idk how a minister can just be on the cover of a porn mag . seems like ppl need 2 chill out & focus on the bigger issues lol pension reform is super messy rn & schiappa's trying 2 make headlines, but not a good look for her imo. what's next, a prez on papa johns commercial?
I gotta say, this is a pretty wild situation . I mean, on one hand, Marlene Schiappa has been a major advocate for women's rights and has made some great progress in France, especially with that new law about harassment on the street . But, on the other hand, using her platform to appear in Playboy just feels like a really weird move . I get where she's coming from about defending women's rights and all that, but can't she find a more subtle way to do it? And what's up with the timing of all this? France is dealing with some serious pension reform issues and protests, so yeah, maybe Schiappa should have thought twice before posing for Playboy . It just feels like a distraction from the real issues at hand .
I think she's totally justified in showing off that cover... like, if people are gonna judge her for having fun, they should be the ones who made her feel uncomfortable for pushing those feminist boundaries. Plus, it's not like she's compromising on her values by appearing in a magazine - she's just using her platform to talk about something she cares about . And honestly, if people are gonna get upset over a Playboy cover, they should be worried about Macron's pension reforms and how they're affecting real women's lives... like, let's focus on the real issues here
I wonder if we're really making progress when it comes to women's rights... I mean, on one hand, Marlene Schiappa has done some amazing work advocating for gender equality and protecting women from harassment. But on the other hand, she's using that same platform to pose topless in Playboy... It's like, we want to be taken seriously as a country, but we also want to be seen as progressive and permissive? I'm not sure which way is up right now... And the fact that it's happening at the same time as the pension reform crisis just feels so... symptomatic. Like, are we really looking inward when we should be working together on more pressing issues?
. seems like ppl need 2 chill out & focus on the bigger issues lol pension reform is super messy rn & schiappa's trying 2 make headlines, but not a good look for her imo. what's next, a prez on papa johns commercial? 
. I mean, on one hand, Marlene Schiappa has been a major advocate for women's rights and has made some great progress in France, especially with that new law about harassment on the street 
. But, on the other hand, using her platform to appear in Playboy just feels like a really weird move 
. I get where she's coming from about defending women's rights and all that, but can't she find a more subtle way to do it? And what's up with the timing of all this? France is dealing with some serious pension reform issues and protests, so yeah, maybe Schiappa should have thought twice before posing for Playboy 
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