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1	Australian taxpayers fund campaign declaring it's sexual harassment to literally quietly look at a woman on public transport. Solely aimed at attacking men of course. A big problem here is I came to share a personal experience relevant to the post and am now being crucified as a feminazi...there is nothing further from the truth. Apparently lot of people here are too lazy to read a comment before dismissing someone as a feminist and giving that downvote	/r/MensRights	25/06/18 11:11 PM
1	Australian taxpayers fund campaign declaring it's sexual harassment to literally quietly look at a woman on public transport. Solely aimed at attacking men of course. You’re missing the word ‘potentially’. Example: this person may potentially follow me off the bus. Stop and read what I’m actually saying and calm the fuck down acting like I’m a feminist and I’ll bother with a proper response.	/r/MensRights	25/06/18 11:00 PM
1	Australian taxpayers fund campaign declaring it's sexual harassment to literally quietly look at a woman on public transport. Solely aimed at attacking men of course. Er, no. You’re choosing to interpret it that way. I subscribed to mensrights a long time before posting an honest comment which maybe you should read before picking out the most inconsequential grammatical slight and entering your own bogus translation to crucify me as a feminazi. I’m against fourth wave feminism but the backlash I’ve received show that some of you on here have nothing better to do than whinge at my fucking spelling	/r/MensRights	25/06/18 10:51 PM
0	Australian taxpayers fund campaign declaring it's sexual harassment to literally quietly look at a woman on public transport. Solely aimed at attacking men of course. You’re making me out to be a feminist which I’m not. I’m not wasting time answering your questions, read my previous comments regarding this post and you’ll know why I chose to comment at all	/r/MensRights	25/06/18 06:47 PM
2	Australian taxpayers fund campaign declaring it's sexual harassment to literally quietly look at a woman on public transport. Solely aimed at attacking men of course. Dont like my point of view? Call me a feminazi and a bad person all you want I can only laugh. Again, you’re twisting my words and making unfounded assumptions on my character and opinions which show that you really don’t understand my viewpoint. Listen mate arguing over the internet isn’t something I waste time doing so I’m gonna wrap it up.	/r/MensRights	25/06/18 01:35 PM
1	Australian taxpayers fund campaign declaring it's sexual harassment to literally quietly look at a woman on public transport. Solely aimed at attacking men of course. If you read them properly you’d know	/r/MensRights	25/06/18 11:12 AM
1	Australian taxpayers fund campaign declaring it's sexual harassment to literally quietly look at a woman on public transport. Solely aimed at attacking men of course. When did I say I wanted to do that?	/r/MensRights	25/06/18 10:47 AM
2	Australian taxpayers fund campaign declaring it's sexual harassment to literally quietly look at a woman on public transport. Solely aimed at attacking men of course. Now who’s being proper	/r/MensRights	25/06/18 04:52 AM
1	Australian taxpayers fund campaign declaring it's sexual harassment to literally quietly look at a woman on public transport. Solely aimed at attacking men of course. Haha I’m Australian but I guess that’s close enough	/r/MensRights	25/06/18 04:50 AM
1	Australian taxpayers fund campaign declaring it's sexual harassment to literally quietly look at a woman on public transport. Solely aimed at attacking men of course. Right. Well I haven’t been in your exact situation so sorry that I don’t appear to have fully understood. Thanks for clearing that up 👍🏼	/r/MensRights	25/06/18 04:47 AM
1	Australian taxpayers fund campaign declaring it's sexual harassment to literally quietly look at a woman on public transport. Solely aimed at attacking men of course. Different experiences I guess, yes sir let’s 👍🏼	/r/MensRights	25/06/18 04:43 AM
2	Australian taxpayers fund campaign declaring it's sexual harassment to literally quietly look at a woman on public transport. Solely aimed at attacking men of course. Im sorry that society have come to a point where (especially in your profession) you’re made to feel you need to be stupidly cautious to avoid possible implications....I can’t say I’ve been in the same situation but It doesn’t sound like a great feeling. There will always be individuals who ruin things for the majority, people who use their place of power to abuse those in their care or employ are a big reason why innocent, well meaning people such as I’m sure you are, are put in an unfair posit…	/r/MensRights	25/06/18 04:41 AM
-7	Australian taxpayers fund campaign declaring it's sexual harassment to literally quietly look at a woman on public transport. Solely aimed at attacking men of course. That comment made me laugh! Well It would probably take that exact kind of person to want control over other people’s sight I guess	/r/MensRights	25/06/18 04:31 AM
1	Australian taxpayers fund campaign declaring it's sexual harassment to literally quietly look at a woman on public transport. Solely aimed at attacking men of course. Nah I think that’s utter bullshit. I mean maybe Netflix staff feel that they have needed to do this but I think that a ‘5 second’ rule is utterly bizarre. There are always better things to spend taxpayers money on but we all have been met with different issues in life and for my own reasons I am not personally against this one :)	/r/MensRights	25/06/18 04:28 AM
-10	Australian taxpayers fund campaign declaring it's sexual harassment to literally quietly look at a woman on public transport. Solely aimed at attacking men of course. Also curious as to why you feel the need to be so extremely cautious about being alone with women? Was it a past experience that you’re trying to avoid or just a general not wanting to be accused of something?	/r/MensRights	25/06/18 04:17 AM
-13	Australian taxpayers fund campaign declaring it's sexual harassment to literally quietly look at a woman on public transport. Solely aimed at attacking men of course. Question, if a man was full blown-turned-head-and-body to stare at you, and only you, for an extended period of time, how would that make you react?	/r/MensRights	25/06/18 04:15 AM
