[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by kefln

And there lies the crux of my argument.

You believe that women should be d*mned for a preconceived notion of what they are like or what they might have done - rather than what they are and what they've actually done.

In your mind they are guilty, therefore they are dirt - your words - and they should remember their place in life. And so you start the witch hunt...

Remember their place in life? What do you mean?

I'm not saying they should be living on the streets or have no right to anything but I don't like the arrogant attitude that they are anything but people that have to stoop to what they do to earn money. And doing what they do to earn money isn't, in my eyes, respectable. In my eyes their job (not modelling in general) as Playboy bunnies shows a lack of self respect.
This is mirrored in the lack of respect people like Frankie and Kirk seem to show them.

I'm not saying they should be vilified for their life choice at random, I'm saying they have a delusional sense of their own worth. When, in practise, they have no more worth than a street walker doing what they do.

Again, stop bringing up this "girl power" notion that I think all girls who dress provocatively are sluts or have casual sex or whatever.

I'm basing this judgement of Karissa and Kristina solely on the actions of Karissa and Kristina. Sleeping with Hugh Hefner may be speculation on my part but the other 90% of the Playboy bunny role they have fulfilled for all to see. Sex tapes and all.


You keep bringing up the crux of your argument that I'm slating the female gender for wearing skimpy clothes or having sex. I'm not. I'm giving an opinion solely on Karissa and Kristina (as is the point of the thread) based on the job of a Playboy bunny and what they have actually done.

I'm not sitting here presuming that Karissa and Kristina are a pair of sluts because they wear a certain skirt or a top but because of the job they have stooped to, to earn money. If anything, they don't say a lot for feminism.