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Q: Men aren't offended, and in fact like it when women hit on them because...

A) They're doing the work for us.
B) Pulled off properly, a woman with confidence is sexy. (Note: The way these girls do it is not how to do it properly)
C) Men don't take everything that happens to them ever personally.
D) It's all but in the bag.
E) All of the above.

Me to (6.5 WB) Ginny Leise: 'I've got 20 minutes to kill and I know where there's a clean public restroom nearby. I'm a romantic.'

The Korean girl? Not as much but still WB.

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(06-20-2015 10:38 PM)Suave Wrote:  

This one is from almost two weeks ago, but I came across it and thought I had to share. Enjoy!

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/articl...video.html

Quote:Many women experience street harassment on a regular basis, but two young women took to YouTube to spotlight a form of harassment even nastier than cat-calling.

Comedians Soojeong Son, who goes by SJ, and Ginny Leise visited a New York City park to demonstrate the practice of drive-by street harassment, which they define as the act of whispering something offensive into the face of a woman who is alone in public, then walking away before there is time for her to react.

Only in this case, the women turned the tables, with SJ whispering vulgar things in the ears of unsuspecting men, before quickly taking off, leaving them with little to no time to react.

'Do you think that men who do not perpetrate this particular type of harassment have any idea that women put up with this on a regular basis?' Ginny asks SJ at the beginning of the clip.

'Men do not know this at all,' SJ answers.

So the pair set out to show men how 'invasive and threatening' it feels by having SJ spend the day harassing men in Bryant Park in Midtown Manhattan.

'I'm worried because being a woman in public is always really scary. We might get punched in the face today,' SJ, who is clad in jeans and a sleeveless button-down, says to the camera. 'That's what I'm concerned about.'

Ginny says into the camera that she will stay close by as SJ finds her first mark - a man wearing a suit who is sitting alone at a park table.

'Uh, dat a**' she whispers into his ear, slowing down but barely stopping, before continuing to walk off in the same direction.

She walks up to several more men in the park, saying things like, 'nice a**', 'I want to f*** you', 'I love that c**k', 'oh baby', and 'I want to destroy that d**k'.

And she targets all types of men: black, white, Asian, Middle Eastern, older, and younger.

Each time, she leans in close and whispers quickly, leaving the 'harassed' party stunned and grappling with what just happened.

But did they actually feel harassed? According to the video, most of the men 'loved it'.

The clip cuts to each of the men's reactions after SJ walks away, showing them smiling, laughing, and looking confused but grinning.

Of course, it's possible that these men didn't 'enjoy' the harassment so much as they were shocked by the unusual behavior - which made them laugh in surprise.

In fact, viewers of the clever video commented that it is unlikely than men would have the same reaction as women to street harassment, as it's difficult to see a woman in the role of harasser as a threat.

'Women doing that to guys isn't going to be analogous (in most cases, I would guess), because it's not something that's particularly uncomfortable, threatening, and/or unwanted,' he wrote.

However, the women did recognize that the men didn't act with the disgust and violated discomfort that most women do in similar situations.

That is, with one exception. After SJ told an older man 'I love you d***', he turned around, wrinkled his brow, and said 'what?' without cracking a smile.

The video's creators took this opportunity to make a point about the language of street harassment. They labeled the unhappy man as 'humorless' and wrote in big pink letters, 'um relax', satirizing the way that men who participate in street harassment often talk about their victims, dismissing anyone who gets upset as just overreacting.

However, the major conclusion from the experiment, according to Ginny, was that: 'The lesson here is that no one learned anything.'

Yeah but you just acknowledged that men didn't react the same way as women, as you had expected!

Here's their video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TNnBA14X4Dk

These women say that they feel harassed and so will "show" men what it feels like. But for them- any man will do. They approached and said dirty things to guys that had done nothing wrong as far as they new. Of course, none of the women involved, nor the author of the article stop about the inappropriateness of purposely going out and saying these things to men (according to their own ideology). It is hypocrisy plain and simple.

