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Originally posted by rookie54
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Originally posted by moonbus
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-29823870
I also heard allegations that the video also edited out the reactions of white guys to her.

I think most media should be regarded with at least a pinch of salt.

I'm not saying this is not a problem. But then, I don't exactly go walking for 10 hours through NYC, either. Who would want to?

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Originally posted by Seitse
http://www.funnyordie.com/articles/ebf5e34fc8/10-hours-of-walking-in-nyc-as-a-man
Even though this was meant to be funny, it also shows why it is a problem for women. Men don't experience harassment, but women do. But women know this, and it does keep them off the streets (for the most part).

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Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
According to Matt Damon's character in the delightful movie "We Bought a Zoo"
a man has only twenty seconds to gain the durable attention of a woman.
Not too far off.

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Originally posted by Suzianne
it also shows why it is a problem for women
Would you call it a "problem" if the "catcaller" would be
a young, athletic and wealthy man?

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Originally posted by Seitse
Would you call it a "problem" if the "catcaller" would be
a young, athletic and wealthy man?
Of course. Come on, man, don't make me tell you you're "part of the problem".

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Originally posted by Suzianne
Even though this was meant to be funny, it also shows why it is a problem for women. Men don't experience harassment, but women do. But women know this, and it does keep them off the streets (for the most part).
Why do some women consider complementary catcalls as harassment? Most guys would be perfectly happy with just a smile or friendly acknowledgement of some kind. I say for the most part it's women who turn it into something it's not meant to be by their unfriendly stiffness. Well in the South that is...not sure about New York.

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Originally posted by cashthetrash
Why do some women consider complementary catcalls as harassment? Most guys would be perfectly happy with just a smile or friendly acknowledgement of some kind. I say for the most part it's women who turn it into something it's not meant to be by their unfriendly stiffness. Well in the South that is...not sure about New York.
Catcalling is illegal in New York, subject to stiff fines and incarceration.

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Originally posted by Suzianne
Of course. Come on, man, don't make me tell you you're "part of the problem".
Liar!

Catcalling is "chivalrous" when the dude is a catch.

But if he's broke, ugly, or a minority, then you get
that nauseating video. Let me guess: you read Salon,
right?

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Somebody tell this idiot to stop ruining this lulz thread.

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Originally posted by HandyAndy
Catcalling is illegal in New York, subject to stiff fines and incarceration.
You're kidding. Well that just took the fun out of living.

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