May 26, 2007
There are many circumstances that lead woman to become "exotic dancers." To degrade themselves and sell their bodies in other words. The thought of these so-called "gentlemen" leering at your daughter, mother, sister, friend (and that's what all those women are to someone) should outrage most people.
We try to teach our sons to have respect for women. How is this possible with all the media, ads, movies and television shows that glorify sex, violence and "perfect bodies" and make it the norm? Not to mention the women who go along with it.
Why should we wonder why there are all the sexual predators, sex crimes and violence toward women, children and minorities?
Eating a free steak and watching a woman take her clothes off is the opposite of "a gentleman." It is actually a step back.
I thought Salem had more class.
Most of the girls who work in places such as that have come from abusive backgrounds (usually sexually abusive). They seem to have high self-esteem while they are up there confidently dancing, but in fact they are some of the people who have the lowest.
"Gentlemen" -- I think not! Think Cary Grant!
-- Josie A.
Partie-St. Clair, Salem
Men, from Kings to Presidents,Congressmen,Policemen,even Clergymen, have been entertained by exotic dancers. Exotic dancing is a millenia old form of human entertainment.
By professionals and amateurs alike, women have been tantalizing men with their bodies for money and the men never stop paying while the women never stop collecting.
It's a quid pro quo contract between consenting ladies and gentlemen, and it's only the ones who don't pay who are not the gentlemen.
Josie, why don't we here the Exotic dancers whining?
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