Getting your friends to surround a breastfeeding woman and stare at her is harassment. Wolfwhistling and hooting at a breastfeeding woman is harassment. The people who suggested doing so specifically stated they would do it with the intent to intimidate the woman. Which brings me back to a point I made just a few posts upthread - this is really about punishing women for daring to use their breasts for something other than male enjoyment.Flare Phoenix said:Better than making bogus claims of sexual harrassment in order to cover for the fact you have absolutely no valuable input in the matter.Cyberwulf said:Flare Phoenix said:Yeah I think that's the thing that gets to me. If you pull them out in public, you got to be prepared for some people (especially young boys) to be like "Wow! What the hell are those?!". It's kind of like the whole "just because I dress like a slut, doesn't make me a slut" argument some women use for how they dress.IceStar100 said:I wonder to those who are fine with it. Is it ok for me to wolf call and hoot at her. If she does not care if she make other uncomfortable should I have to care about her wants.Yeah! Sexually harass those dumb bitches till they do what YOU want!TornadoADV said:If they do it, I reserve the right to call my boys in and we can have a school circle pow-wow around her and watch intently. If she makes a fuss, it becomes indecent exposure and she goes to jail and we get a free show.
Are you serious?
If I made you uncomfortable by suggesting you're condoning sexist, intimidating behaviour - TOUGH SHIT. By the way, love this part of your post:
That doesn't make you sound like a creeper at all.It's kind of like the whole "just because I dress like a slut, doesn't make me a slut" argument some women use for how they dress.