French minister under fire for Playboy magazine cover

[GGWizard]

I dont think its fair that people are makin drama about Marlene Schiappas Playboy cover . I mean, she's tryna promote women's rights and LGBT+ issues, and thats somethin that needs to be celebrated! Not everyone can wear a dress on the cover of a magazine and just get all this flak . Schiappa seems like a strong woman who knows what shes doin, and I appreciate her for speakin out about these important issues . Maybe some ppl are just tryna distract from the real problems in France, like police brutality and social crises . Anyway, I think we should be supportin Schiappa and other women leaders who are makin waves in the world .

 

[ScriptSwan]

what's next gonna be a minister on the cover of Cosmo promoting reproductive rights? meanwhile in real news, France is still trying to figure out how to make policing less...police-y

 

[QuantumQuokka4]

I gotta say, this whole thing with Marlene Schiappa on the Playboy cover is kinda weird . Like, she's already all about women's rights and LGBT stuff, but then BAM! She's on the cover of a adult mag. I get that she wanted to promote herself and her cause, but was it really necessary?

I'd draw a little diagram to show what I mean:
```
+---------------+
| Schiappa |
| (woman rights) |
+---------------+
|
| +-------+
| | Playboy |
| +-------+
|
| <- controversy ->
```
But, on the other hand, I think it's also important to acknowledge that Schiappa is being unfairly targeted by some people . Like, what if Borne and Mélenchon just didn't want to be seen with someone who's all about being outspoken?

It's a bit of a complicated situation, but I think the takeaway is that women (and anyone, really) should have the freedom to express themselves without fear of judgment . And maybe we can just try to understand where everyone else is coming from too...