Personally, I don't think men need the same victim status as women. Most of these guys smiled because a woman saying "you got a nice ass" is not threatening under most circumstances. But these bitches have an ideology that says it should be criminal for a man to say that- but of course the same doesn't apply to them.

My message to feminists- fuck your feminism

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Because feminism relies on the false premise that men and women are fully equal in every way.

This proves men and women are not equal in every way

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This also proves the skew in the sexual market place. Men are so rarely,if ever, offered sex on the fly you`re fucking right we`ll take the bang.

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Plus that bullshit stat 5 out of 5 women. When is this ignorant shit going to stop? Ps would bang the Korean girl but then again I am the Asnluver! Lol

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Quote:She walks up to several more men in the park, saying things like, 'nice a**', 'I want to f*** you', 'I love that c**k', 'oh baby', and 'I want to destroy that d**k'...

Each time, she leans in close and whispers quickly, leaving the 'harassed' party stunned and grappling with what just happened.

But did they actually feel harassed? According to the video, most of the men 'loved it'.

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Take any woman above a 6 and have her go up to any man in a bar or club and whisper "nice balls" as he gropes him.

How many times would this girl be punched, screamed at or thrown out?

Now if a man does this....

A gazelle can never frighten a lion.

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The only "harassment" these women have to worry about are from low value men, which explains in great part their attitude.

That said, there was a very hot girl I dated who told me that this did happen to her, but it was from the exact population you would expect and which these SJW's would never discuss because of fear of being racistTM, that being ghetto American black guys (she was from Canada and said Canadian blacks don't engage in that type of behavior).

Also, what the fuck man, they are calling this "drive by" street harassment when they're walking.

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They should just end it all. Jesus christ what a waste of time.

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I think the real issue here is how invisible most, say 99%, of men are to women on a daily basis.

Women can cover up and not get noticed too terribly much but even then they will get 100 times more looks and opportunities to be noticed and approached than your average guy wearing cargo shorts and a hoodie.

Women can dress up and they practically get noticed like they are celebrities. Even well groomed men in suits don't get that much attention.

I remember seeing this English show a few years back. It was one of those hidden camera shows, where they take people and mess with the situation for comedic relief.

So, they filmed this young average looking guy working the cash register of a gas station and noticed how little attention he gets and how few people talk to him. Then they took this hot ass girl and put her working the cash register and compared the two.

Then, they dressed the girl up as a boy and had her work the register again for a few hours. In the clips you could see her mood change drastically hour after hour. She went from being on top of the world to be on the bottom like most men in the course of one day. When they interviewed her at the end she said something along the lines of how grateful she was not to be a man because she didn't get any attention.

I saw this years ago and I wish I had a clip of it. I was traveling at the time and caught it in the hotel room. Anyone have any idea where to find the clip? Some of my details may be a bit off, it was a long time ago.

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Get talked to by a women, even get some kind of a compliment is very rare for men. And everybody likes compliments so sure it light them up. The next thing is, a man never fell the physical danger when a women talk to him. But some women with inferior-feminist complex feel that threat.

Ok, lets say they feel bad from that harassment, but give it back to random men that they "feel the same" don't make it better. Its like when someone act shit to you and you just then act shit to the next person you meet. This don't solve anything. Its a circle of downfall. There is nothing gained to give some of the negative things that happen to you back to random people. And even worse call it to lecture them.
Most bad thing is about the man that don't react with a smile, they even make fun of him. I mean feminist complain when a women act mean to such street harassment but then do the same with that man?

I totally can understand when strange guys harass women and they feel bad about it. They are physical weaker and it can be very stressful for women. But this video don't provide anything. And most guys just follow the call of nature to talk to women to get them.

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(06-21-2015 02:04 AM)Lizard King Wrote:  Because feminism relies on the false premise that men and women are fully equal in every way.

This proves men and women are not equal in every way

Totally proves that men and women are not equal period.

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(06-21-2015 08:20 AM)Troll King Wrote:  I think the real issue here is how invisible most, say 99%, of men are to women on a daily basis.

