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#1 AJFIN

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Posted 24 May 2015 - 23:19

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I'm so sick of seeing men taking the jobs of women, further proof that F1 is a male dominated sport. It's 2015, people, wake up!



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#2 CurbPainter

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Posted 24 May 2015 - 23:21

But what if Massa wanted it himself ? :kiss:



#3 JHSingo

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Posted 24 May 2015 - 23:26

But what if Massa wanted it himself ? :kiss:

 

Then I think he has to have that conversation with his wife.  ;)



#4 RekF1

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Posted 24 May 2015 - 23:33

It's a well known fact that men are better at holding things than women. My Lovely lady always takes advantage of this feature when we go food shopping. 



#5 Paincake

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Posted 24 May 2015 - 23:38

Bwhahahahaha! I lol'd really hard at this.  :rotfl:

Its funny tbh. Living in Amsterdam myself, its very ''open'' and modern in here. Gay rights, red light districts and legalization of weed etc. I don't like any of it, but I can be proud of the fact that we as a nation will deny making our country another Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. But my opinions differ when it comes to feministic point of views. Look at the porn industry for example, women are glorified, whilst men are just objectified as pieces of meat. We are just not as vocal about it, since most of us just don't care.



#6 AJFIN

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Posted 24 May 2015 - 23:46

Bwhahahahaha! I lol'd really hard at this.  :rotfl:

Its funny tbh. Living in Amsterdam myself, its very ''open'' and modern in here. Gay rights, red light districts and legalization of weed etc. I don't like any of it, but I can be proud of the fact that we as a nation will deny making our country another Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. But my opinions differ when it comes to feministic point of views. Look at the porn industry for example, women are glorified, whilst men are just objectified as pieces of meat. We are just not as vocal about it, since most of us just don't care.

 

Yeah, I found it funny. "The evil patriarchy is oppressing these women by having them half-naked on the grid, let's end this!" Result: many women are now out of a job, replaced by men. Oooopppsss.



#7 Paincake

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Posted 25 May 2015 - 00:25

Yeah, I found it funny. "The evil patriarchy is oppressing these women by having them half-naked on the grid, let's end this!" Result: many women are now out of a job, replaced by men. Oooopppsss.

Good news for me. I'm a young man, bodybuilder and have a handsome enough look. I suppose I should try.  :lol:



#8 ANF

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Posted 25 May 2015 - 00:26

Grid boys' jeans and polo shirts vs some of the Monaco grid girls from last year:
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#9 Docc

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Posted 25 May 2015 - 00:31

Isn't every man on the internets 6'3"..six pack abs..MMA qualified..biceps like the Rock..with a shlong you could hang a family of four's clothes on to dry...

 

like me.. :smoking:


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#10 Tsarwash

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Posted 25 May 2015 - 00:38

Bwhahahahaha! I lol'd really hard at this.  :rotfl:

Its funny tbh. Living in Amsterdam myself, its very ''open'' and modern in here. Gay rights, red light districts and legalization of weed etc. I don't like any of it, but I can be proud of the fact that we as a nation will deny making our country another Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. But my opinions differ when it comes to feministic point of views. Look at the porn industry for example, women are glorified, whilst men are just objectified as pieces of meat. We are just not as vocal about it, since most of us just don't care.

You realise that gays also have rights in most other European countries as well ? Even Catholic Ireland. 



#11 Gyan

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Posted 25 May 2015 - 03:07

This is what Seb had to say on the matter.



#12 Jimisgod

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Posted 25 May 2015 - 03:33

I thought the drivers were meant to be the eye candy for the female/gay viewers?

 

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#13 garagetinkerer

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Posted 25 May 2015 - 03:41

Isn't every man on the internets 6'3"..six pack abs..MMA qualified..biceps like the Rock..with a shlong you could hang a family of four's clothes on to dry...

 

like me.. :smoking:

:rotfl:  :clap:  :up:

 

Brilliant sir... i thank heavens that i wasn't drinking/ eating anything.



#14 Jimisgod

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Posted 25 May 2015 - 03:43

Isn't every man on the internets 6'3"..six pack abs..MMA qualified..biceps like the Rock..with a shlong you could hang a family of four's clothes on to dry...

 

like me.. :smoking:

 

I think most of them look more like...

