RR7
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How to say something while saying nothingI'm saying who knows what's appropriate in another country. Meanwhile, we have plenty of changing dynamics in our own.
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How to say something while saying nothingI'm saying who knows what's appropriate in another country. Meanwhile, we have plenty of changing dynamics in our own.
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Clearly we are just one of many cultures. What i find more outrageous is the insistence of some that we should shove our morals down the throat of the rest of the world and ridicule any and all who happen to think or feel differently.
“I am telling you that you sexually patted a teens butt!”
“No its a act of celebration in some cultures”
“No, you are a sexual predator”
Sportsmanshipphobia anyone?
That's about it in a nutshell. Oh, the rage in here when I dared to trot out "When in Rome."
Has anyone ever seen a young female athlete get their ass patted by her coach and father? I haven’t. So that’s likely why it’s a little creepy. I feel like I’ve watched enough womens sports to notice that. Maybe not.
It isn't a surprise to me that majority of people sticking up for it are cat owners.
Don't make me put you in your hole again.FTFY
It isn't a surprise to me that people sticking up for it have never had kids of their own.
I agree....just because you can have legally a dozen 12 year old wives in Somalia doesn't mean it's ok to have a harem of underaged girls as wives. When in Somalia doesn't come up very often as an excuse or cultural difference or every pedophile in the world would move there. "I don't live in Somalia" isn't helping those girls.Isn't the whole, "it's part of their culture" "they do things differently where they're from" when we looked at the Karolyis and how they ran the US Women's Gymnastic program that allowed Larry Nassar to abuse girls and young women for decades?
I'm not saying this is the same thing but thousands of people missed what was happening to those girls. Thousands of people saw or heard something and decided to dismiss it in the name of winning. We all have to do better and understand that predators put themselves in positions to prey.
I saw that video clip yesterday before it got posted here and it's cringeworthy.
I think that there is enough there to investigate vs dismissing it in the name of US prudish standards.
It isn't a surprise to me that people sticking up for it have never had kids of their own.
How again do we know the 16 year old doesnt have a problem with it? She smiled? She said it’s ok? The alternative is to throw her coach and dad to the wolves?To be clear, i have not read one post actually defending or sticking up for the OP
what i have read is over the top responses to someone casually insinuating that we are a different culture and different cultures accept different things.
Would I dismiss if my girl was uncomfortable with it? No. But when the girl herself is not bothered, I see no reason to roll out the hangman's noose for anyone acknowledging different cultures can be, you know, different?
Like Julius pointed out, I personally see much more cringeworthy American culture behavior than this right on American tv.
But lets let that go and get all up in arms because someone said that this may be accepted in their culture?
Do you have children of your own?To be clear, i have not read one post actually defending or sticking up for the OP
what i have read is over the top responses to someone casually insinuating that we are a different culture and different cultures accept different things.
Would I dismiss if my girl was uncomfortable with it? No. But when the girl herself is not bothered, I see no reason to roll out the hangman's noose for anyone acknowledging different cultures can be, you know, different?
Like Julius pointed out, I personally see much more cringeworthy American culture behavior than this right on American tv.
But lets let that go and get all up in arms because someone said that this may be accepted in their culture?
But when in rome, right?I doubt most, if any, in here think it's appropriate behavior.
Young women in professional sports have a pretty dark history of abuse from coaches, trainers, etc.....I don't think that's it's unfair that it raises eyebrows from spectators given what female athletes have gone through and still go through....it's beyond cultural differences ....most teen aged athletes stand by their trainers until they grow up and look back and seek counseling later on in life. This isn't kissing people on the cheek in France. The sports have red flags around them because of the history of abuse...not because of moral differences.To be clear, i have not read one post actually defending or sticking up for the OP
what i have read is over the top responses to someone casually insinuating that we are a different culture and different cultures accept different things.
Would I dismiss if my girl was uncomfortable with it? No. But when the girl herself is not bothered, I see no reason to roll out the hangman's noose for anyone acknowledging different cultures can be, you know, different?
Like Julius pointed out, I personally see much more cringeworthy American culture behavior than this right on American tv.
But lets let that go and get all up in arms because someone said that this may be accepted in their culture?
How again do we know the 16 year old doesnt have a problem with it? She smiled? She said it’s ok? The alternative is to throw her coach and dad to the wolves?