This is what a responsible brother does, to teach his sexist sister sexism has consequences, well done!

IDDQD4Life · 2019-07-27T16:49:47+00:00

Another woman who wants to act a fool and expects a man to bail her out, no matter how it negatively affects the man. And her family (minus the brother) is taking her side. This is me not being surprised.

Krazyrobus · 2019-07-27T16:47:08+00:00

3rd world countries are no joke. Due process is not a thing, you can disappear in such places. He should have pulled the sister aside and said better the pat down than missing the flight or be hauled off to a 3rd world jail where there are worse horrors awaiting you.

Maximum_Afternoon · 2019-07-27T17:01:45+00:00

"Look sis, you can either get this done in the next 30 seconds with me standing right here to make sure you're ok, or you're gonna be on your own in this country and who knows what shit is gonna happen, but remember this is not America. They do not have the same laws or rules here."

iseehot · 2019-07-27T17:27:22+00:00

This is how women get themselves killed, by their lack of situational awareness.

novhaku · 2019-07-27T18:58:50+00:00

Comments are pure cancer and once again pure hypocrisy. "patdowns are unconfortable especially from a man". Okay, so don't go anywhere where it's needed and stfu. Or deal with it like anyone else does. A man doesn't love to be "groped" neither but we understand what must be done to minimize risks. So shut up and stop asking for special treatment. Everyone feels unconfortable when it happens, but it happens FOR A REASON and not every man is a fucking groper; if anything given the kind that often complain about this there's a change that he would be just as disgusted by touching YOU, but it's his fucking job for safety reasons.

They want all of the advantages one can have (safety, etc) without having to deal with anything they don't like that it could bring. Fuck them. Yes it's uncomfortable (and no crying "muh rape" or "muh he's molesting me" doesn't work because it certainly isn't the intent and because EVERYONE is subject to it) but that's how it is. Or you can just go in the plane completely naked. Your choice. (...well, no, given how some of them are nowadays they'd probably chose this)

And the woman is a fucking adult. He has no reason to deal with the bullshit she brought upon herself. Fucking WK.

FoxtrotUniformDelta · 2019-07-27T22:44:58+00:00

The utter theatre in the comments...

"Terrifying"

"Groped"

"What women have to go through on a daily basis"

They are all a bunch of agenda-driven liars. Yes, there are absolutely cases of sexual harassment and I'm sure some, of all the men that have ever done that job, have been perverts - but the level of hysteria is completely disproportionate. In fact, who's to say the women giving her a pat down isn't also a pervert?

Her brother is literally right there, chaperoning. The chances of the guy doing anything other than his job are so minute that if you took that logic with everything in life, not just your feminist rhetoric - you'd never leave the house.

If someone, male or female groped me when doing that I'd think 'Jesus Christ' and complain either then or afterwords. If any of my female friends had it happen to them they'd think 'Dirty old fuck' and again, complain in some appropriate way.

This 'back-of-the-hand-on-my-forehead' collapsing in theatrical shock is doing nothing but attention seeking and convincing everyone else in your echo chamber.

All based entirely on an intensely unlikely hypothetical, that even if it happened wouldn't need a victim complex and therapy.

wobushizhende · 2019-07-27T21:02:07+00:00

People in the comments claim they have been travelling a lot and that there will ALWAYS be someone of the same sex patting you. Huh?? I haven't travelled much and had females patting me on several ocassions.

theanswerisinthedata · 2019-07-28T03:36:02+00:00

Flip the script. 30 yo F trying to get home to her kids leaves her 18 yo brother at the airport because he was being difficult with security. Do people call her an asshole? Not a chance.

shinyashe · 2019-07-28T00:07:35+00:00

How sexist of her to assume the security worker's gender to be male!!!

ervinhass · 2019-07-28T05:31:48+00:00

Maybe the officer identified as a female

dhjekeje · 2019-07-27T19:44:33+00:00

Holy shit at the comment. Imagine a man telling a female worker “nope don’t touch me, give me a male” he would be shamed extremely hard

[deleted] · 2019-07-27T21:52:27+00:00

Haha well done bro.

kreeshus · 2019-07-28T00:52:53+00:00

Tough choice, having to pick between your kids or your sister. Both options were bad, I don't think either choice would make him an asshole, he was caught between a rock and a hard place.

Every traveler knows or ought to know that in a foreign country, you're subject to foreign laws and may not have the same rights one has at home. If you're not willing or able to let someone search you, don't go to places where a personal search is required.

Ultimately no one can be responsible for the actions of another adult, only one's own.

PanderjitSingh_k · 2019-07-28T18:00:55+00:00

Commenter says sister was ‘rightfully afraid’. Afraid of what?

What would he possibly do even if he were one of the tiny minority of men who pose a threat? At his place of work with hundreds of people including armed police around?

Minds like Swiss cheese.

LOIKDU · 2019-07-27T22:52:40+00:00

theanswerisinthedata · 2019-07-28T06:13:18+00:00

/* I went on a ramble responding to one of the controversial comments. After finishing it I thought it deserved better then being crushed under a heavy pile of minuses. */

Here is the thing. I 100% believe and agree with you that YOU should care for YOUR sister. I would be willing to bet she has not taken advantage of or pushed your bond of trust beyond the point where you begin to question your sacrifices. This depth of willingness to sacrifice oneself for another person is often predicated on your personal belief to how much you are willing to sacrifice for that person. For some that sibling bond is immutable for others it is not. I pity those that will love unconditionally because they are easy to take advantage of. It is not reasonable to project your sibling relationship on theirs.

I seriously think the only thing he did wrong was not go up to her and say “I am leaving now. Either comply with security and come with me or stay here.”

The thing she did not do (as far as we are told) was offer an alternative solution to the problem faced by security. I mean they can’t very well pull her aside to search her then have her deny them and then just let her go. I think she should have asked to select another agent. Of course they would still be a man but at least they were not the one to “select” her for a search so he should seem less threatening. Unfortunately we see it oh too often, women just stamp their feet and huff and puff rather than discuss a solution.

DevilWDevil · 2019-07-27T17:59:06+00:00

Regardless of the circumstances, it's a real piece of shit move to abandon your sibling when there was an established notion that you would be traveling together. I dont care if you're male or female, doing something like that to someone who clearly doesn't have the necessary life experience to handle it is just plain cruel. I'd give any of my kids a crack upside the head if I heard they left their sibling alone down town, let alone in an different country entirely.

Ajamesbird · 2019-07-27T19:46:51+00:00

Nah man, family comes first

vHohenheim23 · 2019-07-27T17:05:41+00:00

Meh.... I can't agree with this. There is no way that I would ever leave my sister behind in some strange country or with questionable people.

I would have tried to convince her to have it done while I'm there to witness and make sure he does nothing perverted. Or would I have stayed with her until a female can come and pat her down. She's my sister after all.

No matter what, I will always stand up for my family.

That guy is an asshole. He should get the shit beaten out of him, what "man" leaves his little sister alone like that? Disgusting behavior.

Title	This is what a responsible brother does, to teach his sexist sister sexism has consequences, well done!
Author	ZigZagProton
Upvotes	53
Comments	77
Date	July 27, 2019 4:16 PM UTC (7 years ago)
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