Woman Wears Camera To Show The Harassment She Endures Walking In NYC (Video)

archangel said:
I agree on a moral level with you but I just don't see how any one stops it. It is freedom of speech. People get to say what they want no matter how disturbing or offensive.

p.s. This thread has been the highlight of the threads today visited by me today. lol
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Without a doubt it's freedom of speech. Doesn't mean women who don't want to be harassed have to stay silent about it, either. That's their freedom of speech. too. ;)

Haha at "highlight"... I wonder why. :cool:
 
archangel said:
I'm sure this comment sounded very nice in your head but I don't think men are going to complain about women stating that a man has big fat cock lmao...


I just don't.
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Don't let common sense get in the way of a good feminist rant, I always say

Just go in the basement and ride it out, like a tornado
 
I would agree that many men take it too far in regards to speaking to women in public whom they find attractive. I've heard it from women I know, and witnessed it myself over the years.

Admittedly, I've spoken to plenty of women too. It's usually a friendly hello (with a smile). Often they'll also say hello, and some will return the smile. Other times, I may make brief eye contact, again in a friendly, non-agressive manner.

As a male living in a busy city... I know I'll always see attractive women in my travels, and I really think it's all in how one addresses them. In a nutshell, I think I'm always respectful, and probably why I tend to get favorable responses in return. Don't get me wrong... I have had some give me some not-so-nice looks in response to me saying hello, but it is what it is, and I simply let it go. There's no reason to ever be aggressive and/or disrespectful to anyone.
 
DudeNY12 said:
I would agree that many men take it too far in regards to speaking to women in public whom they find attractive. I've heard it from women I know, and witnessed it myself over the years.

Admittedly, I've spoken to plenty of women too. It's usually a friendly hello (with a smile). Often they'll also say hello, and some will return the smile. Other times, I may make brief eye contact, again in a friendly, non-agressive manner.

As a male living in a busy city... I know I'll always see attractive women in my travels, and I really think it's all in how one addresses them. In a nutshell, I think I'm always respectful, and probably why I tend to get favorable responses in return. Don't get me wrong... I have had some give me some not-so-nice looks in response to me saying hello, but it is what it is, and I simply let it go. There's no reason to ever be aggressive and/or disrespectful to anyone.
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Exactly...i had approached a woman walking down the street and she stated after my opener"i cant date you because im married. Thanks on how you approached me....it was polite and smooth. Men tend to do it so rudely. If i can give you one piece of advice....instruct dont so much ask"
 
Except for 1 guy who followed her for 4 mins or so, the rest are benign flirtations and hellos, I think she should not make a big deal out of this. Just enjoy the compliments and move on, no need for vid and posting it on social media. Let us keep it real she ain't that hot, at best she is a 2 or 3 out of 10.

This is kinda stuff is common in inner city/neighborhoods where lots minorities live, and it is not just an NYC thing.

What irks me is that she goes to low income minority neighborhood where some of these dudes probably do not have many options and makes this video and post it, so blk guys can be seen as imbecile horn dog nemiroids who can't control their hormones even around below avg WW, GTFOH.
 
If we were to take some guys on here and have them walk somewhere where there are a lot of homosexual men admiring the manly physique of theirs, think they would be as relaxed or would they consider it harassment?
 
blackbrah said:
There was 2-3 incidents of harassment in this video. Most were acts of politeness.

Where have we gone wrong where saying hello to someone is harassment? Feminized society.
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Do you really think this is about saying "hello"? C'mon dude.

This is about women having an issue with harassment, not a polite 'HELLO". In fact, the man who said "good morning, hello"...then walked in-step with her for four minutes!
Men were "telling her" to smile, "gotdamn", "telling her" to thank them for saying her she is beautiful, etc... what video did you watch?

Better yet, why don't you go let the women in your gym know "what's up", tell them how you feel about their bodies, and see where it lands you. ;)
 
goodlove said:
Exactly...i had approached a woman walking down the street and she stated after my opener"i cant date you because im married. Thanks on how you approached me....it was polite and smooth. Men tend to do it so rudely. If i can give you one piece of advice....instruct dont so much ask"
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You know what some men have asked me who would not take no for an answer when I said was married? "...Happily married"? and "well how married?" :??:
 
Bliss said:
Love it. You're now crying harassment, but when "top of the sexual food chain white women" dare to, you've got a real racist problem with it. EVEN though, Black women have the same message for you.

So now, did you watch the video, so the sistas could school you?


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Cause it's clear your ignorant ass could definitely learn a thing or three. :smt023
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Can you please stop addressing African American women as "sistas", along with African American men as "brothas"? I know in your head it's your way of describing an African American in a polite manner but it's really not, it's quite offensive actually. Any further use of addressing blacks as "sistas" and "brothas" will be considered demeaning and will be reported. You've been warned.
 
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4north1side2 said:
Can you please stop addressing African American women as "sistas", along with African American as "brothas"? I know in your head it's your way of describing an African American in a polite manner but it's really not, it's quite offensive actually. Any further use of addressing blacks as "sistas" and "brothas" will be considered demeaning and will be reported. You've been warned.
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Oh brotha. :smt010
So does this mean you have a problem with the "YouOKSis?" movement in the video that the sistas are tryna school you on? :smt031
 
VT said:
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What irks me is that she goes to low income minority neighborhood where some of these dudes probably do not have many options and makes this video and post it, so blk guys can be seen as imbecile horn dog nemiroids who can't control their hormones even around below avg WW, GTFOH.
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She covered a lot or different areas, lots of it looked like downtown NYC. Those men didn't look low-income, either. And since when does poor = uncouth manners?

Morning Star said:
If we were to take some guys on here and have them walk somewhere where there are a lot of homosexual men admiring the manly physique of theirs, think they would be as relaxed or would they consider it harassment?
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I pondered the same thing! When uninvited, how would they start to feel about it. Great point, MS! ;)
 
4north1side2 said:
Reported. Have some class for once Bliss and respect African American's as people, not a novelty.
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Oh hush it and whip your dick out on your computer keyboard some more and post some more pics like you love to do.
I mean, was I wrong calling "dick head", when all you do is post yours?


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Bliss said:
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Oh hush it and whip your dick out on your computer keyboard some more and post some more pics like you love to do.
I mean, was I wrong calling "dick head", when all you do is post yours?


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Oh shit it's getting heated up in here
 
qwils86 said:
Lol remind me not to piss you off ;)
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It's all good, luv. :) You seem like a good-hearted guy finding his way in life. (Even though we do disagree on pimpin' and multiple wives, lol.)


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So it is kind of mind-blowing that women are being blamed for asserting themselves to go about their day.

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I wonder how influential this man is?​
 
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