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]]> By: leifsuda http://www.tattoocanvas.com/tattoo-removal/tattoo-of-zodiac-symbols-%e2%80%93-how-to-spice-them-up/comment-page-1#comment-5867 leifsuda Tue, 02 Aug 2011 06:32:17 +0000 http://www.tattoocanvas.com/tattoo-removal/tattoo-of-zodiac-symbols-%e2%80%93-how-to-spice-them-up#comment-5867 I agree with what Mike and Felina said but also want to add that I don't think feminists (whatever type they may be) "plan to end the problem of objectification." Feminism doesn't have that power or authority. If it did, Larry Flynt and Hugh Hefner and their cohorts would have been out of business long ago. However, by presenting research and information about how objectifying humans impacts negatively on them (and therefore is detrimental to the community as a whole), the public will probably end it -eventually. Only by informing the public will women make better choices about how they want to present themselves and that will probably contribute to a decline of the value system that supports it as well. Once the market for it drops away, companies and media will stop doing it. It's like waiting for the results of that hair growth stuff for thinning hair; it won't happen overnight but it will happen :) I agree with what Mike and Felina said but also want to add that I don't think feminists (whatever type they may be) "plan to end the problem of objectification."

Feminism doesn't have that power or authority. If it did, Larry Flynt and Hugh Hefner and their cohorts would have been out of business long ago. However, by presenting research and information about how objectifying humans impacts negatively on them (and therefore is detrimental to the community as a whole), the public will probably end it -eventually.

Only by informing the public will women make better choices about how they want to present themselves and that will probably contribute to a decline of the value system that supports it as well.

Once the market for it drops away, companies and media will stop doing it.

It's like waiting for the results of that hair growth stuff for thinning hair; it won't happen overnight but it will happen :)

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