 

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#15 garagetinkerer

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Posted 25 May 2015 - 03:53

I think most of them look more like...

 

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Jimi, we have disagreed about a lot of things... but you sir, you are on form tonight  :rotfl:  :clap:  :up:

 

unfortunate for you and some others, out of quota for daily likes... brilliant.



#16 chipmcdonald

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Posted 25 May 2015 - 23:28

I hate the 21st century.

 

 



#17 RealRacing

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Posted 26 May 2015 - 01:25

Girls such as the ones appearing on F1 grids should, and probably are, proud of their bodies. At the end of the day, many people believe that the female anatomy is overall more aesthetic than the male one. It´s a case of having a comparative advantage. No matter how much some extremists, feminists mostly, want to create affirmative action in many areas, there will always be some jobs, activities at which women are better than men, and others at which men will be better than women. Can men do these mostly female jobs? Sure. Can women do these mostly male jobs? Of course. Should they? They can, but it's not going to be as effective, efficient or nice as if the proper person of the proper gender was doing it. In other words, women are nicer to look at overall so if you want to make something look prettier in general, clothes, an art exhibit inaguration, a movie, an F1 grid, hire a female. 



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Posted 26 May 2015 - 01:37

https://www.youtube....h?v=T3aujCERTWA

 

A bit clearer. Hahaha, "****, now you park behind 'George' and 'Dave'?"



#19 turssi

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Posted 26 May 2015 - 02:30

How about grid couples?

Also make them cross-dress to satisfy even the most twisted minds.

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#20 garagetinkerer

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Posted 26 May 2015 - 02:58

Girls such as the ones appearing on F1 grids should, and probably are, proud of their bodies. At the end of the day, many people believe that the female anatomy is overall more aesthetic than the male one. It´s a case of having a comparative advantage. No matter how much some extremists, feminists mostly, want to create affirmative action in many areas, there will always be some jobs, activities at which women are better than men, and others at which men will be better than women. Can men do these mostly female jobs? Sure. Can women do these mostly male jobs? Of course. Should they? They can, but it's not going to be as effective, efficient or nice as if the proper person of the proper gender was doing it. In other words, women are nicer to look at overall so if you want to make something look prettier in general, clothes, an art exhibit inaguration, a movie, an F1 grid, hire a female. 

There are marketing studies that prove that people from both genders prefer looking at one gender more than the other. Interesting huh... no prizes for guessing which one.   ;)


Edited by garagetinkerer, 26 May 2015 - 03:03.


#21 garagetinkerer

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Posted 26 May 2015 - 03:01

I hate the 21st century.

i think most here in the thread pretty much feel the same.



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Posted 26 May 2015 - 04:09

Im not on board because i dont think its done for good reasons other than man hating.

We had 100 yrs equal opportunity, men/women didnt change and now theyre forcing this stuff down our throats. Its not right

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Posted 26 May 2015 - 05:18

....whilst men are just objectified as pieces of meat.

 

I wish the ladies would look at me that way...



#24 DS27

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Posted 26 May 2015 - 06:13

Great - it will have pleased F1's huge ladies fanbase.



#25 Exumer

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Posted 26 May 2015 - 06:17

Vettel is absolutely right. What was the point FFS? Another tradition to get rid of? 



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Posted 26 May 2015 - 07:45

Are "grid people" even necessary?  



#27 Knowlesy

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Posted 26 May 2015 - 07:56

Who cares?

Grid men, grid women... nice looking people are nice looking people. Perhaps they could have both at once?

It won't stop the uneducated from screaming "GAY!" I suppose, but they are beyond help.

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Posted 26 May 2015 - 08:01

Who cares?

Grid men, grid women... nice looking people are nice looking people. Perhaps they could have both at once?

It won't stop the uneducated from screaming "GAY!" I suppose, but they are beyond help.

 

Excellent post my friend. I have biggest issues to worry then about grid boys..



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Posted 26 May 2015 - 08:14

Im not on board because i dont think its done for good reasons other than man hating.

We had 100 yrs equal opportunity, men/women didnt change and now theyre forcing this stuff down our throats. Its not right

 

What are these poor grid boys forcing down your throat? And how is this "man hating"? Are you saying then that grid girls were "women hating"? Isn't that what feminists say and why they object to such things?



