Spearmint Rhino strippers fighting for the right to strip
Links:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/stories-48629890/spearmint-rhino-strippers-fighting-for-the-right-to-strip
https://www.objectnow.org/past-successes
https://twitter.com/not_buyingit/status/1142382352485834752
In the news we see 'Not Buying It' have:
1. Filmed women presumably naked without consent.
2. Tried to stop working class females getting money to do a degree.
3. Tell women (working class) what they should think and do.
The first thing is that one is shocked that anyone would feel it correct to film women (or indeed men) without consent naked. Should I have done that one presumes you would have called me a pervert and called the police.
One wonders too if 'Not Buying It' also films male strippers, or do they not care about male strippers welfare? If so, they cannot claim to believe in equality.
'Not Buying It' is presumably a feminist thing. And as we all know, feminists tend to be mainly white, and always middle class, who look down upon the working class as dirt who are too stupid to think and so these mainly white middle class women feel the need to tell them what to do and think, by force and humiliation if need be.
Dr Sasha Rakoff, has her qualifications, but for some reason wishes to prevent women who are working class from getting a degree by trying to shut down places they work.
One must remember that people have the choice to work in a strip club, and are free to leave at any time. Indeed most towns have or at least did have several strip clubs to work at, so if one was not nice, they could try others.
One also presumes that if those who worked at such places found abuse, they would report it to the police.
Personally I have not been to a strip club, as it is not my thing. Just in the same way as I have not ever watched football.
One is also puzzled that 'Not Buying It' seem to be obsessed by women showing there boobs, and no harm coming from doing so, when we have male and female boxers getting brain damage from boxing. One would think they would look after people who do face harm, rather than those who do not.
But is it not interesting to note that these feminists do not seem to bother with middle class events, such as naked dancing/ballet. It seems that if it is seem by middle class, or done by the middle class, then it is fine. But should it be seen or performed by working class, then it is wrong.
One wonders if these feminists went to see one of there friends at an art gallery dancing around naked with a tea pot positions on there head, stating it was art, would they still complain? One suspects they would be saying how wonderful it is and how body positive it is and how it is a leap for feminists.
Indeed one wonders how many events 'Not Buying It' have tried to shut down that are middle class. One suspects none.
But the message is clear.
If your working class, you should only work in supermarkets stacking shelves, and do not dare try to be educated.
Seeing people naked is for the middle class only, as it is then art and positive.
Working class people cannot cope with any form of nudity.
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