coogar:


so women don't cheat with impunity in nigeria? men haven't been rigged out of elections they won? you are reaching.....

freecocoa:
I don't see any vacillation here but then again, people often see what they want to.

BTW, I thought we were talking based on Nigerian level. Men walk about bare chested here all the time.

Yes, it should be. Why should it be different for women?

freecocoa:

Who is a liar? Coogar is.

In which Nigeria do women cheat with impunity? Any woman who cheats hides it from her man but the men don't, if caught, they tell you how they are African men blah blah blah, the woman is then told to be happy he even comes home to her afterwards, rubbish.

How many times have a woman won an election in Nigeria? Why hasn't a woman rigged a man out ever?

Dey there dey deceive yourself, mschew.

pickabeau1:
University of Califonia San Diego (UCSD) students undressed in protest of public exposure laws and the sexualization of female nipples on Library Walk during the Free the Nipple event on Wednesday.

UCSD alumna and event organizer Anni Ma explained to the UCSD Guardian that the existing laws propagate injustice.

“When I saw a covered-up nipple that protruded out from a woman’s shirt and people making fun of it, I felt that it was unfair that women [aren’t] able to walk around without a bra and be comfortable,” Ma said. “Then, I started to wonder why I can’t walk around without a shirt when men can do that.”

The event began with Ma announcing at the beginning of the event that she will “free” her br.easts, after which both male and female participants removed their shirts.

Thurgood Marshall College junior Aubrey Oxley said to the Guardian that society has been coercing women to be afraid of exposing their bodies and there is no reason for women to be afraid of what is natural.

“[As] women, we shouldn’t be uncomfortable with our bodies because these are the bodies that we have, these are the bodies that we are born with,” Oxley said. “There’s no reason for us to feel afraid other than just that what society has made us feel. We’ve been socialized to be afraid.”

Eleanor Roosevelt College freshman Annika Reno stated that, although participating in the event made her feel uncomfortable, it was a necessary act.

“It is uncomfortable for everyone, but it is something that needs to be done,” Reno said. “I think that the fact that it isn’t comfortable makes it even more compelling and revolutionary.”

It was not until the 1930s that men in the United States were legally allowed to publicly expose their nipples. Now, women across the nation are campaigning for legalization of the public exposure of female nipples, declaring that it should be considered a right.

According to Oxley, the movement began during the 2014 Topless March in New York City. Oxley discussed how the event instigated a change in people’s perceptions of female body parts.

“Men actually had to cover up their nipples, as well, but that law changed. If you look back into centuries, past women couldn’t even show their ankles because ankles were sexualized,” Oxley said. “We live in a very misogynic society where women’s bodies are hypersexualized, and this movement is the first step [away from that].”

Incoming UCSD Associated Students President Dominick Suvonnasupa told the Guardian that the event promotes gender equality in society.

“I believe that men and women should have equal opportunity and equal rights. It might seem trivial to a lot of people, but why is it that there’s inequality between guys and girls?” Suvonnasupa said. “Why can’t they be topless when they want to?”

The event concluded without any arrests or legal consequences after two hours. Ma said she believed the event was a success.

“When you know you’re right, it’s not scary,” Ma told the Guardian. “I want everyone to be comfortable with their bodies and to be comfortable enough to see other people being comfortable [with] their own bodies.”

http://ucsdguardian.org/2015/05/20/students-protest-nudity-laws-at-free-the-nipple-event/

See official event video below


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ISs7SFSNYk

this was discussed last year and the movement is gaining momentum
will the feminists soon stage something similar in naija... please send me ticket o
i support such movements

cc: bukatyne naijababe ewuro4 Timbuktou cococandy TV01 damiso tearoses anonimi idowuogbo MizMyColi coogar 5minsmadness stillfire

pickabeau1:



dont think i have seen men walking barechested anyhow except destitutes
which circles do u roll



so u support freeing d nips
can u and mizmycoli organise something for NL

SAMBARRY:
Team nipus

shebi that's what you want to see. Are you satisfied

bukatyne:


They want to have freedom to walk naked...

They want to be comfortable in their own bodies...

By the power vested in me as the rights granter, I give it to them.

Goodluck in their quest.

Besides, the boobs need fresh air.

freecocoa:
Guess you didn't live in student areas abi? I know how those guys tormented us with their things parked in tight briefs and then top it up with their bare chest. You go say you never go any rural area too abi?
That's the point I've been trying to make, I don't see any need to walk bare chested, neither has any woman I know complained of such,so why should I start a campaign?

coogar:


sambarry, na your boöbs be that?

pickabeau1:

pickabeau1:



so u support it... when will we have our naija version

freecocoa:

1. Are we talking of the same Nigeria where men see cheating as their right?

2. Where a woman is told to be quiet because a man is speaking?

3. Where a woman won the governorship election and was rigged out? Abeg no annoy me this fine afternoon o.

coogar:


she hides it because of what her fellow women would say about her. it's like that all over the globe. whether she does it openly or secretly, cheating is cheating.



what's the ratio of men to women in politics? if more women present themselves as candidates, women would win elections. women aren't well-represented in nigerian politics because women would rather watch telemundo than take part in politics.



there's nothing men do in nigeria that women don't do. women are not prohibited in politics, education or in their chosen career. if a woman cannot win elections, it must be because she's not well-liked and fellow women like her must have voted against her.

