Lines are blurred as #THICKE parody video pulled for being #OFFENSIVE

[Cyanist]

I'm not offended, I just believe that he's trying to usher in more lewdness and indecency to society.



"Vulgar, 'animalistic' women are not unheard of Mr. Thicke, go find a brothel somewhere" - I myself believe that if a girl isn't wary or somewhat embarrassed of physical intimacy (with strangers, I assume) she's got something wrong with her.
Whatever the case, I don't find his argument substantiative enough to excuse his crude behavior

[che]

I myself believe that if a girl isn't wary or somewhat embarrassed of physical intimacy (with strangers, I assume) she's got something wrong with her.
Whatever the case, I don't find his argument substantiative enough to excuse his crude behavior

Isn't it okay if a woman chooses to do that on her own? Like perfectly, consciously makes a decision to dress light and act confident sexually? Like, people are going to judge no matter what, and it may go against our morals, but when Miley Cyrus goes on stage and wears practically nothing and twerks, that's her decision. Sure we can be disappointed in her.

I mean, is there anything wrong with thinking that way? ^

******I'm not trying to offend anyone by asking this and I'm not trying to be snarky. I don't know how else to word this and I would like to get people's opinions so I can help discover how I feel about this more.