When did I specifically say I couldn't afford to enter a strip club? You smoking a bit too much of that "tolerance" buddy?
Not sure if based or not based. On one hand, strip-clubs are the part of anti-male establishment that seeks to exploit male sexuality. And feminists want equality. On the other hand, strip-clubs empower females to have jobs. And feminists want female empowerment. Ultimately I think I will side with the strip club in this particular instance, due to natural selection and if simps are exploited so be it.
Albeit this is an aged posting, the principle remains the same. Freedom of expression - in whatever form is a choice - as long as - guidance is adhered to:- - Background checks - to ensure no under age participation is encouraged - Look, but don't touch protocol is enforced and - Equal opportunity is there, be it Female, Male - etc, to perform then within the Safe, Secure Settings, Art is Art IMO Isn't it Freedom of choice moreover that should be championed?
It had to do with private investigators claiming to have filmed sex acts in the club. Who was paying the PI's was not identified.
Just as many feminists would want the club open. Straight ones too. "Empowerment" is a subjective term. Some would see the women as exploiting the man. Both sides choose to participate but all the power is with the women. The man can't even touch (unless he pays more maybe). The patriarchy told women to cover up. The right wing likes to cherry pick from a vocal minority of feminists that most other feminists don't even like. Doing so reinforces their misogyny and stereotypes. American Libertarians are still firmly on the right wing no matter how they market themselves as a cool "both sides" alternative.
YES - Whilst one may not agree with the view of another, Respect for both sides of an opinion is only fair
Hardcore feminists dislike any woman who actually wants to be a house wife, sex worker or acts like a woman instead of a swinging dickhead like themselves. They are a dishonour to proper feminists who quite rightly want equality