Does this seem like a rage bait question to you?

[Anonymous]

The Beauty Standard?

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It seems that way to me.

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The asker of the question called white women inferior

[Anonymous]

Definitely

[FreyaRed]

Yes...

[OneViewpoint]

Hmmmm... a guy on a fake pink account anonymously posts a link that isn't suspect at all but leaves the question vague and undefined. Now I can't wait to click that link and find out what the rage bait topic is. Did anyone actually click on the scammer's link?

[AngryCarl3]

There's no scam. A scam requires you to part with money or personal information.

[OneViewpoint]

@AngryCarl3 ,

In your opinion. A scam is an attempt to deceive. It could be for any number of reasons that you may not be able to perceive at the time of the scam. The link could infect your computer giving the scammer access to user ID's and passwords for all kinds of stuff 99% of people are too stupid to secure. The scammer could be harvest data to sell to other scammers who will come after your credit cards. I'm happy you're not in charge of my internet security.

[Asker]

The asker of the “beauty standard” question wrote.

According to google, In the United States, Caucasian women account for the majority of plastic surgery procedures in raw numbers (roughly 66% to 78%). Yeaaah some standard!

What's your theory on this? Do you think white women change their appearance for fear of men coming to the realization just how inferior they really are next to other races of women. Other women who are naturally tanned and exotic looking

[OneViewpoint]

There ya go. That wasn't so hard. But...

While you're trying to spin this as a race thing, I think you're missing the real problem. And it is only tangentially connected to race.

Women are basically trained from birth and marketed to from early childhood to believe that their appearance is their identity and their value to society. All women not just White women.

But we live in a Capitalist society in the USA. It's all about the money. So what, right?
> White women tend to have a lot more disposable income in our racist Capitalist system.
> But all women were excluded from drug and other medical trials until 1993.
> That's why lot's of medical solutions have been developed for men's problems while fewer exist for women.
> So how does a profit driven medical industry make money off women?
> Answer, they target the same insecurities marketing targets to sell fashion, cosmetics, and jewelry.
> Cosmetic surgery is marketed to White females with insecurities who can afford to pay. There's the racism.

Women worry their tit's aren't big enough or perky enough. They worry their booty isn't bootylicious enough. They worry that they aren't blonde or they are going gray. They worry about crows feet and laugh lines. They worry about cellulite and crepey skin on their neck, arms, and legs. They worry about the belly fat that wasn't bulging over their pants at age 18.

And White princess Barbie in America wants solutions now with zero effort. She does not want solutions that require her to get in a gym or practice food discipline. Well the medical industry has answers for that... at a price. And White women are willing and able to pay for immediate gratification. That trophy wife can hang onto her Chad husband for another 5 years while making all her girlfriends die with envy.

But to your other point... yes, brown skinned women can look absolutely incredible. White women worry about that too.

[Purpleronnie]

100% bait


Common occurrence on this site , like many others.

[Calyptomaniac]

Almost certainly. There are a lot of those on here.

[AngryCarl3]

Did you mean racebait? Actually I'm struggling to see a question at all.

[Iron_Man]

No it doesn’t

[CupOfCoffee01]

I think beauty is subjected.

[FrodoSkywalker007]

@CupOfCoffee01 agreed. Plenty of women I find attractive that others don't, and vice versa.

[Anonymous]

Yep.