So say one group of campaigners who oppose the sexual objectification of women in mainstream life - what they call 'sex object culture'.

Having read their beliefs which you can download from here and the list of things they seem to aspire to ban - porn mags, lad mags, men who use prostitutes, pole dancing, lap dancing, escort agencies etc - let's just cut it short and say I'm not sympathetic :)

However, do they have a point?

Does anyone feel that sexuality is so commonly expressed these days that it is oppressive?

In particular, do any women feel that glamour models in the media, strip clubs and wank mags make their ordinary lives uncomfortable or unsafe? Does male sexuality intrude when it is inappropriate and does anyone agree you need to be 'hot' to be a valid female?