@Stonehenger
Any thoughts about how the women might have felt, the women who thought at first that Fred was actually flashing his bollocks at them from the stage?
Yes it turns out that it wasn't actually a bollock, and it was in fact a bit of leg fat.
But it's small mercies again, really isn't it?
Does it make the initial shock/disgust/distress/humiliation any better that it wasn't actually a bollock, and turned out to be leg fat? I don't think so.
Women still felt that shock/disgust/distress/humiliation from thinking it was a bollock (it did look like one!), and there is still a big fuck off bloke up on stage manspreading in his mini skirt and fishnets who is quite possibly thoroughly enjoying this open display of not only his body, but his "power" over all those women who might disagree with his being there.
Worse, women like you are telling the rest of us that instead of using our usual safeguarding senses honed by years of being women and being subjected to actual misogyny, that we shouldn't be pointing out the creepy man in the room. Instead, we should accept and celebrate men like this because of body positivity, and because if not it's using "misogynistic tactics used by men against women".
Weaponizing the sexism and misogyny females face, and feminists efforts towards body positivity for women.