Ahem, as I was saying earlier…
Forcing women to cover up SURE SOLVES THE PROBLEM! Yup, men won’t be horny perverts who can’t stop themselves from raping women anymore, if women become invisible.
It’s like this guy who walks into the hospital with a knife sticking out of his back. Every time he comes out from work, this psycho stabs him with a knife. It is very painful.
So to solve his problem, the doctors prescribe him to buy suit of medieval armour! Now the psycho won’t want to stab him anymore! Let the other people who don’t wear suits of armour get stabbed instead, serves them right for flaunting their blood and guts.
WRONG PROBLEM SOLVED!
The moral of this story? Get to the root of the problem, instead of diverting attention away to some insignificant nuance.
Instead of hiding women in nuclear-fallout bunkers, we need to clean up men’s minds and change their mindset completely. Otherwise, we’ll just be hosting a horde of closet-offenders, all trained to lose all inhibitions at the sight of an eyebrow hair (Ooo, eyebrow hair sexy!).
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http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2006/12/10/nation/16280253&sec=nation
The Star – Most porn surfers from Kota Baru and Kuantan
PETALING JAYA: Internet surfers in Kota Baru and Kuantan topped the list of local pornographic website visitors, according to Google Trends.
The most searched entries are “bogel” (nudity), “gambar bogel” (nude pictures), “seks Melayu” (sex involving Malays) and “cerita seks” (sex stories).
Google Trends is a leading Internet application provider by online search engine Google.
A check by mStar Online, The Star’s Malay online portal, found that Internet users in Alor Star, Kota Kinabalu, Batu Pahat, Johor Baru and Petaling Jaya preferred the entry “bogel”.
Kota Baru surfers searched mostly for “sex” and “porn” while surfers in Batu Pahat, Petaling Jaya, Johor Baru, Klang and Shah Alam searched mostly for “Melayu bogel” (nude Malays).
“Gambar bogel” is a favourite among Internet users in Kuantan, Kota Baru, Alor Star, Kota Kinabalu, Batu Pahat, Johor Baru and Petaling Jaya.
“Seks Melayu” is also popular among those in Klang, Batu Pahat, Johor Baru, Petaling Jaya and Ipoh.
Universiti Malaya psychologist Assoc Prof Dr Jas Laile Suzana Jaafar viewed the development as a normal phenomenon, especially in Kelantan which practised conservative policies in sensitive matters such as sexuality.
“If a teenager was the one who searched for it, it is normal because of puberty and he has to learn about sexuality to understand the changes they experience.
“If teenagers ask their parents or peers, how much information can they get? In Kelantan, parents are not open to talking about sexuality with their children,” she said, adding that some parents tend to regard the subject as a taboo.
Dr Jas Laile also said some research studies found that searching for sex materials online could lead to addiction.
However, she pointed out that the data in Google Trends did not give a full picture because it did not show information such as the age group of the Internet users.
“We cannot make a general conclusion, because if one aspect in the survey was wrong everything would be wrong,” she said.
Google Trends, at its official website, said the data shown was not an accurate yardstick as it only analysed part of the entries in Google.
According to information and technology communications writer Oon Yeoh, most Internet users who searched for sex materials were new users.
He said they would explore cyberspace because it could give them endless information compared with other media.