1	Australian taxpayers fund campaign declaring it's sexual harassment to literally quietly look at a woman on public transport. Solely aimed at attacking men of course. I would hope so. In my case, I politely asked the man staring at me to stop, got verbally and almost physically assaulted	/r/MensRights	25/06/18 04:11 AM
1	Australian taxpayers fund campaign declaring it's sexual harassment to literally quietly look at a woman on public transport. Solely aimed at attacking men of course. You can’t always ‘leave’ a dark street or protect yourself. Maybe your phones flat and you can’t call a friend to pick you up?	/r/MensRights	25/06/18 04:09 AM
0	Australian taxpayers fund campaign declaring it's sexual harassment to literally quietly look at a woman on public transport. Solely aimed at attacking men of course. Yes I know they cannot rape you on a train 😂 The thing I’m trying to illustrate is that being assaulted/raped is something you always need to consider when alone especially at night: several reports of rape/murder in my area of women walking alone at night are exactly why one needs to consider the possibility that this person staring at me MAY, potentially, follow me off and I need to take measures to not become a victim	/r/MensRights	25/06/18 04:08 AM
2	Australian taxpayers fund campaign declaring it's sexual harassment to literally quietly look at a woman on public transport. Solely aimed at attacking men of course. I’m well aware that men experience these things and that it is a problem. Entitled females shouldn’t ever feel like it is okay to do this so I guess there should be an inclusion in the advert for males too... I’m not saying that women don’t behave this way- I’ve been in a situation where a drunk friend of a friend thought it was okay to make sexual advances towards a male she had never met on a train and both my friend and I were disgusted and stopped talking to her after that. But when you’re a…	/r/MensRights	25/06/18 04:03 AM
2	Australian taxpayers fund campaign declaring it's sexual harassment to literally quietly look at a woman on public transport. Solely aimed at attacking men of course. Before calling me mean things I think you should observe that I was just stating my point of view, and how it has been a huge problem for me in the past and why.	/r/MensRights	25/06/18 03:37 AM
1	Australian taxpayers fund campaign declaring it's sexual harassment to literally quietly look at a woman on public transport. Solely aimed at attacking men of course. I have never said that I promote controlling what people do in public :)	/r/MensRights	25/06/18 03:30 AM
-5	Australian taxpayers fund campaign declaring it's sexual harassment to literally quietly look at a woman on public transport. Solely aimed at attacking men of course. That’s unfortunate and I do agree it would not be a pleasant experience for your friends. Girls who think it is okay to do this are definitely in the wrong and I agree the ones who use their ‘pussypass’ to excuse this type of behaviour are in the wrong. Society needs to address this also. The reason I agree with what the advert illustrates is the danger aspect that goes along with it. Agreed that males can also feel in danger when preyed upon by a gaggle of handsy women, however it isn’t always …	/r/MensRights	25/06/18 03:28 AM
1	Australian taxpayers fund campaign declaring it's sexual harassment to literally quietly look at a woman on public transport. Solely aimed at attacking men of course. Billions you say? Yeah that’s a bit far. The ad is dramatising the situation as every ad does but it helps put into perspective a situation where the female who (whether by past traumatic events) or for whatever reason feels uneasy at the unwelcome gaze of a stranger, and the spectator being aware of the behaviour being socially unacceptable. Usually if I receive this behaviour I will ignore it. Though now and then I’ll stare back in an attempt to illustrate how annoying it can be	/r/MensRights	25/06/18 03:09 AM
-5	Australian taxpayers fund campaign declaring it's sexual harassment to literally quietly look at a woman on public transport. Solely aimed at attacking men of course. I don’t see a legislation here. If anything i see an awareness campaign. Not sure if you read my comment above but i actually did ask someone politely to stop staring at me, he raised his fist and threatened me, when I walked away he followed yelling obscenities and had there not been security and several bystanders It could have been very bad for me. Although judging by your ‘having freedom to be a jerk’ view I’m not sure you’re the best person to reason with	/r/MensRights	25/06/18 01:39 AM
0	Australian taxpayers fund campaign declaring it's sexual harassment to literally quietly look at a woman on public transport. Solely aimed at attacking men of course. I think what your problem with this is that it is aimed solely at men. I grew up being taught that ‘it’s rude to stare’ I don’t do it out of respect, and I feel uncomfortable if anyone (women included) do it to me. However from experience, the vast majority of ‘staring’ offenders have been men, many of which have done it out of sexual desire - this is pretty gross but once after school we (a group of 14 year old girls) actually saw a man jacking off while watching us. I can understand that we al…	/r/MensRights	25/06/18 01:06 AM
-7	Australian taxpayers fund campaign declaring it's sexual harassment to literally quietly look at a woman on public transport. Solely aimed at attacking men of course. Actually this is one thing that i have to wholeheartedly disagree with you on. Being a reasonable looking female I’ve had trouble with men leering at me on public transport since I was about 12. Once or twice having to ask an older man to please stop staring at me and consequently being threatened, or just feeling disgusted as older men (some drunk, mentally unstable or drug addicts) look at or even smile and tell me ‘if I were 40 years younger’.... Yes I take care of my appearance but it is not…	/r/MensRights	25/06/18 12:19 AM