The part about the West is redundant, because if it is hormonal it is probably the case everywhere.
For the rest, I added to your statement. Not every comment is a critic. A lot of the time people just talk with others they agree upon.
But if you defend another post, you say otherwise now. So you have to decide what you want to believe in you cannot claim both things.
That is a joke right? Is it more acceptable in the USA? And which countries are the West for you? I could show more nudity and there would be less outrage in my opinion. But I dont live in the US.
That is also what this guy said:
So it seem to be more acceptable for men to show nudity.
It's not redundant because his question was specifically about "the West", which logically means he was contrasting it with "the East". You are the one who brought up hormones! And while it is true that everyone is affected by hormones, that doesn't translate to people treating women the same because of hormones. The fact of the matter is, "it" is not the case everywhere that female nudity is more acceptable than male nudity. We only have to look to countries in the Arabian peninsula to see that.
Is it more acceptable in the USA? Yes, it is. And the same is generally true in Canada and the United Kingdom as well.
Which countries are considered the West? That would be most of the countries in Western Europe, the British Isles, the United States, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand.
Regarding the guy who said: "After all, there’s not really an issue with men being casually shirtless while women in bras and swimsuits are usually only found in appropriate settings. For example, Abercrombie is infamous for having their guys shirtless in ads, and they’re a clothing company." - I completely disagree with that. If we are equating men being shirtless with women being in bras and bikinis, then in all actuality women are featured as bikini models just as often (if not more often) in giant billboards in public places throughout the United States and the United Kingdom. Whether or not these are "appropriate" places is a subjective opinion of course.
Yes but there is no difference about white men and other men and their view of women. The post of this user only makes sense if they view it differently. There is no study that says something like that.
If there is proof, show it to me. You claimed it, so you have to prove it.
If both genders agree to objectify women it has hardly anything to do with sex and heterosexual white males. Both men and women are responsible.
You claim otherwise now
No, you're wrong. First of all, I didn't claim that (you are putting words in my mouth). I said: "white men exercise a lot of control in all of our institutions, including entertainment and adult entertainment", and this was in response to Raybo Revoy attributing that to the reason for why female nudity is more acceptable in the west.
Secondly, there's a difference between the internal objectification of women (what is happening in the brain) and the overt sexualization of women in the media. What happens in the brain and what is acceptable in society are two different things. The latter is a manifestation of the former, and you do not see that everywhere. When we are talking about why it is acceptable in society to depict female nudity as opposed to male nudity, we are largely talking about the latter.
Now, you say that is "no difference" between white men and other men's views of women, but that is not the issue. The issue is what is acceptable in society, and the west is controlled by white men! If society was controlled by another demographic you cannot conclude that it would be exactly the same way due to hormones because what becomes acceptable in society goes beyond hormones. If black men were controlling the industries, we don't know that women would be as objectified sexually in the media as they are now. We certainly don't see that kind of thing in most African countries where people are generally more conservative and religious. Saying all of this to say, we don't have enough information to conclude that any other type of men would lead to the sexual objectification of women in society if they were in charge. We only know that the white man who control the industries in the west have actualized that reality!
Black men in the US and white men in the US?
These statistics make only sense if you compare it wordwide. And even then it is not really racially based. It depends how people are raised.
I doubt that porn is really different depending on who controls the porn industry. The only difference is probably the country where the industry is located.
You can have all the "doubts" you want; but the thing you need for a compelling argument is EVIDENCE. How people are raised is indicative of culture, and that's the point you are missing here. Japanese porn for example is often very different in presentation than American porn (which differs only slightly from European porn). They all tend to have different focuses and subgenres. To suggest that there is no difference based on who is controlling it flies in the face of that. The culture of the west is influenced by WHITE MEN (or to be more accurate, Eurocentric patriarchal influence). The culture of most African countries, the Middle East, Asia, and South America are not. And when we look "worldwide" we do not see the same level objectification of women (or nudity in general) treated in the same way as we do in "the west". It varies significantly by culture. In some countries, both male and female nudity is considered acceptable, in other countries NEITHER are considered acceptable. That is a function of society, which is influenced by culture, not hormones!