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A woman's freedom to show her cleavage in public, says something, about sexual freedom, sexual politics and sexual equality.
May 2015 starts off with breast shaming.
A preacher in New Brunswick has taken down a Facebook rant that called on "insecure women" to stop showing their chests in selfies, but not before his message caused much offence.
"Dear insecure women … please stop conveniently including your chest in your selfies," wrote Pastor Philip Hutchings, founder of the Higher Life Christian Centre in Sussex.
"Don't need your weird aerial views. We are embarrassed for you ... no ... really ... we are.
"I know you're trying to make up for other losses ... but let's be honest ... the whole pic is a loss. #AgainstBreasties (Breast + Selfies) Please share ... let's save lives!"
https://ca.news.yahoo.com/againstbreasties-facebook-rant-sussex-preacher-221547412.html
Pastor's anti-cleavage message sparks 'Breasties Strong'
Women using the #BreastiesStrong hashtag have a message they want to get off their chests: "Don't shame us for having breasts."
The #BreastiesStrong hashtag took off on social media this week in response to an inflammatory Facebook post by a Sussex, N.B., pastor who said women should be "embarrassed" by their cleavage.
In the controversial post, Pastor Philip Hutchings, of the Higher Life Christian Centre, said women who take selfies with their cleavage visible (though not exposed) are "insecure."
The #BreastiesStrong hashtag soon cropped up in response to Hutchings' words, with many women proudly posting their "breasties" in defiance.
http://www.ctvnews.ca/canada/pastor...ge-sparks-breasties-strong-backlash-1.2355570
I was startled by this bit of news after two in the morning, on American network TV news. I suppose they saved it, for when only adults would be awake to hear it.
What kind of religious man, is Pastor Philip Hutchings ?
He is not reluctant to be associated with rightwingnews.com
Hutchings had linked to an article there, entitled "I am not going to your gay wedding."
In another posting, Hutchings wrote: "Is it just me ... or is it going to be against the law to be 'straight' soon. #WhosReallyGettingBullied?"
May 2015 starts off with breast shaming.
A preacher in New Brunswick has taken down a Facebook rant that called on "insecure women" to stop showing their chests in selfies, but not before his message caused much offence.
"Dear insecure women … please stop conveniently including your chest in your selfies," wrote Pastor Philip Hutchings, founder of the Higher Life Christian Centre in Sussex.
"Don't need your weird aerial views. We are embarrassed for you ... no ... really ... we are.
"I know you're trying to make up for other losses ... but let's be honest ... the whole pic is a loss. #AgainstBreasties (Breast + Selfies) Please share ... let's save lives!"
https://ca.news.yahoo.com/againstbreasties-facebook-rant-sussex-preacher-221547412.html
Pastor's anti-cleavage message sparks 'Breasties Strong'
Women using the #BreastiesStrong hashtag have a message they want to get off their chests: "Don't shame us for having breasts."
The #BreastiesStrong hashtag took off on social media this week in response to an inflammatory Facebook post by a Sussex, N.B., pastor who said women should be "embarrassed" by their cleavage.
In the controversial post, Pastor Philip Hutchings, of the Higher Life Christian Centre, said women who take selfies with their cleavage visible (though not exposed) are "insecure."
The #BreastiesStrong hashtag soon cropped up in response to Hutchings' words, with many women proudly posting their "breasties" in defiance.
http://www.ctvnews.ca/canada/pastor...ge-sparks-breasties-strong-backlash-1.2355570
I was startled by this bit of news after two in the morning, on American network TV news. I suppose they saved it, for when only adults would be awake to hear it.
What kind of religious man, is Pastor Philip Hutchings ?
He is not reluctant to be associated with rightwingnews.com
Hutchings had linked to an article there, entitled "I am not going to your gay wedding."
In another posting, Hutchings wrote: "Is it just me ... or is it going to be against the law to be 'straight' soon. #WhosReallyGettingBullied?"
