3 hours of harassment in nyc

[Glnger]

now we need a fat guy with boobs and a hairy back wearing a belly-shirt and tightpants

[Resies]

It's a prank and not even worth watching.

So it was staged? All of the people who reacted are actors?

[urasim]

It's a prank and not even worth watching.

Well, can you prove the claim you just made?

[Deleted]

I'm starting to think that the problem isn't sexist in nature... it's just New York.
Everyone in this city is sex crazed or depraved.
If New York and Los Angeles were to disappear tomorrow the rate of sexual harassment in the US would drop to 1%.

[Jester Joe]

Well, can you prove the claim you just made?

Like I said, the logo in the corner kinda kills all credibility.

I'm starting to think that the problem isn't sexist in nature... it's just New York.
Everyone in this city is sex crazed or depraved.
If New York and Los Angeles were to disappear tomorrow the rate of sexual harassment in the US would drop to 1%.

I don't wanna disappear tomorrow though

[Deleted]

Women catcalling is a thing sure, but I don't believe for a second that this video is real given it's source. I also don't believe that men are cat called just as often as women, and yet this video would have us believe that both experience a rate of about 10 "incidents" per hour.

[Coombs]

The naysayers in this thread just don't seem to understand that instances of "catcalling" isn't a female problem. The initial video wants you to believe that all women walking everywhere just get harassed and men are big and bad and knuckle dragging neanderthals looking to take them back to the cave. What is really going on, and is displayed in this video, is that trashy fucking people act like trashy fucking people. The end! Now we can go on about how men need to behave or women need to behave, but what we really need to do is cull the worthless trash that infests the streets of major cities.

[Deleted]

It's a prank and not even worth watching.

But what am i going to do now with those ultra close fit white t-shirts which i just ordered?!

Dammit youtube!

jk

[Lady Dragonheart]

Like I said, the logo in the corner kinda kills all credibility.



I don't wanna disappear tomorrow though

I don't know, I'd likely catcall him, he is rather hot. I definitely know that I'd stare for a bit. Likely wink or wave if I was noticed.
I don't want my rights and freedom to catcall revoked by saying so, though.

[Resies]

Like I said, the logo in the corner kinda kills all credibility.

And someone who records 10 hours of video only to crop out 90% of it, while creating the video with a clear agenda in mind, and then asking for donations doesn't kill credibility?

Kay.

[Coombs]

And someone who records 10 hours of video only to crop out 90% of it, while creating the video with a clear agenda in mind, and then asking for donations doesn't kill credibility?

Kay.

Hey hey hey! How in the fuck is that poor victim going to cope with all that has happened to her? She obviously needed those donations because she has a clear and thought out plan to complete eradicate cat calling from occurring again. And for just a small amount of your money she will enact that plan by spending it on shallow materialistic items while laughing with her other friends at how easily people are to dupe.

[lockedout]

It's a prank and not even worth watching.

It's not a prank.

[Deleted]

Inb4, -during and -after the feminazis come here and say IT'S JUST A PRANK THEY ARE CALLED MODEL PRANKSTERS SO IT MUST BE STAGED AND FAKE AND #RAPECULTURE

[Lady Dragonheart]

The naysayers in this thread just don't seem to understand that instances of "catcalling" isn't a female problem. The initial video wants you to believe that all women walking everywhere just get harassed and men are big and bad and knuckle dragging neanderthals looking to take them back to the cave. What is really going on, and is displayed in this video, is that trashy fucking people act like trashy fucking people. The end! Now we can go on about how men need to behave or women need to behave, but what we really need to do is cull the worthless trash that infests the streets of major cities.

My husband gets "harassed" all the time, even when we're together. Most of the time we laugh it off though, they are pretty funny.
Specific instances I can recall over the last month are:
- A woman reaching around me in a Starbucks to grab his ass.
- A woman "crashing" into him, pretending that she wasn't looking, while feeling him up down there (as he told me afterwords, with the woman walking way blushing and double-taking like crazy and following us for about five more minutes) in a wal-mart.
- A guy 'resting' his hand on his ass while we're in an elevator in a government building, then complimenting his body after getting off on his floor...
- A woman coming up to him and asking for a kiss because he kissed me, stating that it looked fun and that he looked good at it (I would have let him, for the fun of it, but declined her anyway.) while at the mall cafe.
- A woman complimenting him on the street outside of Gamestop, that was like 4 days ago, I forget what she said...


And those are just the times that I was present. So yes, guys get it a lot too. And these include actual touching and groping, FAR MORE invasive than what's been displayed in these videos.

[Laerrus]

It's not a prank.

They were not being serious with the video, look at the source.

It's it's akin to the Onion releasing real news, it's not going to happen.

It was most definitely staged.

[Independent voter]

Why do they use attractive people in these things? Let's get Honey Booboo's mom out there and see what happens. Also everyone looks like the cast from Jersey Shore.

[Deleted]

now we need a fat guy with boobs and a hairy back wearing a belly-shirt and tightpants

The holy trinity would be complete.

[Coombs]

They were not being serious with the video, look at the source.

It's it's akin to the Onion releasing real news, it's not going to happen.

It was most definitely staged.

They were likely just showing how ridiculous the other video was at portraying men negatively. Now when money gets involved, as was seen in the other video, then I believe that someone would stage that.

[Jester Joe]

I don't know, I'd likely catcall him, he is rather hot. I definitely know that I'd stare for a bit. Likely wink or wave if I was noticed.
I don't want my rights and freedom to catcall revoked by saying so, though.

I don't doubt it would happen honestly, I just don't think the logo is helping it at all. Especially since it kinda screams "I'm a prank!"

And someone who records 10 hours of video only to crop out 90% of it, while creating the video with a clear agenda in mind, and then asking for donations doesn't kill credibility?

Kay.

Off of your high horse person. It's almost as if you don't even know my opinion about the other video, or you haven't even seen my posts in it at all.
I think the other video is garbage completely also.

Next time, don't act like you know someone else's opinion if they haven't stated it.

[Deleted]

They were not being serious with the video, look at the source.

It's it's akin to the Onion releasing real news, it's not going to happen.

It was most definitely staged.

I was thinking about this. Maybe the point was to prove that the other video could have been easily staged as well.