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Originally Posted by gamesaver
Just want to say that I agree with you on how stupid and irresponsible that was from Matthews and company. However.. If that woman is working as a security guard and is a military vet, I would tend to think she is kind of expected to deal with such situations. Imagine if there was a real robbery on a property she is supposed to watch. Do you think her telling these robbers she is a WOMAN and a military vet with post traumatic disorder would cut it? Maybe she should reconsider her occupation. This is not meant in any way as a defence of Matthews, what he did was stupid. But the fact he is a well-known hockey player and she is a female security guard should not make any difference. IF you trully believe in equality.
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We’re not here to argue whether security is an appropriate job for a vet with PTSD. There wasn’t a robbery and that’d be a completely different scenario. Sound like a red herring argument to me. No job entails being harassed by anyone.