Incredibly enough, there are those who would condemn this act of kindness. They would regard denying women equality to men in the manner of their execution as just one more tiresome example of the patronizing solicitude toward women patriarchal societies encourage in order to maintain the notion they are the fairer or weaker sex, a pernicious myth which serves to discourage them from demanding the same privileges afforded to men. In this case, a hole in the ground no deeper than your waist. Such people will never admit that ensuring women won't endure painful blows to their breasts while being stoned to death is an act of compassion. Men are consumed by a sick and hypocritical obsession which dictates breasts be covered and yet spurs them on in a never-ending quest to find a pair either partially or, better, fully exposed.
Men can strut about in public naked from the waist up.
But God forbid a woman should try the same thing, unless, of course, she's willing to go to court to win the right to do so. Take away the mystique and it becomes obvious that if sticks and stones can break men's bones, they can certainly can do the same to breasts. But again, these people see prejudice where there is only compassion. He was buried in the ground up to his chest and hundreds of people hurled rocks at him. He took four hours to die.