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Posted 26 May 2015 - 08:20

Girls such as the ones appearing on F1 grids should, and probably are, proud of their bodies.

 

I'd assume that is also true of the guys (or anyone being a model). I do not think these guys were forced there against their will.



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Posted 26 May 2015 - 08:22

Hey, he's cute.



#32 Knowlesy

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Posted 26 May 2015 - 08:26

What are these poor grid boys forcing down your throat? And how is this "man hating"? Are you saying then that grid girls were "women hating"? Isn't that what feminists say and why they object to such things?

Man hating. Ah yes, that famously oppressed gender.

It's PC gone mad I tell you! Human rights! Hell in a handcart! You couldn't make it up!

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Posted 26 May 2015 - 08:30

I have a bit of a problem with the concept of using a person, regardless of gender,  as an ornament. 

But I don't think i care enough to get my knickers in a twist. 



#34 AJFIN

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Posted 26 May 2015 - 09:21

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I know which one I would prefer.



#35 toroRosso

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Posted 26 May 2015 - 09:51

What are these poor grid boys forcing down your throat? And how is this "man hating"? Are you saying then that grid girls were "women hating"? Isn't that what feminists say and why they object to such things?


No you have to dig deeper. The reason they dont want models to do this kinda job is because men like to maybe occasionally peak at them. Its the fact that it migh please some Men that gets on their nerv. I dont trust them at all. Why is this an issue now? Because the minority of women are very loud on the internet. Should let other women do what they want. Imagine a guy telling what women should enjoy and respect in men. The reverse is happening here. I dont go to womens spaces and make demands, to me thats crazy. To them its alright.

Word hating is overused, but since every1 does it... I dont like it but using that word will counter their crap and make them feel equally bad.

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Posted 26 May 2015 - 10:09

But my opinions differ when it comes to feministic point of views. Look at the porn industry for example, women are glorified, whilst men are just objectified as pieces of meat.


Not sure what porn you've seen that makes you think it's the women who are being glorified, or anyone for that matter.

#37 ANF

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Posted 26 May 2015 - 10:21

Imagine a guy telling what women should enjoy and respect in men.

Well, that would have been the first in the history of mankind...



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Posted 26 May 2015 - 10:28

Political correctnes I suppose, but I prefer the totty :love:    



#39 Fastcake

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Posted 26 May 2015 - 10:58

Are "grid people" even necessary?


No, not really. I doubt most people at home even noticed there were boys this week, unless they pay much attention to the grid walk.

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Posted 26 May 2015 - 11:07

Grid boys' jeans and polo shirts vs some of the Monaco grid girls from last year:
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Who'd want to see hairy men's backs?



#41 anneomoly

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Posted 26 May 2015 - 11:38

No you have to dig deeper. The reason they dont want models to do this kinda job is because men like to maybe occasionally peak at them. Its the fact that it migh please some Men that gets on their nerv. I dont trust them at all. Why is this an issue now? Because the minority of women are very loud on the internet. Should let other women do what they want. Imagine a guy telling what women should enjoy and respect in men. The reverse is happening here. I dont go to womens spaces and make demands, to me thats crazy. To them its alright.

Word hating is overused, but since every1 does it... I dont like it but using that word will counter their crap and make them feel equally bad.

 

Wow. Thank you for excluding me from the sport I've watched since birth, I'll try not to make too much noise on the way out... is that really what you meant to say??? That racing is men-only space???



#42 chipmcdonald

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Posted 26 May 2015 - 11:49

The thing about the 21st century is that math supercedes reason. 

 

"Equal rights" means the right to do something.  It doesn't mean "everything where one sex does something, there must be an equal account of the opposite sex".  That's completely intellectual empty non-sense.

 

There are differences between men and women, and it's utterly moronic to pretend otherwise. 



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Posted 26 May 2015 - 11:53

This looks like most posts are being recycled from the same thread on the WEC, but I'll still bite and make this point- where is the evidence that feminists are forcing grid girls out of the picture? There isn't any. FOM/corporate sponsors are making marketing decisions based on social acceptance and market research. They weren't taken to court by women who feel objectified, they just decided to go a new direction to grow different fan bases or sell a certain image to sponsors. Like I said in the other thread too, we are here to watch/discuss races. No one is limiting your right to look at the billions of photos of scantily clad/nude women out there in the world, and for all of us here that's all grid girls are anyway- a photo, with a car in the background. Who cares?

