Astute
Well-Known Member
Can we have that in English please?
Can we have that in English please?What are you on about? The link you're trying to present simply doesn't exist.
The fact you've not directly subjected to something doesn't mean you can't form the opinion that you wouldn't want to be - it doesn't mean you're "pissed off" for not being subjected to such actions.
I wouldn't call it a hate crime, but it always seems lecherous and while it could be taken as a cheeky compliment it can just as easily make someone uncomfortable. I don't like the whole idea of if women make themselves look nice they shouldn't complain about the attention, that's the first step on the slippery slope of 'asking for it'. A lot of people try to look good for their own confidence as much as anything.
I like Tony's point about it being a bit On The Buses, it seems like a relic from that time. Shouting about someone's arse from a passing van, telling women to smile or cheer up, that kind of thing. Bit 70s.
I wondered what happened to Nicola.I haven't heard anything like it for ages. Since I stopped wearing the long blonde wig anyway
I wouldn't call it a hate crime, but it always seems lecherous and while it could be taken as a cheeky compliment it can just as easily make someone uncomfortable. I don't like the whole idea of if women make themselves look nice they shouldn't complain about the attention, that's the first step on the slippery slope of 'asking for it'. A lot of people try to look good for their own confidence as much as anything.
I like Tony's point about it being a bit On The Buses, it seems like a relic from that time. Shouting about someone's arse from a passing van, telling women to smile or cheer up, that kind of thing. Bit 70s.
I wondered what happened to Nicola.
I will have another word with my dad about that.Some old bloke kept whistling in the Keresley Area so she had to go into retirement!
I wouldn't call it a hate crime, but it always seems lecherous and while it could be taken as a cheeky compliment it can just as easily make someone uncomfortable. I don't like the whole idea of if women make themselves look nice they shouldn't complain about the attention, that's the first step on the slippery slope of 'asking for it'. A lot of people try to look good for their own confidence as much as anything.
I like Tony's point about it being a bit On The Buses, it seems like a relic from that time. Shouting about someone's arse from a passing van, telling women to smile or cheer up, that kind of thing. Bit 70s.
Only if they have bought it from Gregg's.Are we not allowed to say "dont be shy, show us your pie" any more too?
But where on this thread has any agreed with it being a hate crime?There are some real wet blankets on here. None of them wimmin but being offended on behalf of women. Where's your Milly Tante t-shirts?
I don't wolf whistle but I think badging it as a 'hate crime' seems to diminish genuine hate crime. It's another way for the police and authorities to subtly increase their power by criminalising what are mostly acts with innocuous intent.
Well yep, should work both ways.I await the police accompanying firemen to arrest the women for hate crimes.
I saw firemen go into an office once where women were, it was worse than any building site.
The baby oil they carried and bright pink fire engine they arrived in should have tipped you off that they weren't real firemen.
Some women love it, some find it offensive and intimidating, but a hate crime?
Think the justice system in this country has bigger fish to fry in all honesty.
But where on this thread has any agreed with it being a hate crime?
Think you will find everyone has said it is not haven't they?
Okay, fair enough. Entitled to your opinion.I've not said that they agreed, just that they're wet blankets.
Could try. I went to them with a congealed chocolate orange and they didn't want to know mind.....What about Watchdog?
I think 'watch dog' sums up perfectly the view of many of these Neanderthal builders doesn't it?What about Watchdog?
There are some real wet blankets on here. None of them wimmin but being offended on behalf of women. Where's your Milly Tante t-shirts?
And again can we have that in English please?And your thoughts on those who believe they're entitled to decide what women should put up?
Can we have that in English please?
A women?Maybe you could get a women to explain it to you?
A women?
I did ask you. Is it just you or do I have to ask more?
And your thoughts on those who believe they're entitled to decide what women should put up?
Yes what? Just you is enough?
I presume you mean Nottinghamshire Police.
Can you see from up there on your high horse how many are saying that women should put up with such actions?No, I mean those on here.
You've raised issue with those "being offended on behalf of women", but what are your thoughts on those who are suggesting women should just put up with such actions?
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