dogs105
Sweet Kennels Proprietor
Yes, And I would say it was sexist if women believed it was okay to demean men in that way, paying someone to take their clothes off.
Mega Thread Stripper at the G on GF day.
- Thread starter Deaneus!
- Start date
- Tagged users None
- Jul 13, 2012
- 43,596
- 21,023
- AFL Club
- Adelaide
- Other Teams
- Charlotte Hornets, Chelsea, Striker
This i totally agree with, but still absolutely nothing to do with genders.
- Feb 3, 2004
- 17,999
- 24,204
- AFL Club
- Adelaide
- Other Teams
- panthers, ukraine & broncos
Wonder if there might be some penalties for the building company from the MCC/AFL?
Not sure who you are refering to as "they", did everyone in the box take their cloths off ?
It is your right to feel that she was "disgusting" my opinion differs thats all.
- Jul 13, 2012
- 43,596
- 21,023
- AFL Club
- Adelaide
- Other Teams
- Charlotte Hornets, Chelsea, Striker
Its only demeaning in your opinion, which quite frankly is holding less and less weight with every comment.
Its not sexist anyway, you need to look up the definition.
jenny61_99
Premium Platinum
MCC maybe... AFL? Pfft. Their integrity department is sorely lacking.
dogs105
Sweet Kennels Proprietor
I don't agree that it's okay that we have a culture where it is acceptable/fun/good laugh to demean anyone. But people don't have to agree on everything, and you obviously think something else.
jenny61_99
Premium Platinum
No, but THEY - the man/men that paid her to strip are as much at fault as the stripper. Hope she's not the only one that cops the fine, or they are at least man enough to chip in.
- Sep 18, 2013
- 17,752
- 11,820
- AFL Club
- Adelaide
All this fuss over nudity FFS, its not like your born with clothes on..
jenny61_99
Premium Platinum
I rest my case.Yes, the GTR is a great car
creme_fraiche
Cancelled
jenny61_99
Premium Platinum
It's not like you look like THAT when you are born either, just quietly.
- Jul 13, 2012
- 43,596
- 21,023
- AFL Club
- Adelaide
- Other Teams
- Charlotte Hornets, Chelsea, Striker
Why is it demeaning?
That is YOUR OPINION.
I bet if you ask that woman, she didnt find it demeaning at all, in fact it looked like she was truly enjoying it...both at the game, and at court.
- Feb 3, 2004
- 17,999
- 24,204
- AFL Club
- Adelaide
- Other Teams
- panthers, ukraine & broncos
Except for that pesky little bit of information that we have laws against being nude in public situations etc.
dogs105
Sweet Kennels Proprietor
Sexual objectification in any form, is a form of sexism. It is demeaning to women (in this case), as a whole.
On your side in this one generally Jenny, but disagree with this point.
When women's place in society is on a par with men's - rights, equal salary for equal work, share of home duties, sexism, domestic violence etc etc - then we can say that men hiring female strippers is the moral equivalent of women hiring male strippers.
One woman dies each week in Australia as a result of domestic violence, which is perpetrated and sustained by a dominant culture of male privilege and power. Until that changes, we're not comparing like with like.
- Sep 18, 2013
- 17,752
- 11,820
- AFL Club
- Adelaide
Which are draconian and sexist . I feel very discriminated against at the beach. I get looked at funny if I leave my top on, you girls don't.
- Jul 19, 2010
- 25,526
- 62,793
- AFL Club
- Adelaide
Thanks for the dictionary perfect definition of stripper. Kudos.
Which part, the indecently exposing herself, or the assaulting the police officers?
That's quite a day out. You know, for a victim...
creme_fraiche
Cancelled
I get highly agitated by some of the modern feminism gone too far types in society today who are less about women's rights and more about tit for tat with the 'patriarchal society'.
Keeping that in mind, if you can't see that: 1) the men are equally as culpable as the woman for taking advantage of the situation and 2) that the conduct of both parties at what is an event heavily attended by children was inappropriate then I think you need to reassess your values.
Keeping that in mind, if you can't see that: 1) the men are equally as culpable as the woman for taking advantage of the situation and 2) that the conduct of both parties at what is an event heavily attended by children was inappropriate then I think you need to reassess your values.
Smithalicious
Club Legend
So time for a new thread about the stripper??
I hope so. Some blokes just need to grow up. It was the AFL grand final for christs sake. There is a time and a place for adult entertainment and that wasn't it.
Now you are just being silly
Question
We will pay you double to strip if Hawthorn win
Answer A
Yep, sure thing.
Answer B
Yep sure thing but not in the corporate box, I will be happy to complete our transaction at a more descreet location.
Anyways, back on track..I have no clue who the next coach will be, I am guessing the media are in the same boat which is like twisting a fork in their undies.
Hopefully we can have an answer sometime this week because I am not sure I can rinse and repeat next week
jenny61_99
Premium Platinum
What on earth does that have to do with strippers? Male OR female? This is not a sexist issue. This is about choices both men and a female made and the consequences thereof. SHE has chosen to be a stripper to make money off men. That's her choice and nobody should deny her that choice. Now if they had a dog collar around her neck and chained her to the wall and made her strip, you'd have a point.
- Sep 18, 2013
- 17,752
- 11,820
- AFL Club
- Adelaide
She actually works in a pub, but because an engineer in roxby downs gets 4 times more wages, the depression from being a victim of this sexism created a drug habit. One she could only earn enough stripping. If they had only sent female police, she wouldn't of felt the need to bash them.
