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It's the socks that you've gotta watch out for.

That's actually known as 'clothing harassment' where a woman is harassed (purposefully or otherwise) by a man's clothing.

Hey Joseph, if you're not careful, you're gonna get sucked into a circular logic argument, my friend.

Hey wylie, if a woman is hitting on me (well, being flirty in a kinda obvious way, which is womens version of hitting on someone) and I don't respond to it and she says to me 'What's the matter? Are you gay?' is that harassment? What if I'm sitting next to a woman and she starts talking to me...

http://alphagameplan.blogspot.com.au/2014/10/ignore-women-in-public.html "So, the next time a strong, independent woman you don't know looks to you for help in public, just smile, tell her you don't harass women, and walk away. And if she tries to talk to you, tell her to stop harassing...

Trust Stefan Molyneux to make a rebuttal video that is three times longer than the original post, lol.

Yeah, this is the Brad Pitt Rule.

Not surprising in the slightest. Much of the so-called 'street harassment' brigade target minorities, specifically black males for their campaign. Here is a link to a series of blog articles written by a working class black man on his perspective relating to so-called street harassment...

This thread reminds me of the opening lines to a Flight of The Conchords song. Oh my God. She's so hot. She's so flippin' hot. She's like a curry. I want to tell her how hot she is, but she'll think I'm being sexist. She's so hot she's making me sexist...

Depends what you define as 'scary/creepy'. I don't mind it, but then I'm an adult and handle it like an adult. Actually, no wait, one time I was waiting at the lights to cross the road and this one broad hung out the window of a car and wolf whistled at me. So I turned around started doing a...

Player, the whole premise behind the 'street harrassment' phenomenon is this: 'Only men that I find attractive should be allowed to approach me and only when I am in the mood to be approached. Guys that approach me that I am not attracted to are automatically creepy and need to be shamed for...

Nemo, I wasn't having a go at you, I understood the meaning of your post, just expanded on it. It's like in the video link I posted. How to avoid a sexual harrassment complaint: - Be handsome - Be attractive - Don't be unattractive

I have had women: - whistle at me - yell things from passing cars - grab my butt - put their hand on my leg - had women approach me on the street Never considered it 'harrassment'. This may blow some peoples' minds, but we're (both men and women) adults who are perfectly capable of handling...

The whole 'street harrassment' nonsense reminds me of this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PxuUkYiaUc8

Strongly disagree. Although I have absolutely no respect whatsoever for the OP, he (and everyone else) has a right to express their views. Anyone that doesn't like or agree with it has the right to ignore it or not participate in the discussion.

I didn't watch the video. Didn't need to after seeing who the video was made/sponsored by. Hollaback is just another fembot conspiracy theory propaganda machine not worth the time it takes to mention their name.