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End Of Grid Girls......
....In Formula 1
http:// www.bbc .co.uk/ sport/f ormula1 /428902 61
"While the practice of employing grid girls has been a staple of Formula 1 grands prix for decades, we feel this custom does not resonate with our brand values and clearly is at odds with modern day societal norms," Bratches added.
Do you agree or not , with the move ?
Should the ban be extended to other Motor Sports formulas ?
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"While the practice of employing grid girls has been a staple of Formula 1 grands prix for decades, we feel this custom does not resonate with our brand values and clearly is at odds with modern day societal norms," Bratches added.
Do you agree or not , with the move ?
Should the ban be extended to other Motor Sports formulas ?
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//Once upon a time men insisted women to know their place ... now it seems to me that feminists are now telling women 'know your place'//
All this problem of leching and inappropriate behaviour could be solved by segregating the sexes at school, in the swimming pool and at public events, couldn't it? I'm surprised one of the new feminists hasn't thought of that idea.
All this problem of leching and inappropriate behaviour could be solved by segregating the sexes at school, in the swimming pool and at public events, couldn't it? I'm surprised one of the new feminists hasn't thought of that idea.
Talbot - // Once upon a time men insisted women to know their place ... now it seems to me that feminists are now telling women 'know your place' //
I don't think it's quite as simplistic as that.
The term 'feminist' conjures its own unique image of a strident woman who looks for inequality everywhere, and is not above seeing it when it is not there.
I think the issue of Grid Girls speaks to a wider change is cultural attitudes, which is the point I made originally when the thread began.
Although it has been royally side-tracked through the media, and indeed on here - the end result in my view remains the same - I think there is a cultural shift in attitudes towards women being used as decoration, and personally I think that is a good thing.
I don't think it's quite as simplistic as that.
The term 'feminist' conjures its own unique image of a strident woman who looks for inequality everywhere, and is not above seeing it when it is not there.
I think the issue of Grid Girls speaks to a wider change is cultural attitudes, which is the point I made originally when the thread began.
Although it has been royally side-tracked through the media, and indeed on here - the end result in my view remains the same - I think there is a cultural shift in attitudes towards women being used as decoration, and personally I think that is a good thing.
vetuste - // All this problem of leching and inappropriate behaviour could be solved by segregating the sexes at school, in the swimming pool and at public events, couldn't it? I'm surprised one of the new feminists hasn't thought of that idea. //
It could - and then we would have the culture of some eastern countries who repress women - and I don't think that's quite what we are looking for.
It could - and then we would have the culture of some eastern countries who repress women - and I don't think that's quite what we are looking for.
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Naomi - // They’re not demeaning me. I think they brighten up the world. The joyless dour and sour who have decided I should be offended by them are demeaning me. //
Interesting.
When someone has a different view from you about the behaviour of women, they are 'demeaning you' and being 'dour and sour' and 'virtue-signalling'.
How coincidental, that I feel exactly the same about you when you are holding forth about your perceived threats of Islam takeovers.
It all depends on what you feel strongly about - doesn't it?
Interesting.
When someone has a different view from you about the behaviour of women, they are 'demeaning you' and being 'dour and sour' and 'virtue-signalling'.
How coincidental, that I feel exactly the same about you when you are holding forth about your perceived threats of Islam takeovers.
It all depends on what you feel strongly about - doesn't it?
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