It must have been. It got removed :spiteful:I missed it......was it good?
I am sure you did not intend to offend anyone. I know what you mean though. Some people obviously do not have mirrors otherwise they would not ever go out in hot weather in skimpies......I know us fatties cannot help it...and my tyre is growing rather than shrinking.....but.....bloody hell....Les...some of the things i see in the summer....gives me an involuntary in take of breath....!!The thread was only about certain clothing as worn by certain women. I happened to say that I had observed something and I passed my opinion it. My opinion was negative and was not intended to offend anyone, but sometimes opinions do offend as we all know!
Oh doooooooooo shut up please Guroooooooooooo:fie: 1984! George Orwell and the thought police :crazy: YOU ARE NOT ENTITLED TO AN OPINION. :spiteful:
Hook, line and sinker :wink:Well! Ain't that the pot calling the kettel black? :crazy:
The original post was a fairly standard "Why are there all these fat women wearing clothes that offend me? I can see their wobbly bodies, eww!" post. My response was a succinct pointing out that really the first post shouldn't have been made, it was misogynistic. I used the fact that I am a woman of the weight Les was citing ("20 stone") to make the point that the women he was objectifying were in fact people as I am a person, and he doesn't get to tell me what to do. In fact it was pretty mundane. Another day in the gender wars, another incident proving that women still need liberating. :yawn: All I was hoping for was to give food for thought and chip away at the prejudices that made someone feel entitled to say those things. That's not the ShootClay way though, is it? We have to go on for pages about how that wasn't what people intended or what they meant or that whomever took offence was too sensitive and should toughen up. I've never understood that last part. I always think that standing up to prejudice and oppression is much harder than putting up with it, especially with the backlash that follows. Certainly it's always followed by "stop making a fuss" and "I have the right to say these things" and "You are the thought police". Standard tactics to get someone to shut up when they've made you feel uncomfortable about what you said. Throw in a side order of Wah! you ran to the moderators as well. No point applying logic and reason any more. We're just working the same old pattern. Say something offensive, get called on it, push back to make it the fault of the person who objected. Bored now. Conversation over because it's no longer a conversation and it's starting to feel a bit too much like Pigeon Watch. :girlcrazy:I missed it......was it good?
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