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30/08/2013 10:48 am
The irony of this whole thing is that modern women really don't like men dictating what they should
or should not do........they got sick and tired of it. Women can speak up for themselves. Do you even know what this photo was about was about? No, it is obvious that you don't.....Is there nudity....no, were these women making a personal statement.........yes.
You are either calling them disgusting, or their under garments disgusting or both.....or worse, you are judging them for their actions because you have a preconceived notion how women should act. In Iran a women can't leave the house in slacks..........men tell them what they can wear.
As far as families go do you think a thong will warp some one for life?....No......but your your screaming response would cause some one young to wonder what was wrong with those women.........the photo. You assume you know what is going to happen next in that photo. But you don't know what their motive was and why they did it.......you are judging them and me. The title of the photo was 'Freedom'
an ad for a female napkin.
The post was to draw attention to Legacy Motors sale this weekend, you turned it into a personal and misguided male judgement on a perfectly innocent photo. Women can think for themselves.......they don't want to be dragged back into the Victorian ages where men dictate what is right and wrong for them.
As I said before John I like you, you're a nice guy......I think you meant well..........but I think you over reacted.
30/08/2013 8:40 pm
Probably oughta also check around and make sure there's no gay guys on the forum - they might be offended - or disappointed - too. Or maybe give them an equal opportunity picture. LOL (I have no idea if any of this would be true or not - I'm just trying to lighten the mood)
Picture probably isn't in the best of taste but I'll bet everyone now knows about the sale!
- and if my wife or daughter come around I'll just make sure that is one thread I don't open at the moment.
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