You've also missed engaging with any actual person. I understand that it's easier to make up opposing arguments and viewpoints in order to discredit them but you lose credibility when you avoid responding to the actual discussion at hand. Can you substantiate your label of self-righteous or not?
Did I say that every one of those definitions occurred in this thread? You asked what the definition of self righteous was. So I provided the definiton as found by googling "self righteous definition"...that's all...
I really didn't think I owe you further explanation, hence my ignoring your follw up interrogation. I answered your original question and even that is more than I owed. Sounds to me like you have an uncomfortably guilty conscience. It's not wise to draw attention to yourself when that's the case.
To me, the article gave, at the very edge of credulity, half the story. There's more to this, and her admitting that she did something wrong goes against the narrative that "I can do what I like, and if you don't like it, suck it up, prude."
My conscience is fine, for a number of reasons which I won't discuss here. You however, seem to be haunted by phantom righteous people lurking in these threads. [/QUOTE]
You don't know me an explanation(unless your comment was directed at me), but you owe it to yourself to stand behind your comments. Otherwise, you come off as blowhard.
Not a stripper. A burlesque dancer. There's a difference.
This seems to be her in the same outfit prior to donning the airport sweater and maximizing coverage for maximum social media coverage.
And no lap dances.
Ah... that old gag again... If a woman is thrown off a plane for dressing inappropriately, it's because we are a misogynistic society and we don't want women to be "sexual" or "enjoy sex." By that same logic, since we are a society that represses women's sexuality and celebrates the sexuality of the male of the species, men should be able to dress however sexually they want and there wouldn't be any problems. But the truth is, in this society, we allow women much more leeway in the way they dress than we do men. If men dressed as scantily getting on an airplane as half the women I see, they'd be getting thrown off left and right. The truth is that they don't and they aren't.
This seems to be her in the same outfit prior to donning the airport sweater and maximizing coverage for maximum social media coverage.
ummm...did you see post 53?
Or how about this guy:
Careful there, eman might show up! Scantly clad too! Tighty whietys too.
