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#41
(Original post by Anonymous)
It's nothing like all lives matter you imbecile. How many police brutality victims are white? not many i assume
Whereas the murder rate for men in britain is more than 1 a day. In the stranger category something like 85% of the dead are men.
It's nothing like all lives matter you imbecile. How many police brutality victims are white? not many i assume
Whereas the murder rate for men in britain is more than 1 a day. In the stranger category something like 85% of the dead are men.
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#42
I don't exactly agree with #NotAllMen as it feels a bit like it shuts up women, but the rest of your post is nonsense
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#43
(Original post by Anonymous)
Those of you males putting the #notallmen you are the problem just like the ones who did all lives matter, us women we cannot go out at dark without fear of being attacked so I think a 6pm curfew for men is totally fair, we women deserve equal rights and we don't get them, how many of you females here agree with this?
Those of you males putting the #notallmen you are the problem just like the ones who did all lives matter, us women we cannot go out at dark without fear of being attacked so I think a 6pm curfew for men is totally fair, we women deserve equal rights and we don't get them, how many of you females here agree with this?
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#44
(Original post by Katya_93)
Oh gosh, of course!!!!
We are all dainty little princesses! We cannot harm a fly!!!!
Oh gosh, of course!!!!
We are all dainty little princesses! We cannot harm a fly!!!!
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#45
(Original post by LoveAmore)
I don't see the same public outrage when hundreds of teenage boys as young as 14 are stabbed every year, yet we have MPs claiming that 'society sees dead women as normal'
I don't see the same public outrage when hundreds of teenage boys as young as 14 are stabbed every year, yet we have MPs claiming that 'society sees dead women as normal'

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#46
Man this is a debate that happens every few years, gets forgotten about then comes up when the next high profile femicide/rape etc. happens.
I've been around the block man. I feel old.
Punish those who do the crime and protect yourself so you don't become a victim. People need to live in the real ends man and understand this.
I've been around the block man. I feel old.
Punish those who do the crime and protect yourself so you don't become a victim. People need to live in the real ends man and understand this.
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#47
(Original post by Driving_Mad)
but the one thing on the list I do not agree with is men being told to cross the road when happening to walk behind a woman.
but the one thing on the list I do not agree with is men being told to cross the road when happening to walk behind a woman.

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#48
(Original post by LoveAmore)
I don't see the same public outrage when hundreds of teenage boys as young as 14 are stabbed every year, yet we have MPs claiming that 'society sees dead women as normal'
I don't see the same public outrage when hundreds of teenage boys as young as 14 are stabbed every year, yet we have MPs claiming that 'society sees dead women as normal'
This is just the latest news round because covid is dying down and there's nothing negative to talk about to get views.
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#49
(Original post by bj27)
Man this is a debate that happens every few years, gets forgotten about then comes up when the next high profile femicide/rape etc. happens.
I've been around the block man. I feel old.
Punish those who do the crime and protect yourself so you don't become a victim. People need to live in the real ends man and understand this.
Man this is a debate that happens every few years, gets forgotten about then comes up when the next high profile femicide/rape etc. happens.
I've been around the block man. I feel old.
Punish those who do the crime and protect yourself so you don't become a victim. People need to live in the real ends man and understand this.
There will always be people who do wrong regardless of the messages sent.
However, I feel like catcalling and groping needs to be made illegal, as I have heard that the former is not yet illegal.
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#50
Most people that commit suicide are men, most people that die at war are men. Most people in prison are men. Most people that feel lost nowadays are men. Most homeless people are men. Men are more likely than women to use almost all types of illicit drugs. Like.. what are you basing your comparison on? Bad things happen to both sexes. What you're doing is basically selecting the few, most successful men and projecting them as the standard male. And no, I'm not saying there are no sexists dummy.
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#51
(Original post by LoveAmore)
I don't see the same public outrage when hundreds of teenage boys as young as 14 are stabbed every year, yet we have MPs claiming that 'society sees dead women as normal'
I don't see the same public outrage when hundreds of teenage boys as young as 14 are stabbed every year, yet we have MPs claiming that 'society sees dead women as normal'
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#52
(Original post by Driving_Mad)
You're right there bro.
There will always be people who do wrong regardless of the messages sent.
However, I feel like catcalling and groping needs to be made illegal, as I have heard that the former is not yet illegal.
You're right there bro.
