Comments on: Samsung tarts up LCD monitors
They're not OLED-thin, but they did get a makeover.
They're not OLED-thin, but they did get a makeover.
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Must you and your editors consistently bludgeon your readers with gender objectifying and often misogynistic terms? You all do such great work and I rely on your reviews but I find your lack of judgment sensitivity appalling.
- by gstern1994 April 29, 2008 5:48 AM PDT
- Uh, I am not a dingy broad - another terrifc turn of phrase. I happen to be a father who laments the fact that women's sexuality is used to cdescribe and comodify just about everything. We certainly don't use "male" terms for these descriptions - why - because they're really aren't any. If you think "tart" and "pimp" are so complimentary why don't you use them around your office or with your family.
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(7 Comments)I wouldn't call my daughter or my wife a "tart" and I certainly would hope that a "pimp" would never enter their lives. All of you who think I'm so "sensitive" should take a walk over to a women's shelter and see first hand how language is often the first step in a dehumnizing process that can lead to assault and battery.