Women can cover up and not get noticed too terribly much but even then they will get 100 times more looks and opportunities to be noticed and approached than your average guy wearing cargo shorts and a hoodie.

Women can dress up and they practically get noticed like they are celebrities. Even well groomed men in suits don't get that much attention.

I remember seeing this English show a few years back. It was one of those hidden camera shows, where they take people and mess with the situation for comedic relief.

So, they filmed this young average looking guy working the cash register of a gas station and noticed how little attention he gets and how few people talk to him. Then they took this hot ass girl and put her working the cash register and compared the two.

Then, they dressed the girl up as a boy and had her work the register again for a few hours. In the clips you could see her mood change drastically hour after hour. She went from being on top of the world to be on the bottom like most men in the course of one day. When they interviewed her at the end she said something along the lines of how grateful she was not to be a man because she didn't get any attention.

I saw this years ago and I wish I had a clip of it. I was traveling at the time and caught it in the hotel room. Anyone have any idea where to find the clip? Some of my details may be a bit off, it was a long time ago.

Great observations, Mr. King.

And to that I'll add that there was an entire book written about this,
"Self-Made Man," by Norah Vincent.

It's been discussed here, but I'll do a recap it for those who don't know about it, because it raises some important points.

For the book, Vincent dressed up as a man and tried to see what it was like. To her dismay, she found no "privilege." She instead found she enjoyed the company of men for their camaraderie and helpfulness. But she also developed a healthy disdain for females because of the way they treat men. Sound familiar?

Vincent is a lesbian and when her book came out in 2006, the NPR/mainstream media crowd rushed to interview her because they assumed "Self-Made Man" would be a screed against patriarchy. It wasn't.

When the Big Media types realize what she was peddling, they quickly tried to sweep Norah and her book under the carpet. She got some publicity initially, but these days, you never see the media trotting her out as a "go-to" person when it comes to men's issues, even though she's clearly an original thinker.

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As for men being "invisible," it's true. But I'm going to again quote "Napoleon Dynamite," because I find essential truths in that comedy. And the truth really is that girls only like guys who have great skills.

You get noticed by women if you stand out at something. And that something can be as trivial as having "great skills" in picking out clothes, now known as "peacocking."

True story: In my senior year of high school, the guys in my crowd started wearing pink shirts. I think this trend bagan because the most popular guy (a quarterback who is now a bank president) got a pink Oxford shirt for Christmas and wore it out of a sense of ridiculousness.

We found this hysterical and countered it with whatever pink we had. Although the quarterback was popular, the rest of us weren't on his level. But after our pink shirt idea caught on, we soon found ourselves the talk of the school. Some of us then added pink vests. When we didn't wear pink, people would stop us and ask when we were going to wear it again. This actually became a big enough deal that the (always clueless) administrators asked us what was up and if pink was a "code" for something.

A trivial story, but telling as to what it says about men and being noticed. And I'll throw in that it works to this day. Wear a pink Oxford to work and some woman is sure to say something.

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lol this videos a joke everyone...

5 out 5 women suffer from street harrasment haha

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Title of article is

The day two women turned the tables on men for 'drive-by sexual harassment' with crude and vulgar come-ons in satirical new video

Title of article should be

Desperate, not-very-attractive, annoying, impending wall crashers seek last ditch attempt at attention from the opposite sex

Yet more women bitter that they're not getting the attention they feel entitled to, only from men they consider beneath them.

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(06-21-2015 10:51 AM)RedPillUK Wrote:  lol this videos a joke everyone...

5 out 5 women suffer from street harrasment haha

Pretty much. They're making fun of feminist "harassment" claims.

"5 out of 5 Women Get Harassed."

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(06-21-2015 08:20 AM)Troll King Wrote:  I think the real issue here is how invisible most, say 99%, of men are to women on a daily basis.

Women can cover up and not get noticed too terribly much but even then they will get 100 times more looks and opportunities to be noticed and approached than your average guy wearing cargo shorts and a hoodie.

