Women nude protesting - is it an effective way to protest?

[Mister M]

The thing is you never see men protesting by mooning, for example

 

Or maybe standing outside the town hall with their trowsers down by their ankles

 

So why do women think this is an effective way to protest?

 

Well, not by mooning! As kids we used to sit at the back of the school coach & show our bums to passing motorists.

But there's that guy, the ex serviceman, who walks around naked in protest at, what he sees as ridiculous laws on decency.

Apart from him most guys get their kit off at sporting events for a laugh, as in streaking.

[runningman1]

It depends on what the ladies look like. If they have bodies that resemble a sack of potatoes then no it isn't effective, in fact it would probably be detrimental to their cause.

 

However, if the girls are good looking then yeah, it will get the attention of people.

[Guest makapaka]

Apparently Spencer Tunik has managed to persuade over 100 women to take off all their clothes to protest against Donald Trump

 

Apparently it is to highlight the injustices to minorities and women, and to highlight this injustice to women, he has persuaded them to take all their clothes off so they can be taken seriously

 

How effective are protests like this one?

 

And why is it always women that have to remove their clothing?

 

Why is it the person who suggests the women remove their clothes, is often a man?

 

Why do they never ask the man "Why is it always women that need to do the protesting?"

 

This protest has certainly got publicity, but how effective is this as a means of protesting?

 

Is it as effective as tieing yourself to railings or running in front of the kings horse and getting yourself killed?

 

How is stripping nude supposed to highlight or solve an issue?

 

 

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/wires/afp/article-3694645/100-nude-women-pose-Cleveland-reflecting-Trump.html

 

I think I'd have to attend one of these in person to make my mind up

[GLASGOWOODS]

Oh, to be there as a mouse raking about in the grass.

[pintor]

I feel strongly about the matchday prices for the opening game at Hillsbrough against Aston Villa.

 

If 100 Wednesday and Aston Villa went to the game without wearing and trousers would this change the matchday pricing policy?

 

Maybe a mass burping protest if getting your kit off didn't work?

 

I kind of have this feeling that men protesting nude wouldn't work?

At least there would be 100 arses on the pitch instead of the usual 22!

[Jeffrey Shaw]

Wonder why someone called 'Tunic' photographs people who aren't wearing theirs.

[Michael_W]

I see the DM is not allowing comments on that article, recent issues around a certain body shaming incident spring to mind.

[Guest]

It made me stand to attention.