Should London underground implement women's only coach?

If you don't feel comfortable around men, then you probably shouldn't go out into public.

Well if you're a minor and dont feel comfortable around the public on public transport, take an adult with you. Your fears and issues with the public aren't that of the rest of societies, and you shouldn't impose on the rest of London because of your bad experiences.

So your first response to a child being sexually harassed is to put the blame on me LMFAO alright then
I hope you never have children

Please indicate where I blamed you for getting sexually harassed.

I said that if you don't feel comfortable around men, then you shouldn't go out in public, because if you didn't know, there are men in public.

Is it really that hard to cater for people? Like, would it really **** up your life that much if there was a women's carriage for women who would feel safer? Why are you so strongly against, like, support for people?

"support for people" "cater for people"

I'm sure there are many men who don't feel comfortable/safe travelling on the underground. It's not possible to cater for everyone.

But it is! If there are men who don't feel comfortable because of past experiences with abuse or harrassment, or maybe find the underground a sensory overload because of a developmental disability such as autism, they can also be catered for! In fact, that'd be amazing!

I don't quite understand what you are suggesting.

Having women-only carriages is not only completely sexist, but it would also be very impractical, especially during peak times.

If Japan is managing it fine, then clearly it's not impossible. It's not sexist at all, and I don't really understand how you could misconstrue it in such a way.

So your first response to a child being sexually harassed is to put the blame on me LMFAO alright then
I hope you never have children

Source??? Or just casual prejudice???

Firstly, I would love to see the statistics for each point you made.
Secondly, you contradicted yourself. You say it is not right to make a "vast majority" based on a "small minority", namely men, yet you proceed to make a gross generalisation of black people based on nothing more than your ignorance and further stereotype all "non-white groups". Unless you have witnessed every case of harassment and cat-calling and have witnessed every single crime committed to make an accurate judgement, I suggest you sit the **** down.

They show that among those proceeded against for street crimes, 54 per cent were black; for robbery, 59 per cent; and for gun crimes, 67 per cent. Street crimes include muggings, assault with intent to rob and snatching property.
Just over 12 per cent of London’s 7.5 million population is black, including those of mixed black and white parentage, while 69 per cent is white, according to the Office for National Statistics.

Oh come on I get that some women do feel violated and that yes some men are vile pigs, but just as some are you shouldn't blame or assume all men are the same. I'm sure some men are totally embarrassed when they accidentally touch a woman. I'm just purely saying that all men don't go onto the train to touch up a woman.

And I don't get what is so implausible about a gay person feeling up a person. I mean I'm sure it doesn't happen, and I didn't say lesbians didn't I just think it's a silly idea for women to have their own train.

So what about strange men and strange women? Do they just straddle a gendered carriage and a rainbow carriage?

I see holes in your plan

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I knew someone would wilfully misinterpret: OK, groping on the train is not endemic. When it happens it's a problem but it happens rarely, I'd say, or at least nowhere near as much as those countries, like Japan, which have had to institute women-only coaches. Happy?

Have had worse things than groping happen to me on the tube. A man openly grabbed my friend's boob as he got off the tube once. She was either 15 or 16 at the time; it was just after Year 11 GCSEs.

However, I don't feel like the creation of a woman's only carriage would do anything to stop things like this from happening and it gives out the message that men are bad; that it is all men, when it is clearly a small minority who behave like this. I don't think that such a move would have positive effects at all and would only further isolate men/women and cause more resentment.