"Booty Bandit" on college campus: Rise of the Bootyarchy Part 2

[THE Bigzoman]

http://www.atvn.org/news/2015/09/booty-bandit


The bootyarchy finds itself on college campus.

I laughed a bit too hard at this, and felt bad afterward.

[Sam the Wiser]

I hope he's hunted down and never see the light of day again!

[Deleted]

oh the humanity!

[Azadina]

Oh, let me try to imitate radfems reaction for a second *gets into the character* "SEE! All men are evil and oppressive! Send them to camps to teach them not to rape!1 Down with damn patriarchy!"

Was I close?

Really tho, when will some learn, that touching random womens booty is disrespectful...

[Crissi]

yeah got that email. Which means its a good thing I'm in Texas. My booty is safe!

[THE Bigzoman]

yeah got that email. Which means its a good thing I'm in Texas. My booty is safe!

*Looks over at Crissi horrified*

Where's your sister?!

WHERE IS SHE CRISSI?!

[Bapestar]

Somehow I knew who the OP was going to be without even looking.

[Crissi]

*Looks over at Crissi horrified*

Where's your sister?!

WHERE IS SHE CRISSI?!

She hasnt come home yet!

...

oh god


NOOOOO. NOT THE SISTER BOOTY

[THE Bigzoman]

Somehow I knew who the OP was going to be without even looking.

Was this your reaction?

[Deleted]

I don't think it's right for anyone to be feeling they have the liberty to going around touching anyone in general.

The horrible sentence structure aside, this is what one of the girls interviewed on that video says. Now, I'm fully against guys slapping and groping girls, even if it is a college campus, or perhaps especially so, but I wonder if that girl, or girls/women anywhere ascribe to that quote completely. What I mean is, women seem to think they've got every right to go around putting their hands on men, touching men on their shoulders, arms, hands, hair, and so on. It doesn't have to be sexual. Touching is touching. See, if a woman shows physical affection towards a man by touching him, it's her being all "motherly" and "consoling" and friendly and so on, but if a man puts his hands on a woman and shows physical affection, that's rape.

Another one of these instances where the scales aren't exactly balanced.

[Crissi]

Was this your reaction?

pretty much. I know all to well of your pursuit of the white girl booty.

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The horrible sentence structure aside, this is what one of the girls interviewed on that video says. Now, I'm fully against guys slapping and groping girls, even if it is a college campus, or perhaps especially so, but I wonder if that girl, or girls/women anywhere ascribe to that quote completely. What I mean is, women seem to think they've got every right to go around putting their hands on men, touching men on their shoulders, arms, hands, hair, and so on. It doesn't have to be sexual. Touching is touching. See, if a woman shows physical affection towards a man by touching him, it's her being all "motherly" and "consoling" and friendly and so on, but if a man puts his hands on a woman and shows physical affection, that's rape.

Another one of these instances where the scales aren't exactly balanced.

Actually, California covers this (according to the stupid mini course I was forced to take cause I go to USC online). It would apply the same to men as it does to women. Now peer pressure and social stigma may prevent this, but technically the law favors neither gender

[xskarma]

Somehow I knew who the OP was going to be without even looking.

I facepalmed and went in here thinking there'd be a 50/50 chance I'd have to infract him for pointless spam. I'm pleasantly surprised to find there's actual content**.


(**even if probably an inappropriate turn on a serious event. Seriously, don't tell me a guy doing this to a lot of women is aware enough of boundaries or personal respect to not possibly take it too far at some point)

[Crissi]

I facepalmed and went in here thinking there'd be a 50/50 chance I'd have to infract him for pointless spam. I'm pleasantly surprised to find there's actual content**.


(**even if probably an inappropriate turn on a serious event. Seriously, don't tell me a guy doing this to a lot of women is aware enough of boundaries or personal respect to not possibly take it too far at some point)

USC is also not in the greatest of places in LA :s Been on cmapus a few times. Prety much got told "Dont go off of it without someone else with you". Also, the spam of dps notifications in my inbox pretty much confirms this.

[Deleted]

Actually, California covers this (according to the stupid mini course I was forced to take cause I go to USC online). It would apply the same to men as it does to women. Now peer pressure and social stigma may prevent this, but technically the law favors neither gender

Yeah, I don't mean legally. I mean the attitudes people have. And they generally are that it's OK for a girl to put her hands all over a guy, but the other way around is sexual assault.

[Crissi]

Yeah, I don't mean legally. I mean the attitudes people have. And they generally are that it's OK for a girl to put her hands all over a guy, but the other way around is sexual assault.

Which is idiotic and should change. Maybe I should be more vocal outside of MMOC.... I'm a big believer of respecting personal boundaries. I like hugging, but if someone rather not Im cool with that.

[Mormolyce]

Yeah, I don't mean legally. I mean the attitudes people have. And they generally are that it's OK for a girl to put her hands all over a guy, but the other way around is sexual assault.

I would find it extremely hard to take a guy seriously if he claimed to have been sexually assaulted because a woman slapped his ass.

[Azadina]

I would find it extremely hard to take a guy seriously if he claimed to have been sexually assaulted because a woman slapped his ass.

Well, that's up to people if they change their attitude or not...

[Sky High]

Was this your reaction?

[IMG]http://i.imgur.com/RumC8qj.gif[IMG]

ah, you got that gif from me you bastard.

[Deleted]

I would find it extremely hard to take a guy seriously if he claimed to have been sexually assaulted because a woman slapped his ass.

"I find it extremely hard to take a woman seriously if she claims to have been sexually assaulted just because a man slapped her ass."

What kind of reaction do you think that statement would get?

[Deleted]

I would find it extremely hard to take a guy seriously if he claimed to have been sexually assaulted because a woman slapped his ass.

And attitudes like yours are the exact reason why this double standard exists. Also, it's not just about "slapping asses." It goes to much simpler touching; simply putting your hand on someone's shoulder, stroking someone's arm or hair, and so on. There's this skewed view that women have all the right to do that to a man (see your own attitudes as a good example of this), but when a man goes and strokes a woman's arm or hair, that's suddenly wrong, and in some cases considered sexual assault.

Nobody should be touching anyone else, unless that someone asks to be touched. Keep your hugs to yourself.