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Originally Posted by GirlySports
Sure, I probably wouldn't either.
But what happens to us, doesn't happen while we're working or gets posted on youtube for all to see. It's definitely a violation.
Another scenario. If you (any of you) were on the C-Train and a girl was kissed on the cheek by some guy who ran off, would you be a witness? Would you help her identify the guy or just brush it off and convince her bah, it's just a kiss, it's nothing. Or vice versa, guy kissed by girl.
We need to protect each other.
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I would ask her if she was OK. Then if she was like 99% of human beings not looking for a story scoop, she would say "Yeah, that was pretty weird and spooky." And probably just keep on keeping on.
If she asked me to stay around to help file a police report, legally I would feel obliged to, and would. But I would suspect most people would just chalk it up to some drunk or high weirdo.
If the woman was groped, or violently assaulted, of course, that is an entirely different scenario.
I am not arguing what this guy did was OK. I am arguing that the reaction is extreme. Nothing about what I saw in that video looked sexually menacing. It did look like stupid drunk/high idiot, just being a drunk/high idiot looking for 2 seconds of fame.