I think the OP is using the term "snowflake" in the anti-PC sense?: Snowflake (slang) - Wikipedia
-rather than the "warm you up in Winter" sense? Possibly in the wake of the Grid Girls being banned from F1. Right?
In which case he should just stay at home and watch ITV4, there's plenty of Sweeney on.
Me too mate, on both scores! Bloody love it. It's ended up getting me into Morse just to get more Thaw (albeit a very different character). The political incorrectness is amazing but I keep trying to explain to people, it's not sexist/racist/homophobic TV, that's what things were like then! Tonight someone said "things have have gone a bit reels of cotton". Had to look that one up.i consider myself a PC type of fella, but I love the Sweeney - I'm now starting the weekend with an identity crisis!!
Just making a stand for a bit of common sense. When we live at a top me where women in Tehran are protesting by not fully covering their heads.
Somehow groping at a dinner by wealthy businessmen men has become a reason to have a new age of puritanism
or to give it it's proper name, sexual assault, but I get the point you're trying to make.
Yes. I get the bit about unwanted groping and harassment, but is cheerleading still allowed? Here in Kiel we have cheerleaders at the Holstein Kiel games. Most of them are very young ( from 13/14 ) going up to about 18. They are keeping fit and do a good show. It gives a team of women/ girls the chance to share a bit of the limelight. Would that be classed as using them as pretty „objects“? I enjoy their show. Am I sexist?
No, but in the modern world it would make more sense for there to be mixed teams of cheerleaders. Why shouldn't boys do this too?Yes. I get the bit about unwanted groping and harassment, but is cheerleading still allowed? Here in Kiel we have cheerleaders at the Holstein Kiel games. Most of them are very young ( from 13/14 ) going up to about 18. They are keeping fit and do a good show. It gives a team of women/ girls the chance to share a bit of the limelight. Would that be classed as using them as pretty „objects“? I enjoy their show. Am I sexist?
They do don't they? I am 99% certain my daughter said that a boy at her school was a cheerleader when they were both in primary .No, but in the modern world it would make more sense for there to be mixed teams of cheerleaders. Why shouldn't boys do this too?
No, but in the modern world it would make more sense for there to be mixed teams of cheerleaders. Why shouldn't boys do this too?
They do anyway because they are good looking girlsWoukd you like your daughter to dance around in skimpy outfits while guys stared at her?
Yes. I get the bit about unwanted groping and harassment, but is cheerleading still allowed? Here in Kiel we have cheerleaders at the Holstein Kiel games. Most of them are very young ( from 13/14 ) going up to about 18. They are keeping fit and do a good show. It gives a team of women/ girls the chance to share a bit of the limelight. Would that be classed as using them as pretty „objects“? I enjoy their show. Am I sexist?
Woukd you like your daughter to dance around in skimpy outfits while guys stared at her?
If she’s an adult and is happy doing it, why not? It’s about women’s right to choose free from coercion.
The Presidents Club was wrong because the (some of) the girls didn’t know what they were letting themselves in for. Grid girls is more of a grey area but there’s a good argument that it’s not a good look for women.
Ok nice to know you would look at your daughter and hope 1 day she dances around for men
Noted.
He hasn't said that at all, but from what hes said I think hes right, If I have a daughter and she wanted to be a dancer or grid girl then why not? It will be her choice as a fully grown adult.
Ok so you would be happy foe your daughter to dance for men too
Im not sure what im saying that is wrong??
Ok so you would be happy foe your daughter to dance for men too
Im not sure what im saying that is wrong??
You are assuming a lot thereNothing. But you keep asking the same question and I’m reading it as in an accusing tone because you wouldn’t let your daughter choose her own path.
You are assuming a lot there
In the seventies I worked with a black lad,I used to call him chalky and he called me white honky, it was banter neither of us had any problem whatsoever
You are assuming a lot there
No point. I simply noted another posters viewWhat point are you trying to make then?
You're the one who's saying what women aren't allowed to do as a job, how very totalitarian. Maybe you should write up a list of what is and isn't an acceptable career choice then. Free speech/expression is paramount to western civilisation.
No point. I simply noted another posters view
Maybe i should have ignored him
Can you post where i said that please?
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