Are camel toes seen as good or bad in US society?
145149
Although guys love seeing camel toe on a fit girl I would say it is generally considered bad
655562
I do not know whether it is another sign of Judgement or not but one thing is for sure that west is having an overdose of sex & Violence. They have crossed all the barriers for sexual enjoyments and now they are targeting voiceless animals and innocent Children..\n\nThe people who suggest such filthy ideas should be hanged in Public.....
495019
Wow.  And Californians wonder why the Heartland of American looks upon them as “the land of Fruit and Nuts.”\n\nThe problem is one of teaching tolerance, not acceptance of sexual activity.  This seems to be a “politically correct” version of good intentions gone wild.\n\nThose who would oppose this would not be the ones rewriting the texts.  Those promoting the concept will be.  This automatically adds a bias and the possible inclusion of ideas and concepts which are not historically correct, but lend credence to the importance of homosexuality.\n\nThe percentage of “gay and lesbian” citizens is determined by culture.  Some, like the ancient Greeks, promoted the concept.  Others, like the Mongols, seemed to have zero tolerance.  In current American (United States of) culture, there is currently no reliable figures on the percentage of “gay and lesbian” citizens, but it is probably low (just much more verbal).  Where will this end?\n\nDo we need to rewrite history to point out “left-handers”?  How about “blue-eyed, musically talented, French speaking females”?  The cultural problem is not recognition of a contribution, but a political battle between view-points.  Those with a moral objection will now only get more defensive and more militant about their personal point-of-view which might negate any good intentions of the legal act.\n\nIt will also promote more parents to yank their children out of public schools and place them into much less tolerant learning environments.  As for helping the students who may be of different orientation, there is no proof that this method will help any more than just teaching tolerance in general.  Every student has problems with self identity.  It is the age group’s major concern.  Why separate out another minority for special treatment?
578594
depends on if you ask an economist or a sociologist.\n\nthe sociologist will probably say it is bad.\n\nThe economist will probably say it is a good thing.
247774
It actually isn't derogatory (or it wasn't originally).  The common association of the recessive trait is usually with beauty.  This came about because the classical statue Venus de Milo (representing the goddess of beauty) has the trait.  \nIf you've heard a negative connotation, I would assume it came about in reaction to the claims that it is a beauty mark--probably by someone sensitive about their short, ugly toe.
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hhhmmmm....wait (finger on chin and scratching)...hmmm....\n\nyou know what, i don't think i have an answer that could possibly sound intelligent on this matter?! lol\n\ncould it be that you fear for you child's safety and the camel was something far more sinister and menacing??
852434
Well I think you are misdirected.  All animals are in the same boat.  If we were all created by a Supreme Being then we are all on par.  It is what we do after that affects our survival.  Animals in the wild do quite well with diseases and their physical traits have evolved to suit their existence.  Toss in Homo Sapien and you get another story.  We are careless with our environment.  The way we live in huge mega cities allows us to be exposed to tons of bacteria and viruses that we wouldn't come across if in little communities.  I think Home Sapiens should get 4/10 and God should get a n/a for not participating in things the way we think he does.  It is time for you to point your finger at the heart of the problem.
37724
We humans think because we shower that we are very clean. This is not all true. Cats and dogs spend a good portion of their day cleaning their butts with their mouths,and yet a human bite has a significantly higher risk of becoming infected than that of either cats or dogs. The bacteria that reside on our bodies are not all bad. Anti-bacterial soaps actually do more harm than good by disrupting the natural balance of bacteria on the skin. Anyway Apes aren't that dirty. (although homo-sapiens are considered to be in the great ape family of primates...and we're pretty dirty).
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Yes it's a very bad thing!!\n I do it frequently, just for laughs, because I like to hear the little high pitched squeal that they give out.\nBut I have now found it actually ruins your shoes!!\nSo either do it with bare feet or not at all, shoes are very expensive!
588675
Because, the media is portraying them only as camel riding tent living people. It's like the world seeing America as only McDonalds eating fat ignorant people. It's all just a slight misunderstanding.
827186
I'm in Arkansas and I never see that...sometime sandles (Birkenstocks) or flip flops....you go barefoot and the pavement would fry your feet...walk on dirt and you'll get ringworm or chiggers....no, that is a myth.
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People have "profound adorations" for all kinds of things...I dont really understand, but I dont think someone with a foot fetish is "abnormal" or anything....Whatever, none of my damn business thats what I think...\n\n\nPeace
439117
THE CAMEL TOE!!!!!   Funny if you know what it means....  The name alone will draw the customers you need...Allah be with you....
274736
Contradictory to popular opinion,the US is actually beginning to lack again in its human rights. The fear of not being "moral" enough in politics is slowly leading us back to those historical periods in which people were basing political decisions on family values and religion...eventually resulting in some horrible deeds to civilians in the name of "moral correctness."\n\nOur original government started out as a really good idea, fed by the fact that people were sick of being mistreated over the religious and moral opinions of others. But eventually, every government... even ours.. will end up not working properly after its constitution has been modified enough.. \nWomen have not been elected yet in this country.. maybe because our presidents have become more of an "icon" or "mascot", primarily to represent us as a nation to other countries. I believe many people here are still stuck on the idea that we have to boast a bully-like reputation in order to present ourselves as tough and unbeatable. I believe the lack of female presidency has nothing to do with trying to "keep women down" as much as it has to do with fear of looking weak in the eyes of other governments.\nIt's just too bad so many human beings in general associate women with weakness.
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This may shock you, but Thomas Jefferson  (yes... Thomas Jefferson) said:  "I do not find in orthodox Christianity one redeeming feature."  That really shocked me!  I just looked it up on BrainyQuotes.com\n\nActually, the quote I was looking for was something akin to: "if god cannot regulate morality, no government should try".\n\nEurope is decidedly non-religious.  Somehow, most Europeans seem to have fewer sexually-related problems than Americans.  I don't pretend to know the answers, but I believe that old fashioned morality is not going to make a comeback any time soon.\n\nIn most parts of the world, sex is just cheap recreation.  They don't associate sexual activity with any moral taboos.  Now, I'm not saying that's a good thing.  That is exactly how AIDS spread through Africa.  Truckers would get a prostitute at every truck stop.  Now the entire continent is paying the price.
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Not everyone. I think our American society has given them a "bad name" but so far, I've not run into one that I have any reason to dislike. It's stupid, if you ask me.
1009708
I agree with thr RPG, but do they tie cans to the back of the camel?  With a big JUST MARRIED sign?