pepharytheworm said:
Hmm.... one news line is something that actually happens and the other isn't. When you see this all the time happening it's not to hard to imagine women feeling harassed by men saying hi on the street. Noone is asking to jail people saying hi. |
I was speaking in hyperbole to illustrate just how perverse this line of thought can get if we keep broadening the definition of "harassment" to the degree that this video does. Where does it end? Will a guy approaching a girl at a club become harrassment? Will a guy trying to strike up a conversation with a girl at a bus stop become harrassment? In both cases, it would be if he persisted when rebuffed, but in this video, many of the men do not persist when she shows no interest. It cheapens the suffering of those who experience genuine harrassment to call being greeted in the street harrassment.