omg its on the news…women have gone bonkers
“Did you guys hear about the Slut walk? Omg its on the news…women have gone bonkers”
Yes, i’ve heard of that one. The first time I heard about it, it induced so much eye-rolling that I almost injured myself.
Slut Walks are counter-productive because by taking that title, they reduce half the human race to our sexuality. Women, like men, should accent their sex-neutral talents.
Yeah jdc n denise there was a girl yaking about how empowering it was oh so freeing . I was like huh to be called a slut? Granted I’ve heard people use the term for years but what’s going on?
I don’t think y’all understand the point of Slutwalk. It’s not about wanting to be called a slut.
Jack what’s it about ? I didn’t get it other than women changing their clothing. Couldn’t they pick something er ah a little more classy?
It’s about fighting victim blaming of rape victims. Since female rape victims get called sluts and blamed for “asking for it”, So they are making a statement that no matter what a woman wears she’s never “asking for it”. A lot of the protesters wear what they were wearing when they were raped, jeans and t-shirts and all.
I don’t necessarily agree with the protest but I get the idea. And I’m not going to tell them that they can’t feel empowered after what happened to them this way if they choose.
Ok Jack thanks for explaining.