There will always be people who do wrong regardless of the messages sent.
However, I feel like catcalling and groping needs to be made illegal, as I have heard that the former is not yet illegal.
Agree with rest btw.a
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#53
(Original post by Ciel.)
i can't go out at night without fear of being attacked either and i'm a guy?
i can't go out at night without fear of being attacked either and i'm a guy?
The only thing i can think of is if people can tell you are gay by just looking at you, and you encountered a rowdy group of lads on a fri/sat night and they ended up hitting you or something
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#54
(Original post by RegularHater)
Most people that commit suicide are men, most people that die at war are men. Most people in prison are men. Most people that feel lost nowadays are men. Most homeless people are men. Men are more likely than women to use almost all types of illicit drugs. Like.. what are you basing your comparison on? Bad things happen to both sexes. What you're doing is basically selecting the few, most successful men and projecting them as the standard male. And no, I'm not saying there are no sexists dummy.
Most people that commit suicide are men, most people that die at war are men. Most people in prison are men. Most people that feel lost nowadays are men. Most homeless people are men. Men are more likely than women to use almost all types of illicit drugs. Like.. what are you basing your comparison on? Bad things happen to both sexes. What you're doing is basically selecting the few, most successful men and projecting them as the standard male. And no, I'm not saying there are no sexists dummy.
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#55
the whataboutism is funny too.
Eurgh this is like groundhog day man. every few years this happens and same arguments are spouted and nothing is actually done.
We're due a terrorist attack as well so people can talk about the muslims and people can talk about islamophobia.
This **** bores me man.
Eurgh this is like groundhog day man. every few years this happens and same arguments are spouted and nothing is actually done.
We're due a terrorist attack as well so people can talk about the muslims and people can talk about islamophobia.
This **** bores me man.
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#56
(Original post by bj27)
define catcalling, this can easily turn into a slippery slope.
Agree with rest btw.
define catcalling, this can easily turn into a slippery slope.
Agree with rest btw.
I would say purposely making someone uncomfortable by sexualising them. Reading what I have said it is difficult to define, and so hard to enforce legally I guess, which is why I don't think it has been.
I have also seen people saying just staring is sexual harassment? Or unwanted sexual advances - so if a guy is texting a girl and says she has a nice body or whatever and she doesn't like it but he stops, that is still sexual harassment?
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#58
(Original post by ANM775)
why would you be at risk?
The only thing i can think of is if people can tell you are gay by just looking at you, and you encountered a rowdy group of lads on a fri/sat night and they ended up hitting you or something
why would you be at risk?
The only thing i can think of is if people can tell you are gay by just looking at you, and you encountered a rowdy group of lads on a fri/sat night and they ended up hitting you or something
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#59
(Original post by Driving_Mad)
This is the problem with enforcing this as it's so hard to define and prosecute.
I would say purposely making someone uncomfortable by sexualising them. Reading what I have said it is difficult to define, and so hard to enforce legally I guess, which is why I don't think it has been.
I have also seen people saying just staring is sexual harassment? Or unwanted sexual advances - so if a guy is texting a girl and says she has a nice body or whatever and she doesn't like it but he stops, that is still sexual harassment?
This is the problem with enforcing this as it's so hard to define and prosecute.
I would say purposely making someone uncomfortable by sexualising them. Reading what I have said it is difficult to define, and so hard to enforce legally I guess, which is why I don't think it has been.
I have also seen people saying just staring is sexual harassment? Or unwanted sexual advances - so if a guy is texting a girl and says she has a nice body or whatever and she doesn't like it but he stops, that is still sexual harassment?
Also this move across the road if you see a woman alone at night is nonsense. So impractical. Also I attribute women being scared of me when i'm walking normally even with head down because i'm a big black dude but whatever I have to cross the road because my presence is threatening due to my genetics even if I do nothing to actually harass the person.
There's a lot of things in play here and the only things you can do is punish the offenders, educate people not to do it and make new measures to keep people safe. Simple as that.
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#60
(Original post by ANM775)
why would you be at risk?
The only thing i can think of is if people can tell you are gay by just looking at you, and you encountered a rowdy group of lads on a fri/sat night and they ended up hitting you or something
why would you be at risk?
The only thing i can think of is if people can tell you are gay by just looking at you, and you encountered a rowdy group of lads on a fri/sat night and they ended up hitting you or something
let's just say that i had an experience like that in my teens.
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