77 percent of women encountered sexual harassment in public in their life.
Wait a minute... catcalling, staring and bad jokes are all forms of sexual "harassment"
So, If I am supposed to take this number seriously, that means that.... 23 percent pf women aren't worth ever talking to.
Interesting 
@LukeAlmighty Nah, it means the 23% are level headed and don't call it "harassment".
I bet many of the 77% are not worth talking to, but stared at for outrageous behavior/clothing/hairstyle.
"Look at me!!!!!"
<someone looks>
"RAPIST!!!"
Both of you are being really retarded right now. Girls and women are harassed REALLY frequently.
My 15 year old sister who looks like 12 gets ogled and harassed.
There's probably no woman in my whole extended family who hasn't been harassed at some point in her life, though I only know some of their stories because only my aunt is "autistic" enough to openly talk about such topics.
They don't generally talk about it, least of all with men who they know will immediately go on retarded tirades like OH I BET YOU ASKED FOR IT or SURE YOU AREN'T OVERREACTING?!?
@KonataWagner1066 @niclas @PonyPanda @taylan
Yes, it is, if you're protecting her from someone she never saw because he wans't talking about her in a random joke.
@KonataWagner1066 @niclas @PonyPanda @taylan
Nah. There's a block button if I am too immature for you.
I think the "woke community" does this all the time;
"One X had Y happened to them. Therefor Y happens to all X."
It is called a non-sequitur fallacy, with a large chunk of false equivalence and false equivocation.
Simple, extreme example; "All known serial killers have/had mothers. Therefor, all children will become serial killers."
Everyone are victims of something, if you really look for it and redefining some words along the way.
I simply don't subscribe to Victim Culture. It is like giving children treats when they misbehave.
@PonyPanda @niclas @taylan
The point is where and why he decided to bring this up. I would obviously not call him out, if he just complained, but to complain under that post is just tone-deaf.
@PonyPanda @niclas @taylan
That has to be the widest use of that term I have seen so far...
I'll allow it
