I found this link (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SS3LwJ4DGAs) and Chris says at the beginning "pro-feminist, pro-sex." So I began to look at the lyrics a little bit and started to think along those lines. I think what's being said here is that it's okay to stand up for women's rights, and it's okay to enjoy the act of sex. The problem is pornography. The idea that women should be subject to be sexual slave is one that is being criticized "Fuck Larry Flynt..." Larry Flynt being the publisher of the pornographic magazine "Hustler" as well as the "needle dick with (selective) first admendments"-he wanted the first admendment (free speech) to cover pornograph so that he could effectively "...silence women [from] standing up and fighting back." The other parts seem to yes be like in a bar (Hence "Ladies Nite In Loserville", many bars offer "ladies nites") and the one is there pissed off at the fact that this guy (or possibly these guys) keep trying to a) dance around the fact that they want sex and b) are trying to impress her. It's the same intent as the big, strong man thing, except in a different form. In this form women aren't in need of physical protection, but need to protect from the "bad men who want to use them for sex." But all these guys hide behind the veil of feminism(which it isn't) saying that to protect women is to be better. But instead of treating women like equals they treat them like inferiors. They want women who aren't able to fend for themselves at all and that's just as bad as Larry Flynt. It's a song about equality, true equality.
I found this link (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SS3LwJ4DGAs) and Chris says at the beginning "pro-feminist, pro-sex." So I began to look at the lyrics a little bit and started to think along those lines. I think what's being said here is that it's okay to stand up for women's rights, and it's okay to enjoy the act of sex. The problem is pornography. The idea that women should be subject to be sexual slave is one that is being criticized "Fuck Larry Flynt..." Larry Flynt being the publisher of the pornographic magazine "Hustler" as well as the "needle dick with (selective) first admendments"-he wanted the first admendment (free speech) to cover pornograph so that he could effectively "...silence women [from] standing up and fighting back." The other parts seem to yes be like in a bar (Hence "Ladies Nite In Loserville", many bars offer "ladies nites") and the one is there pissed off at the fact that this guy (or possibly these guys) keep trying to a) dance around the fact that they want sex and b) are trying to impress her. It's the same intent as the big, strong man thing, except in a different form. In this form women aren't in need of physical protection, but need to protect from the "bad men who want to use them for sex." But all these guys hide behind the veil of feminism(which it isn't) saying that to protect women is to be better. But instead of treating women like equals they treat them like inferiors. They want women who aren't able to fend for themselves at all and that's just as bad as Larry Flynt. It's a song about equality, true equality.