when i said in another thread recently that feminism has "progressed" to the stage where it'll hurt women, people acted like i was mad

but that's because they don't really get the animating force at the bottom of the ideology (equality of outcomes between men and women)... and why its toxic and harmful to both men and women

does this not mean btw that they have to start attacking models?

That's terrible, those girls who are employed to do those jobs put a lot of time and effort into doing what they do... horrible for people to prevent them doing their job and earning a living just because they view the jobs so poorly... awful.

I hope they aren't doing this to save a buck, cause I can see this backfiring on them in that regard.

The people who enjoy this sport and go to it, I can see boycotting it due to a move like this. You know like the people who boycott the NFL for kneeling. Those same people are the type of fans of this sport.

You've never heard of social pressure? That's the main weapon of feminists.

Did it ever occur to you guys that they may not have been removed because of a vocal minority but as part of a bigger move to make the sport more appealing to a wider audience? Perhaps execs were thinking more of the greater female audience offput by masculine culture than the smaller audience crying sexism that would probably never watch it anyway.

"Its about objectification of woman"

which means what?

what was off putting about how things were done before?

I'm not a woman, but if my favorite sport was full of guys whose primary purpose was to stand around and look pretty, maybe flaunt their bulge or asses or whatever, I'd probably be off put by it. Doesn't have to be sexist or anything to negatively affect a demographic's enjoyment.

why would you be off put by it? i'm just curious because i personally wouldn't care, they don't have any impact on the sport itself, i'm just trying to understand the mindset

personally i'd honestly say that preoccupation with these things over the sport itself kind of demonstrates to me that the focus is not really the sport itself

am i really supposed to believe that people like that give a damn about F1?

To me it would come off as vapid and shallow while adding nothing to the sport.

That goes both ways though if you have a bunch of guys making a big deal about their removal.

Like I said earlier, who says it's about people like that and not the wider female audience, some of whom could become fans in a more neutral environment?