Hello Stranger ... Want To Have Sex?

Townhall.com ^ | May 7, 2014 | Mike Adams

[bobo1]

It didn’t work.

I put a condom on a cucumber just like they showed me and my girlfriend still got pregnant /s.

[IronJack]

The correct response to the guy’s proposition is “No.”

Or “Yes.”

But it is naive to be offended by a college guy’s overt solicitation of college girls for sex. All he’s doing is avoiding the subtlety more commonly practiced in the mating ritual.

He’s also being a crude jackass, but hey, that’s what today’s culture has become.

Probably the worst thing that could happen to him would be to get a “Yes” answer. Any gal who would shake it down with a random stranger just because he asked is probably either a skank, demented, or a liberal (but I repeat myself).

[SgtHooper]

Would that same question be considered improper now (not to you, but in general)?

[tumblindice]

The person in the black `I Love My Vagina’ tee shirt.
She’s doing strange things with her hands.

[Political Junkie Too]

Did he sexually harass these women in a traditional sense? No, this was a case of creating a hostile environment in the workplace.

I reject this conclusion.

This may have been Mike Adams' workplace, but it is not the student's workplace. The student is a customer who has purchased the product of education.

This is similar to a person who walks into a department store who then asks another customer out for a date. It may have been an unwelcomed proposition to the other customer, but the first customer was not creating a "hostile workplace environment."

Now, if it were a teacher who was propositioning other teachers, then I'd agree that the teacher was creating a hostile work environment. If supervisors were aware of the offending teacher and did not discipline the teacher, then it is also creating a hostile work environment.

But that does not extend to customers who are simply transactionally inside that work environment.

-PJ

[a fool in paradise]

If a woman had done this, we would’ve been told that it was “empowering”.

Universities have “slut walks” so that women can march proudly independent in groups proclaiming their sexual prowess.

[a fool in paradise]

He should have dressed like a woman, you know, in drag. That would have threw a wrench in the whole feminist attack.

"I'd like to explore my lesbian side..."

[a fool in paradise]

Probably the worst thing that could happen to him would be to get a “Yes” answer. Any gal who would shake it down with a random stranger just because he asked is probably either a skank, demented, or a liberal (but I repeat myself).

The Obama administration urged this tactic while waiting in line to enroll in Obamacare...

[Impy]

If he were a female student, his conduct would have been seen in a very different light.

If he were a female, even an ugly one, he'd gotten a "yes" pretty soon. He must have sloppy or crazy looking or he would have gotten a yes from some skank eventually.

[TBP]

You mean he didn’t get a yes?

[Baynative]

Wasn’t Sandra Fluke’s demand for free birth control for single women a promotion of wide open sexual boundaries?

[lentulusgracchus]

That's like that scene in Tootsie, in which Dustin Hoffman's character finally acts on the inside-scoop girl talk he's been hearing in drag as "Tootsie", and gets a faceful of wine for his trouble.

Girls talk crap. Called on it, they pitch a fit and pretend it's his fault.

[OldNewYork]

If he changed his name to Chelsea Manning he could scold everyone for insensitivity to transgendered lesbians.

[Tainan]

Love that song & singer.

[Tainan]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xKZ7o7EXHFM

[RansomOttawa]

He should have dressed like a woman, you know, in drag. That would have threw a wrench in the whole feminist attack.

Too much work. All you really have to do is "self-identify" as a woman, and accuse your accusers of cissexism.