Do you find strippers offensive?? Options

[Valo666]

Ok, so my 19th b-day is comin up a week tomorrow (sweet) and 19 is the legal drinking age in ontario (double sweet). Any ways..my friends from work usually go out on thursday nights for socail events. Any ways, since its my b-day, my friends wanna take me out to this place called Whiskey A-Go-Go's..its like a famous strip club in Toronto. Any ways, they wanna take me out and they said invite any of my other friends. So i called up my college buddies, and some of the guys i used 2 work with. Every one said they would come except 1 guy. He says that "Strippers are so offencive and that if he wanted to see a naked women, he would rather see them in private then on a stage." This guy is pretty weird non the less though. We got him to wear a snowmobile helmet at the auto parts counter for 4 hours straight. He didnt see any thing wrong with it. Any ways, for every one out there, the main question

Do you take offence to strippers?? And if so, why??

my $0.02, if they wanna get paid a good amount of $ to take their clothes off infront of a bunch of drunk guys, go for it. Its their choise and maybe the only way 2 make $ for them.

This post has been edited by Valo666: Feb 1, 2006 - 12:38 AM

[ILuvMyCelica95]

I agree with what you’re saying about deleting posts. But the statement “I'd also say you'd be more likely to have diseases, but I wouldn't assume you had them.” is not a statement based on fact. Just because a woman takes her clothes off as entertainment does not mean she is more likely to have a disease. This goes back to what I said about stereotyping in this thread. That is such an ignorant statement. You people are confusing hookers with strippers. Hookers are actually having sex with people or providing a sexual service to get money; since it is illegal and these women are actually providing a sexual service to someone it is a fair assumption to say that they might have contracted some type of sexually transmitted disease. On the other hand, it is NOT a fair assumption to say a stripper who merely removes clothing as entertainment for men (or women) and does not provide actual sexual contact has some type of disease.