SAMBARRY:
I just knew that is the next question you will ask that's vwhy I let the face of the girl show. Well that's not me

team vaseline w@nkas association. Over to you

coogar:


so why put someone else's boöbs here? are you a coward? craw-craw dey your own böobs?




oh please, spare us!
you are the serial wänker here. you have told us how you use dildòs every night to destress.

freecocoa:

In which Nigeria do women cheat with impunity? Any woman who cheats hides it from her man but the men don't, if caught, they tell you how they are African men blah blah blah, the woman is then told to be happy he even comes home to her afterwards, rubbish.

How many times have a woman won an election in Nigeria? Why hasn't a woman rigged a man out ever?

Dey there dey deceive yourself, mschew.

coogar:

sambarry, na your boöbs be that?

Timbuktou:

How can? The fallen walls of Jericho are higher than hers by now

SAMBARRY:





do you feel good now

Timbuktou:

I'm always good, dear. Always.

Timbuktou:

Like I implied earlier, African men can afford to fvck around boldly because they have earned that right. Women can try to do so, nobody is stopping them. Not like they don't jump cocks, they just aren't that brazen about it, and with good reason too.

How many women have contested elections in Nigeria to begin with? Why didn't Sarah Jubril contest these last elections like Buhari did, his fourth attempt by the way. And women cannot rig out men because, contrary to what you think, you don't just rig elections at Sheraton's Banquet Hall. It is rigorous work to rig, or win, an election. Women in Nigeria are not prepared to put in the work required to enjoy the taste of electoral success. Victories are earned, not quotaed out

Timbuktou:


1. Whether Nigerian men consider it their right to cheat or not is not a matter of the law. If women feel the need to prove equality in cheating rights they should, by all means, exercise those rights and be ready for the consequences. Is it in the laws of the FRN to disallow women cheating?

2. Only foolish people are told to shut up to not stink up conversations. Men are told to shut up too, it only happens that more women are told to shut up than men.

3. So, men haven't been rigged out of elections in Nigeria. MKO that won an election and was killed must have been concealing a vagina that only IBB knew of?

Babe, please, you can do better than this.

freecocoa:
Coogar why are you like this? How many women do you know, that cheated and still remained in her matrimonial home, vice versa? Will you coogar remain with a cheating woman? Do you see it as a big deal if a man cheats?

So women aren't well represented in politics because they'll rather watch telemundo? Chai! coogar athink you be christian? Try fear your God na, how many Nigerian men will consent to their wives going into politics? How many fathers will train their daughters in school for them to end up in politics?

Okay, so Elections in Nigeria is now free and fair? Why am I even acting surprised at your posts? As if no be you again, you wey go see white say na red, abegi.

freecocoa:
Coogar why are you like this? How many women do you know, that cheated and still remained in her matrimonial home, vice versa? Will you coogar remain with a cheating woman? Do you see it as a big deal if a man cheats?

So women aren't well represented in politics because they'll rather watch telemundo? Chai! coogar athink you be christian? Try fear your God na, how many Nigerian men will consent to their wives going into politics? How many fathers will train their daughters in school for them to end up in politics?

Okay, so Elections in Nigeria is now free and fair? Why am I even acting surprised at your posts? As if no be you again, you wey go see white say na red, abegi.

SAMBARRY:
no







You're always angry and frustrated at the sight of my posts






ahennn what did your biology teacher teach you about mammary glands

Timbuktou:


That's the point. Be ready to live with the consequences of your actions. If an action is detrimental to you, it stands to reason that such would/should be avoided, doesn't it. And if there's no significant deterrent there will usually be more indulgence in it. Simple logic.

How many women have the resources to join Nigerian politics to begin with? And if they are so politically inclined, why not just leave their husbands and go after their 'dreams'. The truth is the vast majority of women cannot cope with the demands of politics. Take it or leave it.

Justfollowit:


You need to shush!

Timbuktou:

How can? The fallen walls of Jericho are higher than hers by now

BoboYekini:
I know how much otherwise productive time I've spent worrying if a babe's nipples were pointy behind the fabric. Not very much time, but still..

bukatyne:

The day Nigerian ladies feel their rights to freeing the tips is infringed.

Timbuktou:

Hehehe. If I didn't know better, I'd confuse you with an apprentice of TB Joshua's with all your fake and faulty conclusions.


Tbf, don't remember much from biology classes, I, however, do know quite a lot from real life experiences. I assure you, I'm quite vast in the field of breazts and nippoos. What exactly are you driving at?

coogar: