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Anonymous wrote:Adios, asshole. A major player in the subjugation and objectification of women is gone!

Didn't all these women do what they did with him willingly?

Women desperate for money aren't on a level playing field with men who have tons of money, power and influence.

Women may finally find themselves equal to men in all areas when they decide to stop acting like perpetual victims. Take responsibility for decisions. These women made a choice. They weren’t oppressed or victimized. To suggest otherwise implies we are weak.

Except studies show 85% of women in the porn industry were sexually molested as kids.

So pretending these women were not victims making horrible decisions due to the result of complex PTSD would make us ignorant.

I don't think that the decision to pose for tasteful, nude pictures in Playboy is the same thing as starring in a porn movie. I highly doubt that 85% of the women choosing to pose in Playboy did so because they had been sexually abused. They did it for the money, the fame, the fortune, the status.

It's sad you think you can look at a women and tell if she was molested.

The person you work with could have been molested, they are not just whores on the street addicted to meth.

Anonymous wrote:"The notion that Playboy turns women into sex objects is ridiculous. Women ARE sex objects."

- Hugh Hefner

Anonymous wrote:"Every Friday morning we had to go to Hef's room, wait while he picked up all the dog poo off the carpet — and then ask for our allowance: a thousand dollars counted out in crisp hundred-dollar bills from a safe in one of his bookcases. We all hated this process. Hef would always use the occasion to bring up anything he wasn't happy about in the relationship. Most of the complaints were about the lack of harmony among the girlfriends — or your lack of sexual participation in the 'parties' he held in his bedroom. If we'd been out of town for any reason and missed one of the official 'going out' nights [when Hefner liked to parade his girls at nightclubs] he wouldn't want to give us the allowance. He used it as a weapon."

—Izabella St. James in her book, Bunny Tales: Behind Closed Doors at the Playboy Mansion

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Anonymous wrote:"Every Friday morning we had to go to Hef's room, wait while he picked up all the dog poo off the carpet — and then ask for our allowance: a thousand dollars counted out in crisp hundred-dollar bills from a safe in one of his bookcases. We all hated this process. Hef would always use the occasion to bring up anything he wasn't happy about in the relationship. Most of the complaints were about the lack of harmony among the girlfriends — or your lack of sexual participation in the 'parties' he held in his bedroom. If we'd been out of town for any reason and missed one of the official 'going out' nights [when Hefner liked to parade his girls at nightclubs] he wouldn't want to give us the allowance. He used it as a weapon."

—Izabella St. James in her book, Bunny Tales: Behind Closed Doors at the Playboy Mansion

So they could've left then, I didn't hear anything about being chained up.

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Anonymous wrote:"Every Friday morning we had to go to Hef's room, wait while he picked up all the dog poo off the carpet — and then ask for our allowance: a thousand dollars counted out in crisp hundred-dollar bills from a safe in one of his bookcases. We all hated this process. Hef would always use the occasion to bring up anything he wasn't happy about in the relationship. Most of the complaints were about the lack of harmony among the girlfriends — or your lack of sexual participation in the 'parties' he held in his bedroom. If we'd been out of town for any reason and missed one of the official 'going out' nights [when Hefner liked to parade his girls at nightclubs] he wouldn't want to give us the allowance. He used it as a weapon."

—Izabella St. James in her book, Bunny Tales: Behind Closed Doors at the Playboy Mansion

So they could've left then, I didn't hear anything about being chained up.

Anonymous wrote:"Every Friday morning we had to go to Hef's room, wait while he picked up all the dog poo off the carpet — and then ask for our allowance: a thousand dollars counted out in crisp hundred-dollar bills from a safe in one of his bookcases. We all hated this process. Hef would always use the occasion to bring up anything he wasn't happy about in the relationship. Most of the complaints were about the lack of harmony among the girlfriends — or your lack of sexual participation in the 'parties' he held in his bedroom. If we'd been out of town for any reason and missed one of the official 'going out' nights [when Hefner liked to parade his girls at nightclubs] he wouldn't want to give us the allowance. He used it as a weapon."

—Izabella St. James in her book, Bunny Tales: Behind Closed Doors at the Playboy Mansion

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Anonymous wrote:Adios, asshole. A major player in the subjugation and objectification of women is gone!

Didn't all these women do what they did with him willingly?

If a woman willingly stays with a man who beats her, does that make it okay?

