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Tarring ALL men with the same brush
- Thread starter wellquickwoody
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Are they tarring all men with the same brush? I didn't read that and think "Well, I'm don't sexually harass people so I'm offended". It's an effective campaign, the focus has been on what women can do to avoid sexual harassment, rather than informing those men that do it that it's not ok. "Walk with friends, in the light, with a bunch of keys poking between your fingers." instead of "Hey, ********, stop being a creepy weirdo that inappropriately touches women!"
greyseagull
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I live in Tarring and I honestly thought for the moment then that some strange policy decision had been agreed which meant all Tarring men were now required to own the same hairbrush.
What? You never know...
What? You never know...
Think it's quite a good campaign.
Me and my Monkey
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- Nov 3, 2015
- 3,342
I love the maracas v corruption idea.
If the cap fits, wear it.
Although in this case I can see an early bird catching the worm.
Me and my Monkey
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- Nov 3, 2015
- 3,342
I think you're looking for the "double entendre" thread
"Two heads are better than one."
Justice
Dangerous Idiot
Some people must of felt a right prick when they sat down.
BBassic
I changed this.
- Jul 28, 2011
- 12,310
Very much this.
jakarta
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Wouldn't work on Southern as there is no chance of getting a seat most days...
portlock seagull
Why? Why us?
- Jul 28, 2003
- 17,071
It's on the other side of the world. Who cares? How is this effecting your life here?
Have.
Seats! You're lucky to get a train
Foul Play Rocks
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- Feb 23, 2013
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I'm offended. Every day I seemingly have to put up with women undressing me with their eyes. Where's the seat on the train with the lady lumps built in to highlight my plight?
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Affecting
I don't post a lot, so I'm afraid I can't tell if you're joking or not?
As a sociologist I can see both sides to this, it is a good campaign to raise the awareness of issues that many females have to endure. I am however getting very fed up with the demonisation of men by the media. There are also some huge double standards too. People look at other people on the metro, it is human nature. Do men look at attractive women? Yes. Do women look at attractive men? yes.
What I really despise at the moment is that a man that looks at an attractive woman is considered a pervert. Taking into consideration what the word means, I cannot understand how this is a perverted act? Staring at her or following her of course is unacceptable but I just mean glancing at her, you know, in the same way that women do to men!
I also find it very insulting that you are allowed women only gyms, the reason behind this is that women want to work out without being looked at by men. Firstly, this implies that women do not look at men working out (which they do of course according to all my female friends). It also stereotypes ALL men by exclusion. Why not have a Muslim free gym too based on the principle that you want to feel safe from being blown up? How about a white only gym because crime figures among black communities are high?
My point being, we live in a society that tries not to blanket stereotype people on race, ethnicity. class, gender, sexuality etc.........but when it comes to men, it seems perfectly acceptable to label them ALL as potential sex pest, rapist, paedophile perverts.
What I really despise at the moment is that a man that looks at an attractive woman is considered a pervert. Taking into consideration what the word means, I cannot understand how this is a perverted act? Staring at her or following her of course is unacceptable but I just mean glancing at her, you know, in the same way that women do to men!
I also find it very insulting that you are allowed women only gyms, the reason behind this is that women want to work out without being looked at by men. Firstly, this implies that women do not look at men working out (which they do of course according to all my female friends). It also stereotypes ALL men by exclusion. Why not have a Muslim free gym too based on the principle that you want to feel safe from being blown up? How about a white only gym because crime figures among black communities are high?
My point being, we live in a society that tries not to blanket stereotype people on race, ethnicity. class, gender, sexuality etc.........but when it comes to men, it seems perfectly acceptable to label them ALL as potential sex pest, rapist, paedophile perverts.