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He nailed it. Obviously it’s not all women, but the ones who do dress like whores at the gym are usually looking for attention and posting their nonsense online. So people who aren’t actually going to the gym, which he literally admits to start the bit, are only going to see the attention whores who dress and behave deliberately to get attention.
I have a gym membership and i have only seen one of those psychos in the past three years. I’m living and working in California. There is no place on Earth more likely to support such deplorable behavior and i have only seen it once. So either the outrage isn’t as widespread as reported or the lamestream media and feminazis are doing all the heavy lifting, as usual.
The Jane Doe involved in the Cornell issue did not "go to a gang bang." She had consensual sex with two men. Afterward, SOMEONE, we don't know who, sent out text messages to frat brothers advertising that a woman was open for business and the five OTHER men showed up to pull a train on this woman, despite her crying and protests.
Now to the gym gear. I've never seen women wearing skimpy gym gear like the photos you're showing in this post. I think wearing semi bikinis to work out is something exhibitionists might do. (As would be wearing similar clothes to the beach.) This has nothing to do with someone being a sexworker (a whore) or having questionable morals. (It wouldn't be so with women on the beach, would it?) Pretty judgmental stance and not very funny.
Looks like women who do this are showing off and/or want attention. Just like women wearing the same thing on a beach... Might be new gear for gyms, but times change.
@Screenwriter I do wear similar shorts at gym, it's mostly for sweat.
But yes part of it is also for attention, which I don't see anything wrong in my case.
Lucy Craig did NOT “cry” and any and all protests were respected by the boys in question. Her own detailed report under oath and penalty of perjury confirms that she was a willing participant from beginning to end. She was even PROUD about it. She didn’t claim “rape” until she was excluded from the same frat’s Halloween party. The state did not pursue charges because her own testimony COMPLETELY ruled out r*pe of any kind.
At least against her. The same facts that she testified to actually makes Lucy the r*pist. Only ONE person involved was passed out cold directly the encounter. It was Matt Ingalls and that didn’t stop HER from molesting HIM while he was unconscious AND coercing him into sex when he woke up.
You have been lied to and you are ignoring the FACTS of this case to the detriment of justice. Read more. Post less.
I have no clue who that is but there's one big issue with this: all of these types of people exist, but they aren't necessarily the same person. The person complaining about the ad aren't necessarily the same who wear super revealing stuff. Also context matters. Comfy at home and comfy at the gym don't mean the same.
Not saying there's no truth to it at all. Obviously there are plenty of idiots, hypocrites, people who want to show off etc., but that's not limited to the gym or women.
Somewhat true. You can avoid all of that nonsense by going to a gym that has female-only hours, and then you can wear whatever you want without insecure, immature eyes staring.
Better still, exercise at home.
If you're a MAN you don't get fatigued by this 💩. You're used to the female shenanigans. SOME women will always be wildin about something from cradle to grave. It's just who they are. You just roll your eyes and go on about your life.👍
Tell me somebody that that’s famous that everybody knows not some new guy coming up that we know nothing about
You’re clowning, right?
Shane Gillis is one of the top comics in the US right now, homie.
Maybe we should consider going back to the original dress code for gymnasiums? Which is without any clothes; as gymnos is Greek for naked.
@GothEgg Hate to say it but it is truth
The picture with the sweats is hilarious.
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Shane Gillis leans into that “dude at the bar” shock humor, so his takes on women’s gym gear are meant to be provocative more than insightful 😂.
Jokes about women’s bodies and outfits can be funny if they punch up and feel self-aware, but his style often feels lazy and bro-ish rather than clever. I’m fine with comics pushing boundaries, yet I prefer when they add some nuance instead of just recycling locker-room commentary 💅🏻