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Sports Illustrated Tries To Sell America On The 'Burkini' As Female Empowerment
Townhall.com ^
| April 30, 2019
| Kira Davis
Posted on 04/30/2019 4:23:49 AM PDT by Kaslin
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posted on
04/30/2019 4:23:49 AM PDT
by
Kaslin
To: Kaslin
And people will vote with their feet; they will not buy this trash.
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posted on
04/30/2019 4:27:32 AM PDT
by
TMA62
(Al Sharpton - The North Korea of race relations)
To: Kaslin
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posted on
04/30/2019 4:27:36 AM PDT
by
tennmountainman
(Liberals Are Baby Killers)
To: Kaslin
A few years ago I went to a beach in the United Arab Emirates and saw a couple of "burkinis".Weird doesn't even begin to describe them...particularly given that at the same time there were several women wearing more typical Western bathing suits.
The contrast was stunning.
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posted on
04/30/2019 4:28:00 AM PDT
by
Gay State Conservative
(Bill Barr:The Bill Belichick of Attorneys General)
To: Kaslin
Blah..blah...............blah..........
The rest of us are jus’ interested in her birthday SUIT.
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posted on
04/30/2019 4:28:46 AM PDT
by
Flintlock
("FIRST the Saturday people, THEN the Sunday people"--gee whatever do they mean by that?)
To: Kaslin
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posted on
04/30/2019 4:28:48 AM PDT
by
BudgieRamone
(Everybody loves a bonk on the head.)
To: Kaslin
1. The PC crowd gets what they want and wins. Or...
2. The PC crowd doesn’t get what it wants, paints us all as unimportant racists, and wins.
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posted on
04/30/2019 4:29:14 AM PDT
by
Pravious
To: TMA62
Yes, I used to buy SI, once or twice a year.
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posted on
04/30/2019 4:29:49 AM PDT
by
orlop9
To: Kaslin
The swimsuit issue will sell well as always and perhaps moreso due to this novelty addition.
However we’re SI to continue along these lines of cloaking the beach babes you can wave bye bye to the popularity of this particular annual event.
Anyone who believes the SI swimsuit edition success is due to anything related to culture probably thinks people bought Playboy magazine to read the articles.
To: Kaslin
The funny thing about this is wearing something like that is just about the least 'empowering' thing a woman can do.
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posted on
04/30/2019 4:33:48 AM PDT
by
real saxophonist
(One side has guns and training. Other side's primary concern is 'gender identity'. Who's gonna win?)
To: Kaslin
"....mmmmm nah"
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posted on
04/30/2019 4:33:58 AM PDT
by
Doogle
(( USAF.68-73....8th TFW Ubon Thailand....never store a threat you should have eliminated)))
To: Kaslin
Never bought a Sports Illustrated magazine. Never will.
To: Kaslin
“Female empowerment” is not what I normally associate with Mohammedanism.
To: Kaslin
The prudish Victorians had sexier swimsuits than the burkini.
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posted on
04/30/2019 4:36:38 AM PDT
by
C19fan
To: Kaslin
The same, formerly interesting, formerly testosterone driven publication that now gives Bruce Jenner The Brave Woman of the Year Award for wearing a dress over his manhood.
Somebody send them a fork.
To: Kaslin
Plus she’s a scrawny frigen air head
To: Kaslin
Sports Illustrated going the way of other Ragazines. Like Scientific American and National Geographic. Over time, they morphed into pushing the lieberal agenda, sneaking it into every nook and cranny of each and every article. No longer is the agenda limited to the editorial page or editor’s statement.
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posted on
04/30/2019 4:46:36 AM PDT
by
C210N
(You can vote your way into Socialism; but, you have to shoot your way out of it.)
To: Kaslin
SI swimsuit issue magazines aren’t bought to see fully clothed women at the beach. Epic fail by SI.
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posted on
04/30/2019 4:47:10 AM PDT
by
freedom1st
(Build the Wall)
To: Kaslin
Rosie O’Donnell approves!
To: freedom1st
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