Brian Ross wrote on Feb 2
nd, 2018 at 3:34pm:
I was under the impression that the idea of car racing was to watch, well, cars race. It wasn't to watch girls in skimpy clothing parade around the track. You know, if you want to watch pretty girls in skimpy dresses, there are better places to do it. Indeed, you can watch them without any clothing at all, on the Internet. Have fun kiddies. Tsk, tsk.
Did you pop your blow up girlfriend?
Of course, the formula one racing is mainly about racing. But there is nothing wrong with adding a bit of glamour to the event. It is the reason why you see fit healthy young people doing those Coca-Cola commercials and not those of the overweight figure and stained teeth type who would likely be among the main purchasers of the product.
The main trigger in our masculine psychology with these car races is the fantasy of our primal urges being entertained to go really fast and to be the best. Among those primal urges are the ideas that we can attract females for being the best competitor. Hence the reason why promoters give the male audience what they want complete with attractive females.
The feminazis do nothing for the motor racing industry by taking one of the glamour elements out of the promotion of motor racing. Apparently, we have to tread carefully with the fragile feelings of women. Those women seem more concerned about being outclassed by other model women who look better than them. Models are getting the jobs that the feminazis can't, and it is hurting their feelings.