@lisabethur8
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personally I think it's cool she can make a profit and sell, but the commenters are NOT PLEASED.
some are pissed off that they're selling 'women" lol
Feminists, be ready to get PISSED off. π
Posted by lisabethur8
personally I think it's cool she can make a profit and sell, but the commenters are NOT PLEASED.some are pissed off that they're selling 'women" lol
I love it, it's Business! Feminism my ass, you're either the seller or the sold. Some women enjoy being sold.
sex sells!
of course it's gonna sell well.
look at Victoria Secrets.
it's sexy and goes under the radar for feminists not to get pissed off.
cause some of these feminists are ALSO buying the secret sexy lingerie. π π
double standards AHOY.
Posted by lisabethur8
sex sells!of course it's gonna sell well.
look at Victoria Secrets.
it's sexy and goes under the radar for feminists not to get pissed off.
cause some of these feminists are ALSO buying the secret sexy lingerie. π π
double standards AHOY.
You are so right!!.. Victoria Secrets is a brand, so they're excused?? They sell to every female from the age of 14(even younger) and above but it's okay, cause it's a well known (sex)brand.
The one that irritates me is Kim.. she sells sex left, right and Center. It's cool though cause she's making money,she's rich hence untouchable. Feminists should take severAL seats _/_/_/ and reconsider their views, some women actually enjoy being the Product(sex).
Real feminism should allow women express that side of themselves.
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Meet Nguyen Thi Phuong Thao, Vietnam's first female self-made billionaire. Much of her net worth comes from her company VietJet Air, which on its website calls itself a "dynamic, innovative airline." But some might have other words for what it is her company is doing.
Indeed, VietJet isn't known so much for its CEO as it is its bikinied flight attendants. It's a uniform Thao insists is empowering for women in such a conservative country.
"As a businesswoman, I have a responsibility to contribute to the economy and to push for positive changes of the country and in the society, in light of the international integration that's happening," Thao told Bloomberg.
"You have the right to wear anything you like, either the bikini or the traditional ao dai," she added, with the ao dai being a long tunic traditionally worn in Vietnam.
https://www.yahoo.com/news/woman-created-bikini-airline-became-182400388.html
lmao. π