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<blockquote data-quote="vantexan" data-source="post: 5584336" data-attributes="member: 24302"><p>We have a culture that exploits women and it starts young.&nbsp; Think about it.&nbsp; There was a time when if a young man wanted sex and to look at a naked woman he had to marry one and support her financially.&nbsp; Now he doesn&#039;t have to obligate himself financially to have sex and if he isn&#039;t attractive enough to get a woman he desires he can get immediate gratification by just turning on his computer.&nbsp; You might want to resist the urge to tell me it&#039;s about freedom and how religion etc is so horrible for just a minute.&nbsp; This cultural paradigm shift has resulted in fewer and fewer babies.&nbsp; From abortion to putting off having kids until later.&nbsp; Meanwhile we objectify women&#039;s beauty when they are at their finest in beauty pageants much in the same way the Kentucky Derby runs thoroughbreds at their finest when they are at the peak of their physical prowess.&nbsp; The question is are you truly interested in a world where beautiful women cover up, get married young and have babies, or is this just another angle to attack Republicans?&nbsp; The lack of children in the developed world is leading to huge problems that may, or may not, be solved by technology.&nbsp; Meanwhile the undeveloped world has an ever growing population that can&#039;t support themselves.&nbsp; Nigeria for example is expected to have a population of half a billion by 2100.&nbsp; Where do you think much of that population will end up?&nbsp; Is already happening with a gleeful administration who is letting them in.&nbsp; And amazingly the cities that touted themselves as sanctuaries for the undocumented are crying the loudest away from the border states who are most affected.&nbsp; There are real world ramifications to letting it all hang out, party party party.&nbsp; And many of those very lovely women who attract sexual playmates now by exposing their wares for all to see will soon start noticing in their 30&#039;s they aren&#039;t quite what they were at 20, don&#039;t have a family, and it may be too late.&nbsp; But damn it was fun in their 20&#039;s!</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="vantexan, post: 5584336, member: 24302"] We have a culture that exploits women and it starts young. Think about it. There was a time when if a young man wanted sex and to look at a naked woman he had to marry one and support her financially. Now he doesn't have to obligate himself financially to have sex and if he isn't attractive enough to get a woman he desires he can get immediate gratification by just turning on his computer. You might want to resist the urge to tell me it's about freedom and how religion etc is so horrible for just a minute. This cultural paradigm shift has resulted in fewer and fewer babies. From abortion to putting off having kids until later. Meanwhile we objectify women's beauty when they are at their finest in beauty pageants much in the same way the Kentucky Derby runs thoroughbreds at their finest when they are at the peak of their physical prowess. The question is are you truly interested in a world where beautiful women cover up, get married young and have babies, or is this just another angle to attack Republicans? The lack of children in the developed world is leading to huge problems that may, or may not, be solved by technology. Meanwhile the undeveloped world has an ever growing population that can't support themselves. Nigeria for example is expected to have a population of half a billion by 2100. Where do you think much of that population will end up? Is already happening with a gleeful administration who is letting them in. And amazingly the cities that touted themselves as sanctuaries for the undocumented are crying the loudest away from the border states who are most affected. There are real world ramifications to letting it all hang out, party party party. And many of those very lovely women who attract sexual playmates now by exposing their wares for all to see will soon start noticing in their 30's they aren't quite what they were at 20, don't have a family, and it may be too late. But damn it was fun in their 20's! [/QUOTE]

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