Sexual Harassment

Our society is more concerned with a woman's comfort than for a man's safety. Violence against men is just fine but when you call a woman "beautiful" you've crossed the line.

Link to the video "Let's Get Honest":
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KumahORMaiM

I'll be honest. This video is a bunch of misandric bullfuck!

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Nonprofits & Activism

Tags:

• sexual
• harassment
• double
• standards
• violence
• against
• men

[trekkie108]

3 years ago when i started my last year at school all the boys where herded into a room to be 'told' all about sexual Harassment. the one quote that sticks out to me from that was the quote "if a man brushes/squeezes past a women in the hallway, even if she is standing still and blocking the hall from people trying to get past, then that is considered Harassment"

WTF!!!!!!

[theignoredgender]

@trekkie108

So they didn't say "if a person brushes/squeezes past another person (regardless of gender) then it's considered harassment" Basically, only men can be at fault here but not a woman even if they did the very same thing.

[hellsnawness]

These social engineering seminars are extremely offensive to everyone especially to me as a woman. They give the impression we are delicate flowers incapable of reasonable communication skills with people who offend us. What these seminars are really driving at is that free speech is not O.K. if anyone is offended by it. I guess I overlooked that sentence in the Constitution.

[theignoredgender]

@hellsnawness

Good point.  btw, awesome channel icon.

[TheOutspokenman1]

Couldn't get past 10:22, i have this thing where i immediately hit whoever hits me. I honestly cannot help it and to see this douchebag just sit there like a stupid fuck makes my blood boil. Maybe ill try later.

[theignoredgender]

@TheOutspokenman1

I know that feeling. It pisses me off to see a woman hitting a man and she doesn't worry about any consequences for her actions because there aren't any.

[theignoredgender]

@ThexDynastxQueen

Exactly. Who were the REAL victims in this video? White males of course. Only that group was being negatively portrayed and physically attacked. While the women were being hit on, these white males were literally being HIT on.

[The1Thatgotaway412]

Hey with all the fat undesirable women in the work force, female on male "Sexual Harassment" is through the roof. I say we men do our part to change the landscape by filing against unwanted advances from those unwanted less than desirable women that think they own us and think we have to accept their advances.

We could accuse the pretty ones of flirting just like when they like the guy it's "Flirting" but if they don't like him it's "Sexual Harassment"

Here's to making it a "TWO STREET"

[cornwallacadian]

Warren Farrell talked alot about sexual harrassment in the MYTH OF MALE POWER. He explained how most couples meet at 'the workplace". There has to be somesort of "flirtation' for a relationship to evolve so if the right guy does it to the right girl it's "a match", but if it's the wrong guy to the wrong girl WAK WAK WAAAA " sexual harrasment'.

[supersporkspank]

"The Grandmother Test"?

Apparently it's the Age of Aquarius for women and the Victorian era for men. But don't call this inequality, because that's likely to offend a member of the preferred gender—and this constitutes sexual harassment.

[leostomicek]

Real cool video, thumbs up. That questionnaire you had to take seems like a document that could be used to counter feminist propaganda, I think you should upload a copy of it onto somewhere, for further use...

[ChaoticAlterEgo]

Also, funny thing is when it's explicit advances, it's alright for a woman to flip out, while the man has to stand it, if he's not interested, because otherwise he's told he's not a man. Women can get vicious when they're rejected. But looks like no one talks about that. Anyway, great video.

[ChaoticAlterEgo]

Your first comments, perfectly address the issue. If someone feels offended by a behavior, they just have to say it, and it stops. In most cases anyway, with mentally sane individuals. I've encountered many situations like that, males and FEMALES who like touching or asking private things, it doesn't imply sexual harassment or even advances.