Stop acting like sluts

I lament the way females act in today's society. They have no self-respect any more.

How is that 'slutty?' I agree that they were out of control and should have been thrown out and it's completely unacceptable to act like that in public places, but it has nothing to do with the idea that a woman's self worth should be based solely on the amount of sex she has, or in this case how she dresses. (Which is also, like, really gross and misogynistic. )

If the genders had been reversed, it wouldn't have been a girl saying to a load of drunken guys "Stop acting like players," it would have been "Stop acting like idiots."

Actually, right at the start you can see one lean over the counter, saying something about 'boobies' to a member of staff. I think that constitutes slutty behaviour. Not to mention the way they're dressed that is.

Actually, right at the start you can see one lean over the counter, saying something about 'boobies' to a member of staff. I think that constitutes slutty behaviour. Not to mention the way they're dressed that is.

Yeah because saying the word boobies makes you a slut. So what if she is dressed how she wants that doesn't say anything about how many partners she's had, why are you judging her? She can sleep with who she wants, why it that bad?

As predicted, it didn't take long for the ignorant feminists spouting their rhetoric to appear. Promiscuity is hardly something to which to aspire.

I find it shocking that there are some women on here who actually think they were acting like sluts, and that the guy being a **** towards them was OK

May I just point out that a club is not a "public space".

If this was the manager or a worker, then it would be a different story. However, it seemed just to be another randomer.

Yeah because saying the word boobies makes you a slut. So what if she is dressed how she wants that doesn't say anything about how many partners she's had, why are you judging her? She can sleep with who she wants, why it that bad?

He should have let the people who are meant to deal with it do their job and not assaulted a group of "kids"

Kids?

1. That did not look like kids to me

2. Those who are meant to deal with them, cannot do a lot of things and say a lot of things as otherwise they may loose their job or get into some trouble. So, just a light telling off, or just those girls being taken to the station and parents having to pick them off, is not goner show them how the public, the everyday people were not pleased nor amused by them.

You know what they think while drunk, and some while not drunk, standing there like some hot piece of ass, they think that the rest of us are impressed and think that theyre cool and something to envy.

If thats how you feel, good for you. Me, if Im disgusted, I will let them know, whats to feel ashamed about when your doing whats right. If theyre acting like that in a pub or nightclub, fair enough, is where they offer drinks and where those working there are used to dealing with such situations.

If those where guys messing about, of course if your a girl you may not say anything and call the cops incase they may physically attack you.

But sealed lips, do you really think thats what you should do if someone push you and others in the bus stop, at the theme park, store. What if someones beating the crap out of the kid, call the cops and wait, let the professionals handle it while the kid gets it perhaps?

I'm just saying, if you want change, you should make it happen.
Don't just say these easy words "its not my job"

It is a private space but open to and occupied by; the public.

Yes...but it's still a private space.

There's a difference between private property (i.e. property that's considered under the sole jurisdiction of a given persons home) and private property that's operated for use by the public.

That's why the same laws don't apply; you're able to discriminate as you wish against people coming into your home but you're not allowed to discriminate against people that are coming to use your business (i.e. race/sexual orientation) despite both being "private space".

Please don't use terminology that you have absolutely no understanding of.

There are a lot of times when you are allowed to discriminate against who comes on to your property even if it's open to public use. Not necessarily on the two grounds that you've mentioned, but you can still discriminate as you have the right to ask anyone you like to leave


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There's a difference between private property (i.e. property that's considered under the sole jurisdiction of a given persons home) and private property that's operated for use by the public.

That's why the same laws don't apply; you're able to discriminate as you wish against people coming into your home but you're not allowed to discriminate against people that are coming to use your business (i.e. race/sexual orientation) despite both being "private space".

Please don't use terminology that you have absolutely no understanding of.

It is a private space but open to and occupied by; the public.

I'll admit that I didn't read through properly and interpret what you said (As I say below)

That being said, the guy who intervened HAD NO LEGAL STANDING to physically touch (technically assault) the girls, simply because it was a public space.