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Another thing here is this. If women like this "street harassment" lady ultimately want to get married and have kids, how do they plan on making that happen, if a guy who respectfully approaches her is "street harassing" her in her eyes?

Do they want a passive guy with no ability to make the first move or approach them where their the ones wearing the pants in the relationship? Its none off my business and if they want to be single forever, its their freedom to do so.

Maybe I'm throwing a curveball here, but perhaps social media plays a role in this. Alot of women (guys too) have an online persona and are more comfortable interacting through text and messager, but got akward social skills in person.

Some of these females will be lively as can be on Instagram or whatever, chopping it up for likes, but come across as socially akward and not knowing how to respond when approached in real life.
 
You know what....why giving this girl Emily so much undeserved attention and are magnifying the issue at hand. This shouldn't jade our minds into thinking all girls feel like this.

We gotta just |I on this issue
 
Last point, she walked for 10 hours purposely looking for male crowded spots and got TWO MINUTES of footage including the beginning and ending credits. She is #ugly #failure
 
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Drones said:
She  made it racial by specifically going to areas with black and brown dudes hanging out and releasing their reactions.
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I agree on the last part, partially agree on the first. She did record all races and made note to mention all races.

At the same time, unless shes one of those new Harlem residents who just moved in the neighborhood a few years ago, what's shes doing uptown?

Not sure if that lady is actually from the city, or some out of towner who recently moved to the city and lives in a gentrified area like Williamsburg and feels out of place with how New York dudes are more direct and willing to approach women compared to what shes used to in the state she used to live in. Maybe I'm totally reaching with that one but it wouldn't surprise me.
 
BLASTERCOMBO said:
Last point, she walked for 10 hours purposely looking for male crowded spots and got TWO MINUTES of footage including the beginning and ending credits. She is #ugly
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Word she should be happy she didn't get harassed more than this. Only got one guy to follow her? Pffft she's lucky
 
Mr Marcus said:
Just another way for my black and brown brothers to get put in the system. This whole feminist movement is some racist **** and dumbass black/Latin women are becoming sheep

If laws are passed I feel sorry for my up north brothers...yall in trouble b...maybe not directly but someway
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Can you please explain to me how "the whole feminist movement is some racist ****?"
 
My opinion is that this "Street Harassment" crap didn't really kick up until social media and internet dating became maintstream.

Back in the day women used to want to get hollered at on the ave. That's what cats did.

Now, guys use the internet to put their bid in, so ladies don't need to get hollered at in streets anymore. So it becomes "harassment"

I wouldn't doubt the majority of dudes spitting in the streets are 30+. Mainly old school dudes that don't really go hard on the social networking tip.

I guess dudes need to get with the times. I've seen the game evolve big time during the 20 or odd years I've been in it. Gotta adjust.
 
heLiumcLinton said:
Brooklyn, Harlem, Times Square, and Midtown
I guess only black and brown dudes are around those parts.
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You named some very broad areas, when it's obvious what specific parts of Brooklyn, Harlem, etc she chose to go to for this video.  Let's not play dumb here.
 
SonOfTony said:
It's not gonna tickle If I poke her stomach
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bruh im gentle with that *****

because i want some more rounds 

the only time i heard that complaint was when i was going in

on a chick that had a dude she stayed with 
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Another point...

We live in a world that attractive women have so many dating options that they can shut down pretty much any new guy that approaches them in the streets, club, mall, etc. and still have more offers than they can handle. Men that approach women in the street aren't thinking about the 20 guys that she already knows that want to get in her pants. They just see an attractive woman and want to put their bid in.

Most of them don't say it, but a lot of women think that men should be relegated to dating women in their social circle or using online dating, instead of approaching strangers. While that may be a more effective method, it limits your opportunities and could require more work (i.e. making friends) versus spitting randomly in the street. Women can think that way if they want but the reality is, until there is a 0% chance of success, men will still holler in the streets. I've knocked off a few chicks that I met walking out and about. I'm sure those girls were happy that I approached them because it led to great sex, and I am happy that I put my bid in as well. Why should we let some women interfere with the happiness of others?
 
A girl got punched in the face for saying nothing? Either she walks around arkham asylum or she did something. That's WAY OD
 
"Damn DAMN" best line yet hahahahaha. maybe 4 dudes where out of line/ disrespectful/ creppy. Saying good morning or hey darling is no where near harrassment. Fake *** feminism. 
 
BLASTERCOMBO said:
A girl got punched in the face for saying nothing? Either she walks around arkham asylum or she did something. That's WAY OD
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I know a girl that got a glass bottle thrown at her for not saying anything. But that was in carnarsie and they're savages over there
 
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