Sunday, September 16, 2012

Values Voter Summit lessons: Women, please dress more modestly


http://www.dailykos.com/story/2012/09/15/1131979/-Values-Voter-Summit-lessons-Women-please-dress-more-modestly
do they count on their fingers to make sure they touch on all their hate targets?
Literature being handed out at the Values Voter Summit on Friday attacks women for being “immodest” and extolled them to “go home and put some clothes on!”
In flyers and brochures on display at Values Voters, the social conservative conference where Republican Vice Presidential nominee Paul Ryan spoke, an organization called Modesty Matters criticized women for dressing “immodestly” at church, and blamed women for causing men to stare lustfully at them.
Well, that's not so bad. Just your garden-variety movement to point out that you slutty sluts in your revealing slutty church clothes are riling up the godfearing but lustful menfolk, so stop it already. So what's in the (multiple) brochures?
- From the “Modesty: It’s nothing to be ashamed of” pamphlet: “Since men are particularly visual, immodesty in church can trigger lustful thoughts.”
Ah. The old "if I'm having impure thoughts, it's must be because you women are sluts" argument. The favorite argument of anti-women religious movements everywhere, including in such lovely places as Afghanistan, Iran and Saudi Arabia. Women owe it to men to dress in accordance to men's needs, and if they don't, women deserve the blame for it. So cover up!
“My men’s bible study group talks frequently about controlling our lust, thoughts, and eyes. Yes the problem and responsibility are ours, but is it really reasonable for the women of the church to make it THIS difficult for us?”
i can't touch this, it's "chauvinist time"
From the “True Woman Manifesto”: “All women, whether married of single, are to model femininity in their various relationships, by exhibiting a distinctive modesty, responsiveness, and gentleness of spirit.”
really and women are still on top of all else are still supporting and voting for them, to bad those things lead to laws that effect all women, i'd say good for 'em they in this case do deserve what they vote for. next the men will want them wearing a red R, "the scarlet letter"    http://www.cliffsnotes.com/study_guide/literature/scarlet-letter/at-a-glance.html