Hasbeen, the only thing feminists are unhappy about are the misogynists among us.

Once the current crop of good ol' boys have passed on to their male-dominated heaven, maybe the next crop will be more reasonable.....

Doubtless Evelyn would be having a smirk at the power women have over men, and the endless opportunities to act 'violated' when the 'wrong' male looks. Double standard.

Women are so competitive. As the decades pass and the nipples display a consuming interest in the toes below it is not surprising how quickly women discover rudeness and lewdness where before they 'innocently' let it all hang out, blessing Wonderbra for finding what was not apparent before.

2015
No1 Problem of First World Feminists - pert tits on page 3

No1 Problem of women in the Third World - http://nypost.com/2014/10/21/woman-stoned-to-death-by-isis-militants-her-own-father/

Men are so competitive.
As the decades pass and their scrotums display a consuming interest in the toes below it is not surprising how quickly men discover rudeness and lewdness where before they 'innocently' stuffed their jocks with socks, blessing Viagra for finding what was not apparent before.....

Hasbeen

The right to go topless in public is not, and never has been, a feminist issue. They have other priorities, like ... well ... income gaps, rape, domestic violence, childcare, women owning only 1% of the world's wealth despite being 40% of the world's workforce - you know ... trivial stuff like that.

'It was the feminists that burnt the bra.'

No, they didn't. There is NO record anywhere of a feminist-organised demonstration of bra-burning.

This myth got started at the 1968 Miss America Beauty Pageant, where a group of feminists staged an official demonstration outside the venue, in which they crowned a sheep as Miss America and dumped girdles, cosmetics, high-heels and bras into a 'freedom trash can'.

There was no fire.

However, because it was the Vietnam era of burning draft cards, the media (namely the New York Post) used the term 'bra-burning' in one of its headlines when covering the event, to draw parallels with the draft protests. After that, the term 'bra-burning feminist' stuck and has been used as a term of anti-feminist ridicule ever since.

(Susan Faludi's book, Backlash, also documents in detail two staged events during the 1980s, in which US news networks hired PR firms to hold 'bra-burning demonstrations' using paid professional models. People who claim to have 'seen' feminists burning their bras on TV would have been watching one of these staged PR events.)

So ... a feminist demonstration to raise awareness about how the quest for beauty is restrictive to women's bodies, lives and budgets was - courtesy of a male-centric media - reinvented as a sleazy boob-perving fantasy for men. No matter what feminists do or say about women's concerns, experiences or viewpoints, the media will always give them a male-centric perspective.

Esther Villar wrote "The manipulated man"

"Vilar writes, "Men have been trained and conditioned by women, not unlike the way Pavlov conditioned his dogs, into becoming their slaves. As compensation for their labours men are given periodic use of a woman's vagina." The book contends that young boys are encouraged to associate their masculinity with their ability to be sexually intimate with a woman, and that a woman can control a man by socially empowering herself to be the gate-keeper to his sense of masculinity.

The author says that social definitions and norms, such as the idea that women are weak, are constructed by women with their needs in mind, and that praise is only given to a man when a woman's needs are met in some way."

Women are so fickle and follow fashion.

A few hundred years ago, French ladies decided that evening wear should show bare breasts and it was popular for a time.

Then the old girls realized they could not compete with the young because of gravity, so they covered breasts again.

Now the young are showing breasts again and the old girls are jealous