"Look at you, you're sexual harassment. ”
In the past few days, I have brushed up on an outrageous news that happened on a subway train in Hong Kong, China:
The middle school student who took the subway just glanced at the woman, and was extremely insulted by the woman, and had to call the police to arrest the student.
What kind of self-confidence can make a woman feel that a glance is sexual harassment?
How did this student respond? Let's find out the whole process of the whole thing!
Here's how it happened: At the Hong Kong subway station, a woman wearing shorts and slippers was waiting for the train.
After a while, the woman didn't know what the reason, maybe she was not feeling well, so she squatted down on the platform waiting for the subway.
It's okay to squat down, because there is no seat, and she is tired from standing, but she is squatting alone on the entire platform.
So, some people can't help but take a look and see what's going on.
Two of the middle school students inadvertently glanced at her, and the woman exploded on the spot and followed her onto the subway.
The woman's boyfriend came over and told the boy that they had sexually harassed the woman.
Then the woman scolded the boy angrily: "Look at what, you sexually harass me with your eyes." ”
"Can't you just look at it?" replied the middle school student.
"Of course not, look at you, you are sexual harassment, call the police, if it is fake, you have to call the police, call the police now. ”
The woman kept shouting and scolding the boys, causing everyone in the carriage to come around to watch the excitement.
The middle school student hurriedly explained: "You squat and let me take a look." ”
"Look, you're making me uncomfortable, making me unhappy. ”
The woman's voice was particularly loud, as if she were reasonable.
He also asked which middle school the boy belonged to and yelled to call the police.
What's even more strange is that the woman doesn't know whether she is weak or self-righteous, and she actually popularized the definition of sexual harassment.
She pointed at the boy with her finger: "Any behavior, any language, any look at you that makes the woman feel uncomfortable, threatened, and attacked, is sexual harassment." ”
This really refreshed my understanding of sexual harassment, where did such a self-centered sense of superiority come from?
And the woman's attitude was very bad throughout the whole process, and her voice was as ugly as a shrew scolding the street.
The carriage echoed with the woman's non-stop snarky roar, and her boyfriend echoed loudly on the side, his stout figure threatening to the boys.
Under the stalemate between the two sides, the boy finally chose to call the police for help.
So, when the subway reached the next station, the three of them got off together.
When the police arrived at the scene, the boy told the story of the incident, while the woman was agitated and screamed on the side, and finally cried in her boyfriend's arms.
Many passengers at the scene couldn't stand this farce and stood together in solidarity with the boys.
In the end, the police determined that the boy was not at fault, and he was able to leave safely.
Afterwards, the boy asked a question on the Internet to explain what sexual harassment is?
In general, sexual harassment in our eyes includes:
Touching shoulders, arms, etc., such as pinching or touching sensitive areas, or deliberately approaching and pressing the other person closely. Forced hugging, kissing, and other intimate behaviors.
The boy on the subway just glanced at it and didn't do too much, how could it constitute sexual harassment?
Speechless, what kind of people have!
And sexual harassment is very difficult to get away with, as long as the woman bites you to death, it is basically a sure thing.
The last one who was harassed at a glance was a female student from Sichuan University.
The successive cases of slander and sexual harassment in the subway have left netizens speechless, and many people have left spicy ridicule in the comment area:
A male netizen said: I swiped this video and saw the heroine's legs, I took the initiative to turn myself in and don't arrest me.
Some netizens joked to him at the bottom: That's not good, cross the province immediately.
There are also male netizens with the same experience in the comment area:
I thought there were very few such people until one day I met them myself.
Fortunately, there was a camera there, and she was eager to pull me away, saying that I was sneaking on her.
As a result, the police came and dropped the camera, my hand just touched her school bag, the high-definition camera was clear, she had nothing to say, but she thought it was over.
I didn't let her go, I sued her for defaming me, I was traumatized in my heart, and I was compensated for mental damages.
She didn't expect the court to win me, and the lawyer's money was not spent in vain to pay me 500 for mental damages.
can only say that this netizen's approach is really relieving, and sometimes you need to treat these little fairies who can only spew blood!
And, guess: this incident that is happening in the Hong Kong subway now will definitely not be the last version!
It's weird to squat on the subway, think about it, when your afterglow sweeps to the existence of abnormalities, will you subconsciously take a closer look and confirm the situation.
In this case, the boy was at some distance from the girl, there was no physical contact, no verbal behavior.
The boy just looked at her a few more times, and was abused by the woman for sexually harassing her with her eyes, and the law does not define the article that it is sexual harassment.
Her so-called definition of sexual harassment is even more outrageous, and making people uncomfortable at a glance is sexual harassment?
Then this society is chaotic, in public, when we see beautiful women and handsome guys, we generally look twice, and everyone likes to appreciate beautiful things, which is human nature.
Therefore, it is conceivable that this boy is innocent, and he is completely made a fuss by the little fairy, and his sense of self-superiority is making trouble!
We should increase the punishment for false accusations, the elderly have nothing to do with slander, and the Chengdu Metro is also an apology, which has obviously caused such a big impact on the other party.
Rumor-mongers can laugh out loud unscrupulously, but it is difficult for those who are falsely accused to be wronged, and who will be the one who will end up attacking?
Aren't they still innocent victims?
Why can Zhang Wei say, "If my rights and interests have not been violated, I can't defend my rights?"
Why can this squatting girl say: "Call the police if it's fake, you make me unhappy!"
In the final analysis, the cost of rumor-mongering is too low.
Those who are slandered have a long way to defend their rights, and the punishment of rumor-mongers is light.
Again, we support rights protection, regardless of gender!