I was the one that stated the women chose to do what they did in regards to Hef...

Anyway, are you comparing women who are in a physically abusive relationship to women who got paid to pose nude in a magazine? You don't have to like him, I couldn't care any less, but don't be so extreme and dramatic.

Yes. Hefner abused the women he dated and many of the women who posed in the magazine were subject to sexual assaults, such as from Hef's dear friend Cosby.

Okay, so we are comparing posing for a magazine to domestic violence. Now I know any further discussion will be futile. Have a good one, hope you feel better.

Okay, so you are ignoring the fact that many of the women who posed at his magazine were raped and sexually assaulted. And that he defended it. I think we're done here. Have a good one, hope you feel better.

Where on Earth are you getting this information that many of the women who posed for playboy were raped or sexually assaulted?

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2857873/Passed-Bill-Cosby-Hugh-Hefner-dozens-Hollywood-honchos-Playboy-Playmate-Month-felt-used-abused-powerful-leading-men-took-gun-shot-head.html
http://www.nydailynews.com/entertainment/gossip/accuser-bill-cosby-raped-12-playboy-bunnies-article-1.2035258

Just more fake news.

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Anonymous wrote:Adios, asshole. A major player in the subjugation and objectification of women is gone!

Didn't all these women do what they did with him willingly?

If a woman willingly stays with a man who beats her, does that make it okay?

I was the one that stated the women chose to do what they did in regards to Hef...

Anyway, are you comparing women who are in a physically abusive relationship to women who got paid to pose nude in a magazine? You don't have to like him, I couldn't care any less, but don't be so extreme and dramatic.

Yes. Hefner abused the women he dated and many of the women who posed in the magazine were subject to sexual assaults, such as from Hef's dear friend Cosby.

Okay, so we are comparing posing for a magazine to domestic violence. Now I know any further discussion will be futile. Have a good one, hope you feel better.

Okay, so you are ignoring the fact that many of the women who posed at his magazine were raped and sexually assaulted. And that he defended it. I think we're done here. Have a good one, hope you feel better.

Where on Earth are you getting this information that many of the women who posed for playboy were raped or sexually assaulted?

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2857873/Passed-Bill-Cosby-Hugh-Hefner-dozens-Hollywood-honchos-Playboy-Playmate-Month-felt-used-abused-powerful-leading-men-took-gun-shot-head.html
http://www.nydailynews.com/entertainment/gossip/accuser-bill-cosby-raped-12-playboy-bunnies-article-1.2035258

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Anonymous wrote:Adios, asshole. A major player in the subjugation and objectification of women is gone!

Didn't all these women do what they did with him willingly?

If a woman willingly stays with a man who beats her, does that make it okay?

I was the one that stated the women chose to do what they did in regards to Hef...

Anyway, are you comparing women who are in a physically abusive relationship to women who got paid to pose nude in a magazine? You don't have to like him, I couldn't care any less, but don't be so extreme and dramatic.

Yes. Hefner abused the women he dated and many of the women who posed in the magazine were subject to sexual assaults, such as from Hef's dear friend Cosby.

Okay, so we are comparing posing for a magazine to domestic violence. Now I know any further discussion will be futile. Have a good one, hope you feel better.

Okay, so you are ignoring the fact that many of the women who posed at his magazine were raped and sexually assaulted. And that he defended it. I think we're done here. Have a good one, hope you feel better.

Where on Earth are you getting this information that many of the women who posed for playboy were raped or sexually assaulted?

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Anonymous wrote:Adios, asshole. A major player in the subjugation and objectification of women is gone!

Didn't all these women do what they did with him willingly?

If a woman willingly stays with a man who beats her, does that make it okay?

I was the one that stated the women chose to do what they did in regards to Hef...

Anyway, are you comparing women who are in a physically abusive relationship to women who got paid to pose nude in a magazine? You don't have to like him, I couldn't care any less, but don't be so extreme and dramatic.

Yes. Hefner abused the women he dated and many of the women who posed in the magazine were subject to sexual assaults, such as from Hef's dear friend Cosby.

Okay, so we are comparing posing for a magazine to domestic violence. Now I know any further discussion will be futile. Have a good one, hope you feel better.

Okay, so you are ignoring the fact that many of the women who posed at his magazine were raped and sexually assaulted. And that he defended it. I think we're done here. Have a good one, hope you feel better.