I agree with the lowering of the limit.. If you are going to consume what is effectively poison, which affects: Reaction time, vision, and proper judgment, then you probably shouldn't be behind the wheel. This isn't a issue of rights, the Constitution doesn't protect drunk driving.

I think a obvious point is being missed as well: if you simply had a designated driver, this entire argument becomes moot. I'm sure we all have one prudish friend that would be willing to help out. BONUS: They can let the bartender know when you're plastered so he knows your done for the night. That way you save money not buying more alcohol, when you have the full effects anyway.

They dress so provocatively because of the collapse of knowing what's important in life. It's all about vanity.

You have two choices on who you date/marry:

1. A ok/average women that has a heart of gold. (Diamond in the ruff)
2. A beauty bombshell who's superficial (A bush of flowers covering a pile of manure)

This is a tad off-topic, but is a nice tie-in:

Neither. Go Linux. You get a secure system, for a PC price. Game support is still inchworm slow, but It's comming along.

Getting laid is easy. just keep at it regardless how much you get rejected, sooner or later one will bite. Some women like sex just as much as most men and will get it from whoever. Getting the RIGHT woman on the other hand it's a lot harder. Men expectations of women of today is so out of whack with reality that is just impossible for most to find their dream girl. Funny thing though, just ask any women out there their opinion and you will see the same thing, their expectation on what the RIGHT man should be is just plain ridiculous for the modern man to meet.

Oscar-Wilde

I think this is apropriate:

http://www.quickmeme.com/meme/3rvsni/

Here's a idea, wait until marriage. It won't kill you. Then you're probably safe. When was the last time you heard of a wife calling "date rape"? Then you have a go-to person when you want sex.

I would call that more "A indictment of society's values". If you have children that young, into that culture, I think society as a whole needs to take a sobering look at how far we have fallen in our values. If people from a mere 100 years ago where to time travel here, the stories they would being back would never be believed.

You don't understand how social norms affect people. And you don't understand how, despite legal freedoms, people are still influenced by strict gender norms. Both men and women. They face unique struggles because of how their gender is perceived in society. 

No man is harmed by women in provocative clothing, you dolt. Men can control themselves just as much as women can. And the problem is not being looked at, but rather being ogled, objectified, harassed, etc. And it's the responsibility of the offending party to not be like that, not the responsibility of the people offended. Oh, and finding skin exposure and tight clothes offensive is quite silly in general.ghoklebutter

Yet you completely forget that everything has meaning. Provocative clothing has always had a cultural understanding of signalling sexual interest. That's the reason advertisers flaunt beautiful women in ads meant for guys. It entices the male psyche into believing a fantasy that a product will help their chances of getting lucky. I find this highly offensive because of it's blunt manipulation. Advertisers know that men will act on impulse and buy the product. In advances in mobile shopping, he can have a order ready before the game is back on. That imagery has just suckered him into buying something before he can even realize it.

But back to the point: If women don't want to be "ogled" as you say, they shouldn't be putting themselves on a pedestal. Women will put on a skimpy outfit, cake on the make-up, then complain about being noticed. You want to know the type that doesn't get "ogled"? The one that doesn't go "hey, look at me!" and attract attention, the one that sits on the sidelines and dresses modestly. She's the one that doesn't care about cloths so tight that she looks like a mummy. She's the one that would rather find a quality man to settle down with, rather than show herself off for a paycheck. Which is sad, because that kind of woman is the kind I would want as a wife.

I think it's interesting that feminists de-cry housework as "demeaning" and "sexist", while at the same time complaining about the "abusive" nature of the workplace. Pick a side, just don't complain about your choice.

BOO!!! I want Linux as the biggest!