she is a woman, protect her!
This is also a transcript from Ally McBeal but I decided to change it from a conversation into statements. It sounds stronger in a statement form.
Personally, sexual harassment laws are bias. The original force behind them was disgruntled lesbians who felt they were not given the same opportunities. Along with ugly women, who were jealous of pretty women who got all the breaks in the workforce.
Women are victims. They need special help. Look at the evolution of these sexual harassment laws. What we are really saying is women really should qualify under the Federal Disability Act. They are less able. They cannot cope with romance in the office. They cannot contend with having to do a job and have a man smile at them. It is too much. Look where we use to be, first quid pro quo, and then hostile environment. Women can't take it; they bruise too easily. The laws are here to protect the weak and most vulnerable in society. She is a woman, protect her!
Why do women wear high heels? They are hugely uncomfortable, make it easier to fall, cause back problems, but they call it fashion. What kind of person would spend an equivalent of two years painting her face and plucking out her eyebrows, and putting silicone or saline in her chest? There is a name for this kind of person, 'woman.' Why? Because, we 'men' like it. Don't talk to me about equality. Don't tell me you (women) aren't disabled.
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By Anonymous, at July 14, 2004 at 8:16 AM
thank u very much for u r the first soul to hv actually responded, may u be blessed
Yeah, natural beauty is the best. But the sad thing is, most women never quite seem to be satisfied with their God-given beauty. Somehow, they’ll always find ways to enhance it.
By noodlez, at July 14, 2004 at 6:28 PM
not all women like to wear high heels, paint their faces, or those kinda things, not me at least.
i've always think that natural beauty is the best.
*this was the first comment, got some accidental glitch, sorry
By Anonymous, at July 14, 2004 at 6:30 PM
well, basically i agree with what u said, women need to be protected, but the fact is who cares? well, perhaps there should be more and more (at least 50% major) women representatives and spokeswomen in the Parliament or some efforts to do about by Women Protection Society in these days. And this must be done through education and forums.
I don't wear high heels, in fact i am quite a brave girl that stands out to strongly oppose what i think is not right. but the problem is most girls don
't. but if the rest does not see it as a problem to their feet, then why worries when in some ways, the high-heels do to some extent make one looks taller and nicer!
By Anonymous, at July 18, 2004 at 8:08 PM
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