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I am not attacking her...
My mistake then.
I am not attacking her...
Right, and just because black people are followed all around stores while they shop doesn't mean they're being stereotyped in any way at all. :roll:
Has somebody stated that this video is implying that ALL men are jerks?
...around 40% of domestic violence is committed by women.
You have obviously not had dozens of women chase you down the street whooping about how they want to ravage you... well I have. It is frightening.
It was a 2 minute video over the course of 10 hours of walking the streets. That means that she was un harassed for 9 hours and 58 minutes. How long do people usually walk in New York City?
Let's assume the average woman walks for 1 hour per day. Utilizing math that woman is likely to be forced to endure 12 seconds of harassment each day.
Yes, the implication was the video makes men look bad. No, it just makes men who do this look bad.
That is horrible and certainly worthy of a thread. But it isn't what this thread is about.
Yes, most of that is harassment, that most women just get used too. It's annoying and can be scary, because you never know who is going to get really angry and may attack you.
You were a member of the Beatles or theRolling Stones? Awesome
Right, and just because black people are followed all around stores while they shop doesn't mean they're being stereotyped in any way at all. :roll:
I grew up in a city where most of this stuff is normal. I don't necessarily see all of it as "harassment" - a lot of it is merely being impolite. You want to see out in the open sexual harassment? Go to Mexico City wearing a skirt.
If most women have to face it enough to get used to it... but are scared because you never know who is going to get really angry and may attack you, then are you saying that most women have been attacked?
If they have not been attacked then what are they fearing? If that girl walked around and was "harassed" by hundreds of men over ten hours and was never even close to physically threatened, much less attacked, doesn't that indicate that most of these women's fears are unfounded?
Or most of Italy....
I grew up in a city where most of this stuff is normal. I don't necessarily see all of it as "harassment" - a lot of it is merely being impolite. You want to see out in the open sexual harassment? Go to Mexico City wearing a skirt.
No, because one in six women will be raped in her lifetime; that is a rather scary number.
It's not this big crippling thing, but it is a valid fear and can be upsetting. Some guys just won't take no for an answer and will continue to harass someone well after they have been told to leave that person alone. Just because this woman wasn't assaulted during her one day of walking around, doesn't mean that it isn't something we all have to worry about on some level.
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"Right"? So you are saying that just because a guy looks a woman's way that means he is fantasizing about ****ing her? What delusional world do you live in?
Yeah "Have a good day" doesn't really count as harassment for me.
Yeah "Have a good day" doesn't really count as harassment for me.
Didn't one of them look like a street vendor?
1. She's an actress. She put her dress size, bust size and several other physical characteristics on there which would be expected for someone whose employers want to know those facts.Shoshana B. Roberts - Actress
She advertises her bust size on the bio page of her web site. So which is it? Do you not want to be objectified, or are you going to use your 34DDs to get you work? Double standard anyone?
This started with my post about being creeped out when guys stare at me. Not glance my way, but stare for minutes at a time. It's creepy, and honestly not hard to tell what they're thinking about...
Are you saying that men can't be educated and have a good career?
It had been a day since I have seen it, but one of the comments almost looked like it came from a guy trying to attract the attention of a customer or something to that effect. Could be wrong though.
I was trying to make a joke... I think that I failed.