Drag Queen Gets 100 Cat Calls In 10 Hours

[WHO IS SERAFIN]

I think we should be really careful saying anything to this person it may damage him for life. This guy made it a great point making it clear how silly this whole argument is.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=3X9QbXbNZ-g

 

[Webster]

*deadpans* ...and now we know what Liberty's been doing these past few months....

 

[WHO IS SERAFIN]

*deadpans* ...and now we know what Liberty's been doing these past few months....

And whats that?

 

[Webster]

*deadpans* ...and now we know what Liberty's been doing these past few months....

And whats that?

I believe that, (a)I was just picking on you there, and (b)it would appear that you have no sense of humor whatsoever...

 

[WHO IS SERAFIN]

Oh okay. Sometimes humor does not translate well without face to face interaction.

 

[Dee]

It's actually not silly, but okay. Cat-calling, in certain situations, and to certain degrees, can be completely harmless. Many people, and women in general, do acknowledge that. But when you experience it your entire life and when it is quite obviously of a sexual nature, and it is done to the sex who is constantly regarded by many people as weak and vulnerable, who are considered sexual objects, it's not "silly" anymore. No one should be cat called if in the wrong situation, and especially not just walking down the street minding your own business. Doesn't matter if you're male or female, but it is quite obviously different--in our society--with men and women. And if you cannot see the difference, then you are perpetuating the belief that there is absolutely nothing wrong with the situation. If you wouldn't want or like it happening to your mother, your sister, your daughter, your friend, your girlfriend, your wife, then the same must apply to strangers.

 

[WHO IS SERAFIN]

It's actually not silly, but okay. Cat-calling, in certain situations, and to certain degrees, can be completely harmless. Many people, and women in general, do acknowledge that. But when you experience it your entire life and when it is quite obviously of a sexual nature, and it is done to the sex who is constantly regarded by many people as weak and vulnerable, who are considered sexual objects, it's not "silly" anymore. No one should be cat called if in the wrong situation, and especially not just walking down the street minding your own business. Doesn't matter if you're male or female, but it is quite obviously different--in our society--with men and women. And if you cannot see the difference, then you are perpetuating the belief that there is absolutely nothing wrong with the situation. If you wouldn't want or like it happening to your mother, your sister, your daughter, your friend, your girlfriend, your wife, then the same must apply to strangers.

I completely agree there is a line between making harmless comments and stalking someone like what a few of those weirdos did in that original video. As I said in the original post some women find it harmless with a bit of compliment even if it might be rude.

I guess what I have problem with is this feminazis who did the original video and all the feminazis who want to somehow make such actions illegal like yelling looking good sexy. But what they have done in unwittingly is show its more of a certain race doing such actions and now they are bending over backwards to make a excuses for it so they will not be called racists.