Sonichu Stripping for Women's Rights

[Henry Bemis]

So, wait.. why did Chris throw in Jamsta Sonichu's little bio underneath Lolisa's? HE'S NOT EVEN IN THOSE PAGES, WTF.

He tends to throw irrelevant shit in all the time, like when he explains the S-Chu balls during his fight with B-Manajerk, or Wild's backstory when he was infiltrating 4-Cent Gabage.com.

Because the readers must know that Jamsta Sonichu is STRAIGHT for a girl with personality.

 

[DStecks]

Stripping for women's rights wouldn't work. All I could think about while reading the article that if Chris was reading it, the only thing he would get out of it is "BOOBIES!". If he saw a protest like that all he would see is "BOOBIES!!!" I don't think he would bother looking at the sign.

It would if you're protesting the death sentence of a 19-year old girl for posting topless pics online. Which is precisely the scenario described in the linked article.

 

[cubesandcubes]

There is a whole organization devoted to stripping for women's rights.

 

[Fialovy]

There is a whole organization devoted to stripping for women's rights.

I can't believe this is actually a thing! I guess I knew about Slut Walks because of ADF though.

 

[Bgheff]

Stripping for women's rights makes sense in countries were women are oppressed or can make sense when fighting against religious teaching. Islam and Christianity are prime examples as they hold women to be the "lesser" gender.

Of course, there are plenty of situation where it does not help. Such as for animals or for sonichus to prove artists should not draw dicks on them.

If anything the male Sonichus should be the ones protesting topless to combat the hateful bias their government has against topless males.

 

[Trombonista]

If anything the male Sonichus should be the ones protesting topless to combat the hateful bias their government has against topless males.

But they're always topless. I wonder where they got their "Rules don't apply to me!" mindset...

 

[TheIncredibleLioness]

Stripping for women's rights makes sense in countries were women are oppressed or can make sense when fighting against religious teaching. Islam and Christianity are prime examples as they hold women to be the "lesser" gender.

Of course, there are plenty of situation where it does not help. Such as for animals or for sonichus to prove artists should not draw dicks on them.

If anything the male Sonichus should be the ones protesting topless to combat the hateful bias their government has against topless males.

This. This exactly. The girl in the OP's link is stripping to protest Islam's handling of women and their bodies -- perhaps not the way you'd expect, but one that makes sense in context.

The Rosechus strip in Sonichu because Chris likes to see naked Rosechus.Though given Chris' views on women, and how they mostly love shopping and cooking, I suppose you could make an argument that they're the "lesser" gender of the Sonichuverse as well. But even in that case, that method of protest doesn't work because it simply objectifies them further. I love the idea of the Sonichus protesting topless, though! (To be fair, while most of the Sonichus are topless already, Magi-Chan does have that vest, and I think Jamsta Sonichu wears a t-shirt?)

 

[mlwalsh]

It seems to have gone off its meds and is going kinda apeshit.

To be fair, it's as crazy as what the men's rights movement evolved into.

 

[AtroposHeart]

It seems to have gone off its meds and is going kinda apeshit.

To be fair, it's as crazy as what the men's rights movement evolved into.

Does anyone here by chance read Man Boobz?

 

[Lady Pickle]

It seems to have gone off its meds and is going kinda apeshit.

To be fair, it's as crazy as what the men's rights movement evolved into.

Does anyone here by chance read Man Boobz?

Man Boobz is awesome. I go for a laugh every once in a while, when my angry inner feminist wants out.

But, women stripping in a society where body parts are sinful and they're the weaker gender does make sense. Especially when they're obsessively told to cover themselves or else it's time.

Chris, however, seems to think that his characters need to protest to prove they're actually women. Maybe he'd have been better served by some art classes, to clear up any confusion. :mrgreen:

 

[HG 400]

I don't see how this helps women's rights.