Well, that's what happens when you allow alien cultures to propagate within your country. Especially cultures that are renowned for treating women as either second class citizens or objects.
Has making a pass at a woman just become illegal?
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Well, that's what happens when you allow alien cultures to propagate within your country. Especially cultures that are renowned for treating women as either second class citizens or objects.
If they ignored the law before they won't suddenly start listening now.
Yes but you're in France now, land of the hairy armpit, so you'll be reet.
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That didnt take long did it. Well done.
Come on, you can troll subtler than that idiotic race baiting.
Well I'm sure his attitude is a bit different when his wife is standing there with a rolling pin making him do the dusting to what it is on here
It was never OK however in the past it was what would probably be considered something done by 'reasonable people' because it's what a lot of men did and women put up with, some things that were acceptable or done by a lot of people in the past may not be acceptable in today's world. Society moves on and just because you did something as a teenager it doesn't mean it will be acceptable when you're in your 50-60's.
Did you miss the thread where he describes women who aren't virgins as second hand? Of course he's been married a long time, he had to get in early.
Borne out by the stats of sexual crime offenders I'm afraid. Don't like it? Take it up with them.
Take a look at the stats for younger offenders in particular (the age groups most likely to immigrate to the UK).
"BME sex offenders are hugely over represented in the younger groups (for example, in the 21-29 year old group, Black offenders are 16.8 per cent of this group and Asian offenders are 13.2 per cent – together they represent 30 percent of the whole group)."
lol
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Of course it was never okay but the people that are complaining against this law did think it was okay. Even during the #metoo movement people were still claiming grabbing arse and being creepy or rapey was okay.
I wouldn't go as far as calling Chris a culture!
Dunno, some in here are sure he was grown in a Petri dish!
Again, creepy is subjective. I don't even know how you define rapey!
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Just follow the new laws and keep this in mind and you would be fine.
rapey
adjective
informal
adjective: rapey
- sexually aggressive or inappropriate in a way that causes fear or unease.
"I always got a real rapey vibe from them"
Use over time for: rapey
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So...it's an informal term. Which means it can't really be qualified/quantified.
Said with a seeming total lack of awareness of the thread this was posted in.
Said with a seeming total lack of awareness of the thread this was posted in.
Or full appreciation of the fact that cultural change over time should have these issues sodding off and confined to older generations. However the trend is going the opposite way and is driven by a disproportionate number of the offenders being BME, particularly young BME men. The group most likely to be recent immigrants to the country. Immigrants who tend to be arriving from countries where the treatment of women is appalling. Just because they arrive in the UK doesn't suddenly mean they're going to turn in to model citizens. They bring their culture with them. Both the good aspects and, as per this instance, the bad aspects.
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