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Posted 26 May 2015 - 11:59

I personally know a grid girl and she's an avid F1 fan from childhood, and for her that job is a fantastic opportunity to see F1 from behind the scenes and see her favourite drivers and she couldn't care less what the feminist crowd thinks about her. 

 

There are many things that need to be fixed in F1. This is not one of them. 



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Posted 26 May 2015 - 12:06

Who'd want to see hairy men's backs?

Really, if you're organizing a grand prix and want to push for equality by having grid boys instead of grid girls, you should treat them equally. Let's face it, grid girls are dressed to look sexy; they either show a fair amount of skin or they wear tight dresses that flatter their figure. I'm sure all the male models in Monaco spend a lot of time in the gym to get in shape, and I'm sure they had preferred an outfit with a tighter fit to show off things like their shoulders, pecs, butt... Hell, some of the mechanics are wearing tighter shirts than the Tag Heuer polo shirt, and besides, people get to see their legs.



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Posted 26 May 2015 - 15:47

I personally know a grid girl and she's an avid F1 fan from childhood, and for her that job is a fantastic opportunity to see F1 from behind the scenes and see her favourite drivers and she couldn't care less what the feminist crowd thinks about her.

There are many things that need to be fixed in F1. This is not one of them.


It hasn't been fixed. It has been modified, for the better.

The desperation of men on the internet to show how RUDDY, BLOODY BLOKEY they are is just pathetic.

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Posted 26 May 2015 - 15:59

If on the grid the folks have no boobs and a dick, I would not let it hold the name-stick.

 

Where on Earth is Eddie Jordan when one needs him? (greatest grid girls from the past, the Eddie's one's....)



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Posted 26 May 2015 - 16:23

Bwhahahahaha! I lol'd really hard at this. :rotfl:
Its funny tbh. Living in Amsterdam myself, its very ''open'' and modern in here. Gay rights, red light districts and legalization of weed etc. I don't like any of it, but I can be proud of the fact that we as a nation will deny making our country another Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. But my opinions differ when it comes to feministic point of views. Look at the porn industry for example, women are glorified, whilst men are just objectified as pieces of meat. We are just not as vocal about it, since most of us just don't care.

You don't like gay rights?

Personally I think it was good to see some blokes instead of the usual grid girls, we as a male dominated sport often forget not every fan is a heterosexual male. What would be even better was if we got rid of grid people all together.

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Posted 26 May 2015 - 16:51

I personally know a grid girl and she's an avid F1 fan from childhood, and for her that job is a fantastic opportunity to see F1 from behind the scenes and see her favourite drivers and she couldn't care less what the feminist crowd thinks about her. 

 

There are many things that need to be fixed in F1. This is not one of them. 

You forgot to mention that while she's at it, she gets paid to do whatever she does, and a fair bit. A lot of us won't get that sort of access even when we may pay plenty of money... cause we ain't celebrity.


Edited by garagetinkerer, 26 May 2015 - 16:51.


#50 garagetinkerer

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Posted 26 May 2015 - 17:09

It hasn't been fixed. It has been modified, for the better.

The desperation of men on the internet to show how RUDDY, BLOODY BLOKEY they are is just pathetic.

I personally think that which is truly pathetic is feelings empowering a small but vocal minority of people to impinge on other's rights, and the belief that they're right to do so while at it... but that's just me. I think choice matters, and the fact that a minority voices itself and suggests it is speaking for everyone, that is just plain baffling. This coming from a guy who's brown and faced some racist stuff in real life (not forums), including an attempt to run me down while crossing a street. I'd rather them lot not speak for me because they don't respect everyone's rights,,as they clearly 'feel' and act as some are more important than others.

 

You think you will be safe when they impose a curfew on you because of your gender? This is exactly what happened in Colombia, and people have been speaking about it for years in UK.

colombia, in 2014:

http://www.dailymail...banned-men.html

uk... about 4 and half years before present day.

http://feministing.c...-im-a-feminist/

Site iirc owned by Jessica Valenti at one time...

Oh, she was someone who was wondering if men should be given pay cuts for earning more:

http://www.theguardi...n-more-men-less