FearGod
Freedom Of Mind
Did you wear one to attract women?
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Did you wear one to attract women?
I think my parents had me in one when i was 5 years old and we visited Scotland ..
other than that one time NO
other than that one time NO
FearGod
Freedom Of Mind
But will you wear one to attract women?
No, it don't really go with the Yarmulke and Tzitzit ....
Its hard to imagine someone whose thinking is this way but I do know there are some who do, such as more conservative Mormons and Hasidic Jewish women. I strongly disagree about your statement that making one's self attractive is an indication of a weak personality. You do realize that most men do look, no? And what of men who dress in a showy manner? Does this pendulum swing both ways or are you simply saying that women are second class?
FearGod
Freedom Of Mind
FearGod
Freedom Of Mind
Believe me men don't care much about their look as most women do, i didn't say all women do, some
women don't care about men and they have a lot of confidence on themselves that makes them liberated from men.
Can you imagine a famous business woman wearing a sexy dress, but if she has nothing to offer then her body is the only
thing to attract men for, this is really sad, I don't know why women can't realize that her modest dress is a dignity for her own self,
it's like saying "I don't care much about you men".
Rick O'Shez
Irishman bouncing off walls
Reminds me of a really bad joke:
Woman: "Is anything worn under the kilt?"
Scotsman: "No, it's all in perfect working order."
Jumi
Well-Known Member
Different cultures, different standards.
Well, walking around covered up like Batman in Zurich will also beg: please look at me.
It is curious how men , and their Gods, always agree when it comes to decide what is good, or not good, for women.
By the way, how is that modest for a woman to dress up like the Phantom of the Opera? I think it is pretty pretentious.
Ciao
- viole
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FearGod
Freedom Of Mind
It isn't the men and the Gods who put such limits, can I post here a woman's boobs?
Do you think I ain't allowed to do it here because of the Gods?
SkepticThinker
Veteran Member
Maybe women dress for themselves and don't give a damn what men think of their attire. Has that ever entered your thought process?Believe me men don't care much about their look as most women do, i didn't say all women do, some
women don't care about men and they have a lot of confidence on themselves that makes them liberated from men.
Can you imagine a famous business woman wearing a sexy dress, but if she has nothing to offer then her body is the only
thing to attract men for, this is really sad, I don't know why women can't realize that her modest dress is a dignity for her own self,
it's like saying "I don't care much about you men".
Also, there are plenty of men who care about how they look.
P.S. I love this! Where can I get it?
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Guy Threepwood
Mighty Pirate
same thing, both apply to atheism do they not?
A rational belief is one which acknowledges itself as such, a personal belief, a faith.
An irrational belief does not, it claims itself as 'immutable undeniable fact' regardless of varying perspectives or evidence. Like superstitions, atheist static/steady state models of the universe, classical physics, evolution, global cooling/warming etc etc.
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Guy Threepwood
Mighty Pirate
The self professed atheists who backed them for their explicitly atheist implications.
You'd have to have taken up your argument with Hoyle and Hawking if you think they were somehow not intended to promote atheism
SkepticThinker
Veteran Member
So, you say they're atheistic in nature.
I know you're a broken record when it comes to Hoyle and Hawking, but that doesn't mean they represent atheism.
SkepticThinker
Veteran Member
Plenty of religious people accept physics, evolution, and global warming science. They're not atheistic. They're scientific.
Guy Threepwood
Mighty Pirate
well according to some atheists like Hawking, they are still left with one 'God refuting' possibility... An invisible infinite probability machine .aka flying spaghetti multiverse
Not clear that this is even a theory as Krauss says, but we always need a choice!
Guy Threepwood
Mighty Pirate
No they did. Their opinion not mine, they wrote a lot about it. Hardly controversial
Guy Threepwood
Mighty Pirate
Sure, we are all individuals, you can't pigeonhole everyone into one set of beliefs right?
And by the same token, some religious people deny faith also, and call people of different beliefs 'deniers of fact!'
point being- either way this irrational- it's the only truly irrational stance. blind faith
The wise man knows himself to be a fool!
SkepticThinker
Veteran Member
Two atheists talking about them still doesn't make them atheistic in nature.