Women can dress up and they practically get noticed like they are celebrities. Even well groomed men in suits don't get that much attention.

I remember seeing this English show a few years back. It was one of those hidden camera shows, where they take people and mess with the situation for comedic relief.

So, they filmed this young average looking guy working the cash register of a gas station and noticed how little attention he gets and how few people talk to him. Then they took this hot ass girl and put her working the cash register and compared the two.

Then, they dressed the girl up as a boy and had her work the register again for a few hours. In the clips you could see her mood change drastically hour after hour. She went from being on top of the world to be on the bottom like most men in the course of one day. When they interviewed her at the end she said something along the lines of how grateful she was not to be a man because she didn't get any attention.

I saw this years ago and I wish I had a clip of it. I was traveling at the time and caught it in the hotel room. Anyone have any idea where to find the clip? Some of my details may be a bit off, it was a long time ago.

Pretty sure the same people did a section of race and age swap too and it was televised at prime time on UK TV.

A serious case of blackface was used

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I don't know if I'd be as upbeat as the guys in that video. Women aren't dangerous in a boxing ring, but in the real world they can offer a significant threat potential.

If some nasty little Asian girl walked up and whispered "I'm going to smash your dick," I'd switch into full threat-assessment. I'd be suspecting my drink of being laced or poisoned, I'd look to see if she had a weapon or a cup of boiling water, and I'd be scanning the crowd for a group of thugs who were about to defend her honour.

Now, if a girl merely said "Nice package!" in a conversational tone, I'd be on the lookout for whatever she was selling me - but I wouldn't be anticipating violence. But that's not what these two hostile bitches were doing. Their form of street harassment was a hell of a lot more hostile than getting whistled at.

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That was fucking stupid. They walked past men, quickly whispered some bullshit in their ears, and then ran away.

That's not even the typical "street harrassment" which is really just cat calling, thats just straight up fucking weird behavior.

If some chick did that to me the only thing I would think is that she was mentally ill.

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(06-21-2015 07:08 PM)AntiTrace Wrote:  That was fucking stupid. They walked past men, quickly whispered some bullshit in their ears, and then ran away.

That's not even the typical "street harrassment" which is really just cat calling, thats just straight up fucking weird behavior.

If some chick did that to me the only thing I would think is that she was mentally ill.

That was something I noticed too, if a guy does some cat calling typically he gives the girl a second to register it and see if there was any positive reaction for him to take advantage of.

They basically did just run away after they said whatever odd pickup line they could think of. I can't honestly say I've heard anyone ever say

Quote:"I'm going to smash your dick,"

That sounds more violent than anything since the guys smash and the girls ride. But what do i know.

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The average guy on the street would have been terrified if they heard "I am going to break your dick off" coming from a silverback Adabisi type guy. From a homely lil korean girl not so much.

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I was walking down the street one day last summer when a cute girl yelled, "You're hot" out of the window of her friend's car. I was not offended.

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(06-22-2015 04:38 PM)HectorLavoe Wrote:  The average guy on the street would have been terrified if they heard "I am going to break your dick off" coming from a silverback Adabisi type guy. From a homely lil korean girl not so much.

This reminds me of a time back in high school. A buddy of mine just got his car and we all went out for a drive (the four of us). It soon turned into 4 high school kids catcalling any cute girls we could find while driving around Olympia. One of the guys hadn't said anything yet so we pushed him to try it on the next girl(s) we drove past.

When it came time and the car slowed down so he could drop some cheezy line what instead happened was a spasm of nervousness and we had this cut wreslter yell "HEY!" with a voice that sounded like he wanted to smash their faces in.

Of course the girls freaked out, and so did the guy driving and we peeled off.
Good times.

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(06-21-2015 09:48 AM)infowarrior1 Wrote:  

(06-21-2015 02:04 AM)Lizard King Wrote:  Because feminism relies on the false premise that men and women are fully equal in every way.

This proves men and women are not equal in every way

Totally proves that men and women are not equal period.

The fact that the men laughed rather than slapping the women with righteous indignation shows this.