Bayonetta 2 - an expression of freedom and not sexism

[TheJimbo1234]

o_O.Q said:

TheJimbo1234 said:

o_O.Q said:

TheJimbo1234 said:

And this is the problem with gamers. The attitude you have is dire. If she was empowered, then why is she half naked? When did a guy dress like that in a game? Oh right - never.

why would being naked or partially clothed take away power from a woman?

does hiding her body give a woman power somehow?

is that why muslim women wear burkas?

beyond that does that mean that the human body is disgusting and that's why we try to hide it?

How many buisness women are half naked? Now what about strippers?

She doesn't need to hide her body, but dress like a pornstar? That is absurd and even worse that you try to defend it.

so therefore your point is that yes indeed the hiding of women's bodies empowers them 

fair enough that's all i was asking

as i mentioned i suppose this is why muslim women wear burkas

ironically though this has been used in part to claim that muslims abuse women when in actuality according to your reasoning its not abuse its empowerment

also the people that claim to be pushing for the emancipation of women disagree strongly with you

http://feministing.com/2010/08/24/public-shirtlessness-the-next-feminist-frontier/

 

its just funny to me how contradictory views on this get

for feminist half naked women are demeaning then they aren't then they are again

its just interesting to me to see how this developes

So things are black and white for you, you have no middle ground. Sorry, but that isn't life - it just isn't that simple. There is dressing inappropriately by revealing too much, and hiding away. What happened to the normal middle ground?

Those femenists are in denial of basic human biology. The female breast is a sexual organ (among other thigns). It does arouse women, and it will turn a guy on (most animals breasts only develop in mating periods/seasons). A guys breast is not....so there is a difference.

 

The issue is you have a lot of ill-informed people and people such as yourself trying to simplfy complex social concepts into binary.